Carter Urges Steel Price Cuts To Curb Global Inflation
President elect Jimmy Carter says he has sent word to U S steel producers to reverse recent price hikes to avoid tipping oil exporters into higher petroleum prices. He cites reactions from Bethlehem Republic and US Steel and notes insurers warn higher steel costs will raise consumer prices globally.
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Carter Narrowly Extends Ohio Lead In First Recount Day
In Ohio the recount of the presidential vote begins with Carter gaining nearly 500 votes in eight counties, as his edge sits at 9,333 over Ford. Justice Department declines to send federal observers. Brown forecasts completion by week’s end. fraud probes loom with lists of potentially invalid registrations being checked by local officials.
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Dole calls for GOP unity and early comeback plan
Sen. Robert Dole urged Republicans to unite and start rebuilding now to win in 1978 and 1980. He said a new party chair should unite factions, reach disinterested voters, and prepare for off year elections, 1978 congressional contests, and local races.
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Ohio Certifies State Election Results And Constitution Amendments
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown completed certification of statewide ballots for U S Senate and Ohio Supreme Court races and seven proposed constitutional amendments. Metzenbaum defeated Taft in the Senate race 1 941 113 to 1 823 774, while Sweeney and Locher won Supreme Court seats. Amendments 1 through 7 were certified with mixed outcomes.
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Ohio Development Efforts Under Scrutiny by Council
At a Monday Ohio Development Advisory Council session critics assailed state efforts to attract new industry and retain existing businesses. Department head James Duerk acknowledged issues and outlined steps to improve inquiries, data profiles, and geographic sales focus while boosting staff to sustain old business and adapt tax incentives.
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New $14 Million School Planned Near Athens Route 56 Site
The school board on Monday voted to seek federal funding for a new $14 million elementary school to replace Morrison, to be built on a 229 acre tract on Route 56 a mile west of Athens. A 30 day land option was approved. Enrollments at Ironton center rise after a landmark spring move. Also urging faster Appalachian Highway construction, the GAO told Congress to boost regional economy.
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Gilmore Appears Before Pardons Board in Utah
Convicted killer Gary Gilmore meets with the Utah Board of Pardons in Salt Lake City urging an early execution date. He challenges officials to set a prompt date for his death.
Debate Over Death Sentence Splits Ireland
In Dublin a death sentence for a young anarchist couple sparks nationwide debate on capital punishment and clemency, challenging Ireland’s anti IRA campaign stance. An AP News Special. Comedian Cambridge Dies in Burbank at 43 after heart attack on Warner Bros set.
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Clean calendar entry describing tonight clear and cold with lows 10 to 15 and Wednesday cloudy with possible light snow highs 25 to 30. Snow chance zero percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday.
Father charged in Uhrichsville fire deaths of three children
Murder charges filed against Wilbur G Baker 44 after authorities confirm Mona Baker 10 and brothers Terry 13 Timothy 14 died from multiple skull fractures before a fire at their home in Uhrichsville. Initial belief the father was in the house during the blaze remains unclear.
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California man held on bail after Portland shooting spree
A year-old California man was jailed on $100,000 bail after a two hour shooting spree near a five story motel. Daniel Harmon Jones was arrested without a struggle Monday morning after more than 70 shots were fired. A patrolman was struck above the heart but worn a bullet proof vest, suffering only a slight injury. No other injuries reported.
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Supreme Court Denies Beicher Appeal in Ohio Shooting Case
The Supreme Court refused to hear Columbus officer Raymond Beicher's appeal after a jury ordered him to pay 831000 in damages to the families of two men killed and a third man paralyzed in a 1971 barroom shooting. The unsigned decision left intact the Cincinnati trial court ruling under federal civil rights law.
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