Ford Talk Wins Praise at NATO Summit
At Brussels NATO leaders praised President Ford for reaffirming U.S. support to allies amid Soviet pressure. Turkeys premier condemned the U.S. arms embargo as self destructive while Portugal’s Vasco Goncalves pledged continued loyalty and asked for more understanding.
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Officials Back Repeal of Ohio Fair Trade Law
Atty. Gen. William J. Brown endorses repeal of Ohio's fair trade law saying it costs Ohioans over 50 million annually with no benefits. Assistant Edward A. Matto cites higher prices and artificial price maintenance harming consumers. Rep. Strnziano notes double digit inflation and cites price disparities with Indiana and Kentucky.
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Judge blocks USDA beef grading changes in landmark ruling
U S District Judge Robert V Denney in Omaha issued a permanent injunction against altering beef marbling and yield grading standards. He found the proposed rules arbitrary and inadequately justified, delaying the start of the changes and prompting potential appeals by the government and the American National Cattlemen's Association.
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Ohio issues grace period for 1975 license tag stickers
Columbus AP reports Ohio Highway Safety Department warns all cars must display 1975 validation stickers by May 31 or face citation. Police will ticket untagged vehicles starting June 1. fines up to 25 dollars and possible impounding for improper registrations.
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Decline in Sponsor List Delays Refugee Resettlement
U S officials report sponsor decline and heavy security checks slowing Vietnamese and Cambodian refugee relocation. With 22,382 resettled and 107,941 remaining, many on Guam camps through summer. Officials warn camps may extend into next year as screenings persist.
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California passes landmark farm labor bill with president sign promise
Sacramento AP reports the legislature advanced a farm labor bill guaranteed to let farm workers organize while offering growers labor stability. Brown plans to sign next week. effective Aug 28 aligns with Salinas lettuce and San Joaquin grape harvests as unions UFW and Teamsters back the measure.
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San Joaquin
Weekend Weather Outlook Cloudy With Showers Likely
Rain showers and possible thundershowers forecast for tonight and Saturday. Overnight lows in the 60s, with Saturday highs in the mid to upper 70s. Details on Page 8.
Excess Baggage Questioned in Equal Yield Plan Debate
Republican Rep. Ben Rose of Lima warned to remove excess baggage from the Senate bill on the equal yield state aid plan. He opposed a two thirds attendance trigger for open enrollment and noted about 20 changes since December. The Allen County attorney questioned board certification of available funds before contracts with school employees.
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Ford plans show little change in unemployment outlook
Washington sources say the Ford administration will release revised economic and budget projections showing unemployment averaging around 7.5 percent through 1977 with a budget deficit near 60 billion dollars for 1976, matching February figures and signaling only limited shifts in policy.
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Ford Administration
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Congress to Override Jobs Veto Says Albert
Washington AP President Ford vetoed a 5.3 billion jobs program. Congress, led by House Speaker Carl Albert, plans to override. The measure would create about 900000 jobs with funds for public service, youth, construction, small business, and flood control.
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