Cease-Fire Takes Effect In Cyprus Amid Turmoil
The cease-fire between Turkish and Greek forces on Cyprus began at 10 a.m. EDT as announced by the State Department and confirmed by Turkey and Greece. Reports from Nicosia described a relatively quiet boundary but ongoing attacks around Kyrenia, St. Hilarion Castle, and Boghaz Pass. Turkish jets raided dawn targets near the city and airport, with claims of several enemy losses and disputed naval actions off Paphos.
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Greece
Cyprus
Washington
State Department
Associated Press
Frank N. Hawkins Jr
Nicosia
Hawkins
Kyrenia
St. Hilarion Castle
Boghaz Pass
Paphos
Bulent Ecevit
Radio Cyprus
Ankara
Ecevit
Aegean Sea
National Guard
Ohio Appropriations Bill Faces Floor Action Tuesday
A joint House Senate panel plans to sign the final draft of a $124 million supplemental appropriation. The package includes $45 million for schools and $2 million for free mass transit for the elderly. Some Republicans oppose a Cincinnati school district amendment aimed at preserving $10 per pupil.
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Columbus
Ohio
Norman A. Murdock
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Cincinnati
Panel To Vote On Broadcast
Washington AP report says the House Judiciary Committee will vote on televising its impeachment debate. A rule change is needed to allow cameras in committee sessions and a resolution precedes the panel’s meeting. Sam Garrison will present the minority arguments against impeachment. Jenner remains on staff under Doar as associate counsel.
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House Judiciary Committee
House
Sam Garrison
Republican Committee
Albert Jenner
Garrison
John Doar
Jenner
Committee
Chicago
Doar
Nixon
Columbus police stand by as man barricades in apartment
Police in Columbus waited outside a near northside apartment after Robert Hahn 23 barricaded himself inside with a pistol and threatened self harm while seeking to expose corruption in unions and aid the needy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Hahn
Hahn
Morse In Critical Condition
Former Senator Wayne Morse, 73, remains in critical condition at a Portland hospital with kidney failure and a severe urinary tract infection as he fights to regain his Senate seat. He was hospitalized last Wednesday during his campaign runoff.
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Portland, Ore
Wayne Morse
Portland
Morse
Ohio Lottery Issues 2000 Licenses to Agents
The Ohio Lottery Commission has issued licenses to 2,000 ticket sales agents and expects the total to rise to 9,000 to 9,500 by week’s end, a spokesman said today.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Lottery Commission
Weather Outlook Cloudy with Showers Tonight and Tuesday
Cloudy with a chance of showers or thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight in the low to mid 60s. Highs Tuesday in the 80s. Details, Page 3.
US intelligence misread Turkish Cyprus plan and moves
U S intelligence misread Turkish military intentions toward Cyprus. Officials say conventional wisdom assumed Turks could be talked out of landing, but that proved wrong as forces mobilized from southern Turkey. Kissinger noted prior crises shaped judgments and Turkish fleet movements shifted twice before landing decisions.
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Cyprus
U.S
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Turkey
Greece
Pentagon
Mersin
Pentaton
Czechoslovakia
Israel
State Pay Hike Could Cost OU 250 000
Ohio University faces a potential 11 month cost of 250000 for a proposed state employee raise. The increase would apply to about 16000 state workers, with funding for auxiliary-budget staff borne by the universities rather than the state. OU plans to review auxiliary budgets as enrollment and fees affect next year’s funding.
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Ohio University
Martin L. Hecht
Hecht
Prospects for Permanent Special Prosecutor Stagnant
Hearings on a Senate Watergate era proposal to create a permanent special prosecutor drew broad opposition from key figures including Archibald Cox Ramsey Clark and Nicholas Katzenbach. They argued the plan would dilute executive accountability and risk ineffective governance though some saw potential public confidence gains. The bills were not acted on.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Attys
Ramsey Clark
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Cox
Watergate Committee
Judiciary
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Robert G. Dixon
Justice Department
Office of Legal Counsel
Burke Marshall
Yale Law School
Kennedy
Katzenbach
Ford Sees 8 Percent Price Rise on 1975 Models
Ford Motor Co told its 6,800 dealers that 1975 model cars and trucks will cost on average 8 percent more this fall. The rise adds about 200 to 800 dollars per vehicle, averaging 420 dollars, with specific model distributions not disclosed. The Pinto, Torino, Thunderbird, and Lincoln Continental would climb to new retail levels.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
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