Ohio Energy Agency bill faces House floor vote
The Ohio House plans to vote on an emergency measure creating the Ohio Energy Development and Research Agency after Senate approval. Republicans accuse the process of excluding them and oppose board control, while Gov. Rhodes opposes the bill. Passage requires acres of GOP support and faces a veto risk.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Ohio Energy Development and Research Agency
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Thomas J. Moyer
Moyer
Sam Speck
New Concord
Speck
Transportation Department
General Assembly
Ford Says Housing Bill Too Costly In Veto Battle
Ford plans to veto a housing bill citing cost and deficit fears as the House moves to override. Senate debates New Hampshire election timing while debt limits and other must bills press for passage before June 30.
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Ford
Washington
Senate
New Hampshire Senate
House
New Hampshire
Congress
White House
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Senate Rules Com
Greenspan sees upturn after recession on CBS
Washington AP Greenspan on Face the Nation said unemployment has peaked near 9.2 percent and should fall by next January to about 8.5 percent with a stronger upswing in 1976. He warned spending and deficits could threaten recovery and noted inflation is down to about half a year ago.
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Washington
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Friedrich von Hayek
von Hayek
NBC
Meet the Press
Death Penalty Review Delayed by High Court Ruling
The Supreme Court adjourned consideration on the Fowler death penalty appeal until the 1975-76 term. Jesse Thurman Fowler, condemned to die in North Carolina for a 1973 Raleigh murder, remains on death row as nationwide capital punishment laws evolve after the 1972 ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jesse Thurman Fowler
Fowler
North Carolina
John Griffin
Raleigh
N.C
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
North Carolina Supreme Court
Corporations Face IRS Probe Into Political Donations
The IRS is examining returns of top corporate officers to see if political donations were reimbursed through phony expenses or other claims. The Campaign Contribution Compliance Project expanded to include foreign bribes, with about 50 firms under review and several high-profile cases pending.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Pentagon
U.S
IRS
B. Wolfe
Investi
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
United Brands Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Northrop Corp
Ashland Oil Inc
Phillips Petroleum
Donald Alexander
Charles A. Vanik
D-Ohio
Gulf
United Brands
Vanik
Nitrogen Fertilizers May Hurt Atmosphere
Boulder scientist warns that nitrogen fertilizers could damage the ozone layer more than aerosol sprays by producing nitric oxide that reaches the stratosphere. He says continued NOx expansion may cut ozone by up to 30 percent by 2000, risking plant life, crops, and skin cancer.
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Boulder, Colo
Harvard
United States
McElroy
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Nature
Ding Doom
Fools for Christ Continue Communion Despite Verdict
In Oberlin Ohio two women deny church discipline as they give communion in defiance of a priest Beebe found guilty of breaking vows by inviting them. Beebe vows to persist and bishops face whether to suspend or admonish.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Peter Beebe
Oberlin, Ohio
Episcopal Church
Alison Cheek
Annadale, Va
Carter Heyward
New York City
Christ's Episcopal Church
L. Peter Beebe
John H. Burt
Burt
Beebe
Miss Heyward
Christ
Nixon resigns from Supreme Court in brief court order
Former President Richard Nixon requested resignation from the Supreme Court and the justices granted it in a brief order with no explanation. Justices Douglas and Rehnquist did not participate in the decision.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
William H. Rehnquist
Hefner loosens Playboy club rules to back bunny lib goals
Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner announces changes to strict club rules to allow bunnies more personal freedom. He says he was perhaps overprotective banning dating customers naming true names and visiting clubs after hours to promote a more realistic bunny life. In Moscow two cosmonauts set a new Soviet endurance record circling the earth aboard Salyut 4 surpassing earlier 29 day marks while the American Skylab record stands at 84 days.
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Los Angeles
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Hefner
Moscow
Earth
Salyut 4 Space Laboratory
Pyotr Klimuk
Vitaly Sevastyanov
Aleksei Gubarev
George Grechko
Skylab
Communist Party Calls Militants Off Socialist Rally
In Lisbon the Communist party urged its militants to skip a major Socialist rally as tens of thousands of Socialists were set to flood the streets and warn the leftist military government that the Socialist party remains the nation's largest.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Communist Party
Socialist Party
Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy Tonight Into Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Tuesday with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Tuesday highs reach 85 to 90 degrees as details appear on Page 8.
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NAACP
Alberta Osborne
Luis Jose Monge
Colorado
Christ Episcopal Church
Timmy Horkay
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Timmy
Nixon
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