Seniority In Congress Faces Reform Ahead
In Washington, seniority still guides committee power but faces reform pressure. Arkansans backed Gov. Dale Bumpers over Sen. J. William Fulbright, challenging long tenure as a factor in elections and policy, while figures like John Sparkman and John L. McClellan illustrate ongoing seniority influence in the Senate.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate
Fulbright
Dale Bumpers
John L. McClellan
Appropriations Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means
McClellan
David Pryor
Pryor
Bumpers
Abc-Tv
John Sparkman
Alabama
Peace Talks Promise Amid Golan Heights Fighting
On the Golan Heights Israeli and Syrian forces exchange tank and artillery fire after Kissinger's disengagement plan nears signing. Soldiers and settlers express cautious hope for peace while awaiting a potential return of Haifa village residents to Syrian rule and noting ongoing dangers.
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Occupied Syria
Golan Heights
Henry A. Kissinger
Haim Gross
Gross
Golan
Mt. Hermon
Haifa
Damascus
Mukhtar
Salman Yusef Atmat
Ein Zivan
Jaworski wraps ITT probe no major scandal found
Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski says the ITT inquiry, after three resignations, has not uncovered evidence of a major scandal. He notes the case is not closed and hints ongoing work might continue under Richard Davis. Reinecke's perjury case remains separate as Kleindienst awaits sentencing.
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Washington
ITT
Leon Jaworski
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jaworski
J.J. Pickle
Dtex
Task Force
Richard Davis
San Diego
Calif
Dita Beard
Jack Anderson
White House
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Special Prosecutor
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senten
Cing Jaworski
Kleindienst
Davis
California
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
Senate
Kissinger Ends Extraordinary Mission
Henry Kissinger returned to Washington after a 34 day shuttle diplomacy effort aimed at securing a Middle East peace accord. The agreement, reached in Geneva between Syrian and Israeli generals, followed high level talks and broad regional endorsements including Egypt and Jordan. The Israeli parliament approved the pact 76 to 36 despite concerns over security implications. Golda Meir praised the accord as preventing further war.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Geneva
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Syria
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Damascus
Arab Socialist Baath Party
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Moshe Dayan
United Nations
OSU rejects black student demands amid campus protests
Ohio State University President Harold Enarson declined unilateral demands from black students calling for a Black Culture Center, increased black faculty hires, and expanded aid. He noted existing commitments and urged negotiations while cautioning against ongoing guaranteed funding. About 150 protesters gathered outside the administration building.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Harold Enarson
OSU
Enarson
Eric Gilbertson
Donald Anderson
College of Education
Office of Minority Affairs
Ohio State
Ford Seeks GOP Rally Amid Watergate Shadows
Six months into his tenure as the first appointed vice president Gerald Ford campaigns to steady the battered Republican party. He travels extensively denying any political plans for 1976 while defending Nixon on substance and urging cooperation with investigators and Congress. Ford insists he would not have changed anything in his first half in office.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Ford
Republican Party
White House
Leon Jaworski
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Access for Appalachian Ohio Child Development Programs
Appalachian Ohio faces access and transportation barriers in delivering ARC funded child development services. The Ohio Office of Appalachia runs 28 programs across 28 counties, emphasizing high quality accessible services and community integration.
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Appalachian
Ohio
Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio Office of Appalachia
Jefferson
Vinton
ARC
Tuscarawas Valley
Ohio University
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Ohio Valley
Athens-area
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Gallia
Washington — Well
Perry
Appalachia
Ohio Appalachian Counties Face Housing and Medical Shortages
The report highlights Southeastern Ohio 28 Appalachian counties with deteriorating housing, medical personnel shortages, and declining population. It notes 17 counties lack pediatricians and two have only one general practitioner, signaling a low spirits outlook for the region.
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Appalachian
Appalachia
Development Department
Ohio
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