Senate Likely to Back Carter B1 Bomber Cut
The Senate is expected to back President Carter by deleting all funding for the costly B1 bomber from the defense bill. Sources say the House will likely agree as part of broader measures this week including an agriculture bill and voting reform.
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Washington
Carter
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Frank Thompson
D-N.j
Congress
Gerald Ford
Ways and Means
Fund For Social Security
U.S
Israel
Begin
West Bank
Gaza
Land of Israel
Judea
Samaria
Golan Heights
Sinai
Promised Land
Dayan
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Language bill could boost ADC payments in two year window
In Columbus the House plans a Tuesday vote on a budget related language bill that could allow the State Controlling Board to raise Aid to Dependent Children payments by at least 25 cents per recipient if funds permit. The measure also funds uniform agency accounting and boosts Disadvantaged Pupil Impact Aid for big city districts, with Cleveland Toledo and Dayton receiving sizable shares.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
House
Senate
Ohio
Pete Crossland
State Controlling Board
Control Board
Wilkins
James A. Rhodes
Kenneth Creasy
Department of Public Welfare
Creasy
ADC
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Rhodes
Begin carries secret Mideast peace plan for talks with Carter
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin arrives in Washington with a secret complete peace plan aimed at guiding negotiations with Arab states. Carter signals openness to a Palestinian homeland idea but opposes an independent state, suggesting a linked entity under Jordan with continued Israeli security.
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Menahem Begin
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State Department
Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza
Prsident
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Jordan
Fires Burn Across Utah Forests Kill Three Firefighters
Fires in Ashley National Forest Utah totaled 1200 acres with three firefighters killed after winds shifted. Additional large blazes in Montana Wyoming and Utah threaten more land while crews nationwide battle broad wildfire activity aided by air support and heavy equipment.
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Associated Press
Utah
Ashley National Forest
Montana
Wyoming
Boise
Forest Service
Timber Canyon
Hanna
Horse Ridge
Duchesne
Nephi
Mt. Nebo
Pattee Canyon
Missoula
State official to hear comments on dairy lane barn razing
An official from the state mental health department will be in Athens tonight to hear public comments about the proposed razing of a historic barn on Dairy Lane. The session is slated for Page 3.
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State Mental Health Department
Athens
Dairy Lane
Chamber backs annexation push from Athens Chamber chief
Jesse Perry, newly elected president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce, announced support for increased annexation while noting no new areas with sewer and water facilities and no undeveloped places within city limits.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Perry
Not Your Average Star Is a West Liberty Youth
Seventy year old Andy Detwiler headlines a feature on a local TV star with a playful twist, highlighting unusual fame and community ties in a small town setting.
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West Liberty
Andy Detwiler
Unions Hire Broadway Actor for Cleveland Theater
Cleveland unions sign a Broadway actor to star in their fall production of John L. Lewis, Disciple of Discontent, marking a labor history moment for the city.
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Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Government urges clearer labels on products for consumers
The federal government plans to reduce guesswork in shopping by urging manufacturers to include labels covering performance, efficiency, and noise levels. The initiative aims to help buyers compare items more accurately and make informed choices.
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Women’s
Gallup Poll doctors three part series on attitudes toward gays
Princeton New Jersey headline notes Gallup Poll launches a three part series on homosexuality and public attitudes toward gays. The editorial page mentions weather with warm humid conditions and isolated thunderstorms later Tuesday with highs in the mid 90s and a 30 percent rain chance.
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Princeton, N.J
Gallup
Peace powwow ends two century war between Utes and Comanches
In Ignacio Colorado, the Southern Utes and Comanches plan a four day peace gathering to end a long lasting feud. Leaders Buckskin Charlie and Quannah Parker will preside as tribes smoke peace pipes exchange handshakes and perform the Black Knife Peace Dance revived since 1918. A large attendance is expected with invitations to other tribes. No formal treaty is required though symbolic rawhide scrolls may be exchanged.
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West Texas Panhandle
Buckskin Charlie
Quannah Parker
Heath
Mesa
Colorado
Oklahoma
Lawnmower Regulation Eyed as Noise and Safety Clash
Washington reports a government clash over power mowers as the CPSC pursues safety standards and the EPA seeks noise controls. Judges including John J. Sirica oversee lawsuits by power mower makers against mandatory rules to curb blade injuries and debris projection.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Waterloo
Eton
Commission
Consumer Product Agency
EPA
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