Senate Extends Oil Price Controls 30 Days
The Senate approved a 30 day extension of oil price controls delaying a potential price rise when controls would expire. The move gives Congress until Dec 15 to finish work on a broader energy bill while White House officials weigh signing.
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Ford screens small list for Supreme Court nominees
The American Bar Association reviews a list under twelve potential nominees sent by the Ford administration. The President will not be bound by ABA recommendations. Atty. Gen. Levi sent the list to the ABA, which plans to report on qualifications early next week. White House officials say the process involves bar input but also broader consultation.
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Ohio Democrats Near Economic Conference Format Set
Ohio Democratic leaders reached agreement on a post election economic conference format with House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr and Senate Majority Leader Oliver Ocasek confirming a meeting next month. Governors aides question participation as nonvoting observers. Riffe aims to evaluate the state's economic health with economists and business leaders.
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Democrats Dominate Panels and Scheduling Details
The discussion notes that both panels are dominated by Democrats and that a further meeting with Moyer was planned. The conference aims to begin in early December and return recommendations to the legislature by January 31. Democratic Lt. Gov. Celeste, who opposed the bond package, was not invited to join the conference.
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Kissinger Cited for Contempt by House Panel
The House intelligence committee voted 10 to 2 to cite Secretary of State Henry Kissinger for contempt of Congress for refusing to release subpoenaed documents on eight covert intelligence operations.
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Ford hints at Black running mate for 1976 ticket
President Ford said he would consider a Black running mate for the 1976 Republican ticket. He cited Senator Ed Brooke of Massachusetts as a person who ought to be considered.
Studded tires legal on Ohio highways through April 15
Ohio drivers may use studded tires on highways until April 15, following an earlier law allowing winter use starting November 1 according to the Department of Transportation.
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New York Tax Hike Faces Legislature Clash
Albany reports show hostility from New York legislators to the governor's plan for nearly 1 billion dollars in state tax increases. The move aims to avert a city default and influence President Ford toward reversing federal aid opposition.
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Arab Bombers Sought in Jerusalem Bombing Hunt
Police question 200 Arabs in a citywide search for Palestinian terrorists after a Jerusalem blast kills six and wounds 42 including an American. The report notes intensive manhunt and security measures across the capital.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Possible
A cold front brings a chance of snow flurries tonight with lows in the low to mid 20s. Saturday turns partly cloudy and less cold with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Details, Page 6.
Franco Nearer Death In Madrid Medical Flush
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, age 82, suffered a near fatal heart stoppage at 3 30 a m local time but was revived by heart massage at La Paz Clinic. He has been ill for 29 days with heart ailments kidney failure and bronchial pneumonia and doctors resumed artificial respiration and a kidney machine after a brief stoppage.
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Ford China trip viewed as symbolic with limited policy impact
Ford will visit China next month to mark a symbolic step in U S China relations. Officials say the trip aims to maintain high level contact, not to produce dramatic or tangible policy gains, with talks focusing on the global scene and detente.
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How to Sell in a Hurry with Action Ads
Bernice Graham of 398 Estates Drive Athens praises Action Ads for fast results. Her items sold on the first call after 23 inquiries, showing quick reach and strong response from buyers.
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Urban heat islands boost urban rainfall and pollution
Heat from streets and buildings creates an urban heat island that increases summer rainfall and worsens air quality in cities. Experts testifying before the House subcommittee cite reduced sunshine, fog, and altered wind patterns, with some improvements noted where pollution controls exist.
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