Regents oppose osteopathic medical school at Ohio University
Ohio's Board of Regents leaders urged Senate committee opposition to a House approved bill creating the states first osteopathic medical school at Ohio University. They argued it does not address primary care needs and would be costly, with limited federal support likely.
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Youngstown
Ruppert
Norton
Veterans Administration
Huntington
W. Va
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Ford Opens Talks with Italian Leaders in Rome Visit
President Ford stressed the extraordinary ties of friendship between Italy and the United States during talks in the presidential palace with President Giovanni Leone. He wrapped up a week long European tour and underscored Washington’s commitment to Atlantic alliance partners.
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Italy
United States
Ford
Giovanni Leone
Washington
Vatican
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford Visits Rome Tightens Ties with Italy Amid Security
President Ford’s 10 hour Rome visit featured pomp and surprise security as some 5,000 armed officers and 200 sharpshooters guarded the capital. He met Pope Paul VI at the Vatican and discussed energy oil and Middle East peace with Italian leaders including Premier Moro and President Leone. The trip included a flight from Ciampino to the presidential palace and a review of an honor guard. Ford stressed U.S Italian friendship while Kissinger outlined the agenda, and Sadat praised Ford after Salzburg talks. Ford ends the trip with a message for Washington West Point address pending Rabin talks.
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Egypt
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Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Survivors recount perilous rescue from sunken oil rig
Joe Bellard and Derrel Dore were rescued after spending 13 hours apart on a partially flooded Progress Marine rig 18 miles off Louisiana. Five others were saved as divers searched 60 feet underwater for a missing crewman. The offshore rig partially overturned while under tow, and salvage teams prepared to assess damage and salvage feasibility.
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Joe Bellard
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Opelousas
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Delcambre
Dore
Druggists Split Over Advertising Prescription Price Rules
FTC considers a regulation to allow price advertising for prescription drugs, enabling shoppers to compare costs. A survey of 16 states and DC with current price ads shows mixed support among druggists and firms. FTC Chairman Engman argues price transparency benefits consumers against restrictive state laws and ethical concerns.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
District of Columbia
Price Hike Bill Offered After Supreme Court Ruling
Emergency legislation in Columbus seeks back pay for 85,000 state employees. A one time $130 across the board payment would cover state county welfare and nonacademic university staff. The move follows the U S Supreme Court decision not to allow a state pay raise during the 1972 wage-price freeze.
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Columbus
U. S. Supreme Court
Lucasville
Hayden files 1976 Senate bid in California
Tom Hayden announces his candidacy for the 1976 Democratic U S Senate nomination in California. The SDS founder and antiwar leader cites the 60s radicalism becoming 70s common sense as he runs with Jane Fonda as his wife. Habib says Laos will maintain ties with the United States and continue U S aid.
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Calif
Tom Hayden
Hayden
U. S. Senate
California
Students For A Democratic Society
Laos
Vientiane
U. S
Today's Weather: Partly Cloudy With Warmer Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Wednesday will be fair and warmer with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Details on Page 6.
Ford Veto on Environmental Strip Mining Defended
Administration officials led by Frank G. Zarb planned testimony to a House panel to justify President Ford’s veto of a bill aimed at environmental controls on strip mining. Udall claimed the figures are inflated and urged an override vote set for June 10 after a postponed showdown. Ford argued the bill would cost jobs raise utility costs and boost imported oil reliance.
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House
Ford
Federal Energy
Frank G. Zarb
Interior Department
U.S
White House
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Interior Committee
Udall
Ohio Senate approves minority history teaching bill
The Ohio Senate approved a House bill requiring public schools to offer a balanced view of minority contributions to U.S. history. The 19 to 7 vote upheld adding histories of blacks, Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, and American Indians, with debate over adding Italians and broader All-Americans language. The measure returns to the House for confirmation.
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Senate
Columbus
State Board of Education
New sex discrimination rules allow separate athletic teams
Ford administration issues final draft prohibiting sex discrimination in schools and colleges while allowing separate or coed athletic teams. Equal spending on scholarships not required. female opportunities to participate in sports urged alongside men. NCAA opposes provisions affecting big-money football and basketball. NOW and others criticize gaps in textbooks and benefits.
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Ford
Secretary of Health
Eduation and Welfare
Caspar W. Weinberger
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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