Ohio Seeks 29 Million Transfer to Cover July Bills
Ohio budget director says a 29 million temporary transfer from the Revenue Sharing Trust Fund and the Public School Rotary Fund will allow the state to pay July bills. Officials anticipate a long, month to month struggle to balance the books with potential across the board cuts and further borrowing.
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Columbus
Ohio
William W. Wilkins
Revenue Sharing Trust
Rotary Fund
Wilkins
James A. Rhodes
William J. Brown
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Ohio Youth Commission
Departments of Economic and Community Development
Commerce and Health
Control Board
Office of Budget and Management
State Library Fund
Budget Office
No Accord Reached In Massachusetts Strike
State and union negotiators ended a meeting without agreement on federal mediation for a strike affecting nearly 20,000 workers. Alliance leader Howard V. Doyle said no statements would be made until morning court proceedings. Superior Court Judge Thomas Morse had issued a temporary injunction earlier.
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Boston
Howard V. Doyle
Alliance
Massachusetts
George Bennett
Treaty Hoped as Democratic Spur
The Senate ratified a five year Spain military bases treaty by 84 to 11, linking a $1.2 billion package of loans and grants to Spain's progress toward democracy under King Juan Carlos. The accord will be reviewed annually via congressional appropriations to monitor Spain’s move away from Franco era rule.
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Washington
Senate
Spain
Congress
Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
Franco
Richard Clark
Iowa
U.S
United States
Clark
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Platform talks aim for unity and few disputes
Washington AP reports Republicans expect a short concise platform for 1976 with cooperation from Ford and Reagan to avoid floor fights. Disagreements may surface on foreign policy and divisive items like abortion busing and amnesty while Democrats push unity. Gov. Robert Ray notes the goal is unity and detail that matters.
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Washington
Republican Party
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Platform Committee
Robert Ray
Iowa
Republican Platform Committee
Ray
Reagan
Picketing Is Restricted at General Tire Plant
A Summit County judge granted a restraining order barring picketing at General Tire and Rubber Co. Akron plant. URW workers, under contract expiry May 15, had stayed on the job. Bommarito urged broader union action while the decision paused plant operations.
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General Tire
Akron
General Tire and Rubber Co
Summit County Common Pleas
United Rubber Workers
URW
Big Four
Ment
Peter Bommariot
URW International
Waco
Tex
Bommarito
Inflation threat and OECD multinational guidelines debate
Paris AP report notes the risk of renewed inflation as the greatest threat to industrialized expansion. Treasury Secretary Simon urges public understanding of inflation and backs liberal trade policy and welcoming multinational investment. The OECD adopts voluntary anticorruption guidelines for multinationals, with Turkey abstaining.
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Paris
Treasury
William E. Simon
United States
Simon
Lockheed
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Rhodes
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Department of Economic and Community Development
Ohio States Center For Vocational Education
Harry Meshel
Concord Reformatory
Paul Quirk
Social Workers Guild
OECD
Turkey
Panagis Papaligouras
Greece
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Kremlin
Norwich
Muskingum County
Christopher C. Baldwin
American Antiquarian Society of
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Mass
Goodyear
Goodrich
Uniroyal
Firestone Tire and Rubber Cos
James Scearce
Cleveland
Firestone
Mohawk Rubber Co
Hudson
Local 6
Mohawk
West Helena, Ark
Mansfield
Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co
Joe Johnson
City OF
Athens
Recreation
Recreation Department
Jerry L. Adams
Janice
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