Student Loan Bill Faces House Senate Clash in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers clash over a 100 percent federal guarantee for student loans. A Senate amendment to require banks handling state deposits to join the program was rejected 55 to 34 in the House, prompting a possible joint conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Greggs
Dayton
Portage County
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Bowen
Michael P. Strnziano
D-30
Strnziano
Student Loan Commission
Arthur Wilkowski
C-46
Toledo
Wilkowski
Utilities Say Shutoff Bill Is Costly To Taxpayers
Ohio utilities testified that a Senate bill tightening shutoff rules would be costly for taxpayers and customers. Columbia Gas of Ohio urged the panel that more welfare staffing would be needed to review hardship cases, potentially adding hundreds of workers and millions in costs. East Ohio Gas warned of 50,000 delinquent notices and imminent disconnections as the winter moratorium ends.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Columbia
Smith
Columbia Gas
First crime victims compensation payments announced
The Ohio crime victims compensation program awarded 10 110 to victims for medical funeral and lost wages from crimes. Venita Rammell received the largest 3744.01 for an assault shooting. James Lee 1269.02 for a facial gunshot. Mitchell Haddad 1176.80 for injuries from foiling a holdup.
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Columbus
Ohio
Venita Rammell
Hilliard
James Lee
Cincinnati
Mitchell Haddad
Toledo
Ford Returns to Washington as Former President in Ano n Era
Gerald Ford arrives in Washington on a six month transition plan with wife Betty. He meets with Republican leaders on Capitol Hill and AEI to assume a new role as Distinguished Fellow while staying at a government townhouse. Carter greets Ford at the White House and they share a cordial one hour visit.
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Jimmy Carter
White House
Capitol Hill
Republican National Committee
Ford
Washington
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
AEI
Carter
Oval Office
Carter Outlines Push for Major Nuclear Arms Cuts
President Carter proposed a sweeping reduction in U S and Soviet nuclear arsenals with a high ambition target and a fallback at existing ceilings The plan would cut launcher and bomber totals from about 2 320 and 2 660 to roughly 1 800 each A 1974 framework would be retained if talks fail while Cruise missiles and Backfire bombers remain contentious between the two powers
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Washington
Carter
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Vance
Paul Warnke
Associated Press
U.S. Seeks Hanoi Help to Confirm Servicemen Remains
The United States urges Vietnam to allow U.S. experts to examine any further bodies before Hanoi identifies them as American remains. Pentagon tests showed a mixup where Lt. Patrick Wynne was mistaken for Capt. Lawrence Golberg, and Maj. Curtis Eaton’s remains were misattributed.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Pentagon
Patrick E. Wynne
Satellite Beach
Fla
Lawrence H. Golberg
Cloquet
Minn
Wynne
Golberg
Edward
Walter F. Mondale
Maj
Curtis A. Eaton
Wakefield, R.I
Eaton
Labor suffers second blow as wage plan and picketing bill fail
Washington unions face setback as the House rejects a common situs picketing bill and the Carter administration proposes a wage raise to 2.50 dollars. AFL CIO president George Meany calls the wage proposal a disappointment while labor vows to press on.
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Washington
Organized Labor
House
Carter
George Meany
Aflcio
Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
White House
Bob Dole
Zack
Labor
Meany
Harvard
John Dunlop
OU Workers Strike Over Crew Sizes
An estimated 40 maintenance workers at Ohio University are off the job in a dispute over crew size. University officials plan a meeting with the union to address the labor action.
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Ohio University
Campaign filing gap eyed for Athens advertiser
Les Cornwell, donor to Citizens for Improved Schools opposing the Athens City Schools levy, must explain to the Ohio Elections Commission why a campaign expense report was filed three months late. Democrats in Athens First Ward compete in the spring primary as seventeen candidates were filed by the deadline, eight seeking reelection.
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Les Cornwell
Citizens For Improved Schools
Athens City
Ohio Elections Commission
Athens
Law student alleges civil service job denial over antiwar writings
A University of Cincinnati law student claims she was denied a promised Justice Department law clerk position due to antiwar articles she authored as an Ohio University student from 1970 to 1973. The report references page placements.
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University of Cincinnati
Justice Department
Ohio University
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