Democrats Seek Consumer Wins in Ohio Legislature
Ohio Democrats press to keep campaign pledge with bills advancing in the 112th General Assembly. Measures include extending the Retail Installment Sales Act to motor vehicle sales, barring odometer rollover contracts in mobile home leases, allowing mail order license plates, permitting pharmacist substitutions, labeling shelves for computer checkout systems, and expanding the consumer protection law to include unfair practices with civil penalties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Democratic Party
112Th General Assembly
Senate
Edward J. Orlett
Dayton
House
Sherrod Brown
Mansfield
Supreme Court Upholds Watergate Convictions for 3 Aides
The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals by John D. Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman keeping their Watergate cover up convictions intact. Mitchell and Haldeman face 30 months to eight years for conspiracy obstruction of justice and false testimony while Ehrlichman remains jailed and serves concurrent terms.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Atty
John D. Mitchell
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
William H. Rehnquist
National Public Radio
Warren E. Burger
Daniel Ellsberg
Watergate
Swift Trail
Safford
Ariz
Vacation-Pak offer from The Messenger
The Messenger announces a Vacation-Pak service for travelers. Copies will be saved and delivered on return at half price. For details call 592-6612 and ask for circulation.
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Messenger
Helsinki accord rights clash drives Cold War diplomacy
Carter administration builds cases against the Soviet Union for Helsinki rights breaches as Moscow plans a counter campaign. The United States and NATO exchange dossiers on jailing dissidents and Jews seeking emigration while Soviet media highlight U S rights failures. Tass reporters arrive in Belfast and Strasbourg to observe the Belfast conflict and Council of Europe court.
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Washington
Carter
United States
Ere
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
NATO
Israel
Moscow
U.S
Tass
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Strasbourg
France
Council of Europe
Court of Human Rights
Senate tackles huge farm bill with food stamps and price supports
The Senate Agriculture Committee sent a broad farm bill to the floor proposing average annual crop supports of about 4 billion dollars through 1962 for wheat feed grains cotton rice and soybeans and extending food stamp program for two years with potential free stamps for low income people. The bill also covers disaster relief peanut supports dairy payments and a five year energy and development emphasis while paving the way for auto emission standard extensions and a political activity measure for federal workers.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Carter
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Agriculture Committee
House
Speedy crop dusting boosts Ohio farmers spring planting
In Wakeman Ohio helicopter spraying speeds up planting as crews battle weeds in corn soybeans and oats. Heck Flying Service reports 4 50 per acre by copter versus 2 65 by truck with two aerial workers covering 600 acres daily. Helicopters load on site and save back trips. No further details.
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Wakeman
Ohio
Roger Wallace
Huron Landmark Inc
Clarksville
Huron County
Heck Flying Service
Willard
Richard Weisenberger
Landmark
Weisenberger
Robert Chase
Heck
Ashland County
Jesse
Matthews
Chase
Michigan Woods
Michigan
EPA to Limit Chemical Sprays On Crops in Regulated Move
EPA moves to tighten pesticide registrations demanding crop specific labels and extensive testing. Industry experts warn prices for vegetables and specialty foods will rise and some crops may vanish from gardens and markets. The change shifts costs to consumers as minor crops may be dropped from labels.
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Harrisbur
Environmental Protection Agency
Dr. Winand
EPA
Boyd Mertz
Northcentral
Pennsylvania
Mertz
Bob Kuykendall
New Foreign Policy Outlined by President Carter
President Carter asked Congress for a sweeping environmental program to curb pollution and protect wilderness with limited new spending, and planned to sign tax cuts already passed. He proclaimed a new American foreign policy during a Notre Dame commencement visit, emphasizing international cooperation over strict containment and noting Israel’s Likud victory while affirming UN Resolutions 242 and 338.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Indiana
University of Notre Dame
Middle East
Israel
Likud
United Nations
Ohio Crime Victims Seek Full Compensation Reforms
The Ohio crime victims program has paid 57 claims totaling 57 277 76 for medical bills and lost wages from 57 cases about 40 percent of filed claims. Victims note the fund born from traffic fines excludes pain and permanent injuries while appeals over fine collections linger.
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Chicago
Joseph F. Hatke
Hatke
Ohio
Court of Claims
Atty
William J. Brown
Supreme Court
David J. Lorince Sr
Parma
Brooklyn
Lorince
Ping Reaffirms Confidence in OU Debt Plan
Ohio University President Charles Ping reaffirmed confidence in a proposal to help the university out of a dormitory system debt as efforts to trim funds from the 1977-79 capital improvements budget for higher education continue.
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Ohio University
Charles Ping
Appalachian Highway plan boosts Southwestern Ohio growth
An environmental impact statement examines a 37 mile section of the Appalachian Highway in Southwestern Ohio showing how it will aid regional development. Gene Reed of Ohio University Food Services is re elected chairman of the Administrative Senate.
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Ohio
Gene Reed
Ohio University Food Services
Administrative Senate
Positive Action Motto Sets County Meeting Tone
Logan Hocking Countians met at an all day town gathering to pick a motto Positive Action Changes Everything and to identify county problems and solutions discussed during the session.
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Logan — Hocking
Nicklaus Wins Muirfield Tournament to Top 3 Million
Jack Nicklaus wins his own golf tournament at Muirfield to become the first pro golfer to earn 3 million dollars. Partly cloudy and warm through tonight and Tuesday with 40 percent rain tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. temps lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s.
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Jack Nicklaus
Muirfield
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