Ohio Primary Close as Carter Udall Church Rally for Votes
Democrats Carter Udall and Church await Ohio results as Ford campaigns in campaign motorcade. Reagan and Gan backers seek victory while Church argues his 20 years of experience justify support. Udall hopes Ohio helps open convention. Carter aims big delegate haul.
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Frank Church
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Ford
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Udall
Carter
Church
Ford Campaign Promises Jobs as Ford Winds Through Ohio
President Ford pledges 178 million dollars for uranium plant design and site work and a highway bill worth about 200 million for construction. He touts quotas on stainless steel imports to aid Armco and backs Taft for reelection, aiming to carry Ohio Republicans to victory.
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Lima
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Robert Taft Jr
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Biggest Day For Delegates
Voters in California Ohio and New Jersey cast the final ballots in the nation's longest presidential primary season. Ford Reagan Carter and opponents compete for a large one day delegate haul with final totals shaping the race for the Republican and Democratic nominations.
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Ping Vows Disciplinary Action After Athens Riot
OU President Charles Ping promised disciplinary action after two nights of clashes between Ohio University students and Athens police. He spoke in Columbus and Athens and urged long term solutions, citing bar density and community problems. Thirty five students were arrested, and an information inquiry among university officials was begun to uncover underlying causes.
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Secretarial Work Levied in Hays Case at Ohio Primary
Attorneys for Rep. Wayne Hays gather witnesses and documents to counter Elizabeth Ray's claims. They aim to prove Ray did secretarial work for a $14,000 salary and regularly visited the House office, suggesting a possible defense to fraud charges amid the Ohio primary.
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Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Miss Ray
Capitol Hill
Virginia
Kenneth Gray
D-Ill
Gray
Budget Battle Looms in Ohio Legislature
State lawmakers resume work on a renewed budget fight in Columbus as Senate and House prepare for a major struggle for control ahead of the November elections. Governor Rhodes portrays the Democratic leadership as fiscally irresponsible while House Speaker Verbal Griff e Jr. defends his fiscal stance.
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Ohio
Senate
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James A. Rhodes
Vernal Griffe Jr
New Boston
Tax Plan To Raise Revenue By Withholding on Interest
Washington plan would require withholding of income taxes from annual interest and dividend payments to over 50 million U S households. IRS estimates $2.4 billion yearly in federal taxes from withholding and cites widespread tax evasion. The measure aims to boost revenues for 1977 as Senate moves to approve a broader tax package.
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Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
IRS
Donald C. Alexander
Senate
Treasury Department
Long
Alexander
Mistrial Declared in Walker Murder Trial
The murder trial of Jesse Walker ended in a mistrial after his attorney referenced possible sentences for a murder conviction. A new jury will be seated in several weeks as the case moves forward.
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Jesse Walker
Walker
Pomeroy Council Approves Village Property Sale Plan
Pomeroy Council on Monday night approved plans to sell four village properties. The old 1st Ward Fire Station and the Village Hall will be auctioned, with two vacant lots also on the sale list. The fire station is unused and the Village Hall will be vacated when the town moves into the former Pomeroy High School.
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Pomeroy
1St Ward
Nelsonville council eyes half-mill levy for recreation program
Nelsonville city council members and the Nelsonville York school board held informal talks Monday night about placing a half-mill levy on the November ballot to fund a district wide recreation program.
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Nelsonville-York
Weather outlook and warm midweek temperatures
Clear night with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Sunny and warm Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain chance near zero through Wednesday.
Flashbulb Scare Near Ford Sparks Autograph Hope
In Toledo a flashbulb near President Ford prompted a Secret Service rush as a woman, not a Bowling Green student, was escorted away. Officials withheld her identity while noting Ford may sign an autographed photo. In Chicago, four blasts injured five and lightly damaged downtown venues.
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Secret Service
Ford
Keith McNamara
Ohio
Bowling Green University
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