Congress Heads Into Showdown On Aid Issue
Washington AP says Congress faces a foreign policy clash with President Ford over a Turkey aid cutoff. House skeptics hope for a two thirds override. Senate leaders expect Ford’s veto to stand. Both chambers agreed to delay recess to vote on the emergency funding tied to expired spending authority.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
Turkey
Senate
Hugh Scott
House
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Kissinger Near End Of Trip In Middle East
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads home from a week long tour in the Middle East with positive indications of progress toward Arab Israeli peace He met Rabat's King Hassan II 11 days before an Arab summit that could shape the peace moves Kissinger discussed in Egypt Syria Jordan Israel Saudi Arabia and Algeria
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Algeria
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Hassan
Eypt
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Dean Set As Ist Witness At Trial In Watergate Case
John W. Dean III will testify as the government’s lead-off witness in the Watergate cover-up trial as defense opening statements are delivered for Ehrlichman Parkinson Marcin and others. Jury seated nine women and three men.
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Dean Set
Ist
Washington
John W. Dean III
White House
Richard M. Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Robert C. Marcian
H. R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
Dean
Richard Ben- Veniste
Nixon
Nobel prizes awarded to Flory and Ryle Hewish
Stockholm honors American chemist Paul J Flory for macromolecules and plastics science. Sir Martin Ryle and Antony Hewish win physics prizes for radio astronomy and pulsar discovery, sharing $124,000 each. Flory's path includes Ohio State PhD and varied academic and industrial posts.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Paul J Flory
Stanford University
Martin Ryle
Antony Hewish
Ryle
Ohio boards seek 25 percent boost for school aid
Citing double digit inflation, the Ohio Board of Education committee proposes raising state aid to elementary and secondary schools by 25 percent. Chairman Robert A. Lyons of Dayton says funding should rise from about 40 to 50 percent of school financing within two bienniums.
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Columbus
Ohio
Legislative Committee
State Board of Education
Robert A. Lyons
Dayton
Lyons
Ohio General Assembly
State Board
Liddy Released From Jail After 21 Months
G Gordon Liddy, one of the Watergate defendants, was freed on a 5000 dollar bond after 21 months in jail. He was the last of the first seven to be jailed, serving at least six years eight months. Judge Gesell released him on convictions tied to the June 17 1972 Democratic National Committee break in and the Elisberg conspiracy.
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Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
Watergate
U. S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Liddy
Democratic National Committee
Elisberg
Negotiators Break Health Safety Stalemate In Coal Talks
Washington AP report says United Mine Workers and coal industry negotiators resumed hard bargaining on health and safety issues ending a stalemate. In Columbus AP brief, Atty. Gen. Saxbe says no further Watergate indictments are expected and praises special prosecutor Jaworski while signaling a potential successor before Jaworski’s Oct. 25 resignation.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Leio Jaworski
Jaworski
Classified and Comics Snippet for Today’s Edition
A compact glance at today’s 911 classifieds and comics section with brief listings and entertainment notes. The page hints at televised features and light fare across local notices and small ads.
Weather outlook with rain possible tonight
Weather forecast indicates a chance of rain early tonight, then partly cloudy conditions late tonight and Wednesday. Cooler tonight with lows in the 40s and daytime highs around 55 to 60 degrees. Page 14 details.
Rhodes charges Gilligan mismanages funds harming Ohio schools
Former Gov James A Rhodes assails Gov John Gilligan for mismanaging tax revenues and causing school districts to near bankruptcy. He cites $232.4 million in unapportioned funds and urges tax reform to protect education. The piece also notes UMW endorsement for John Glenn and reactions about Kent State testimony.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Rhodes
Argentinian dancer backs Mills account in controversy
Annabel Battistella, the Argentinian dancer linked to the Mills incident, reiterates Mills' version and says the press aims to ruin a great man. She says she fell into the Tidal Basin and disputes police accounts while noting concern over her schooling and future.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
U.S. Park
Tidal Basin
Potomac River
Mills
Inorganic compounds rise in value says Northwestern biochemist
Northwestern University biochemist Dr. Donald T. Forman estimates the inorganic components of a 150 pound person are worth about $5.60 in inflated dollars up from $3.50 in 1969 and 98 cents in 1936. He notes inflation, not rarity, drives the rise.
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Evanston, Ill
Donald T. Forman
Northwestern University
Forman
Northwestern
Medical School
Evanston Hospital
Ex-Guardsman Depositions Tie Rhodes to Kent State Use of Force
Former Ohio National Guard Sgt. Michael Delaney testified that Governor Rhodes ordered guards to use whatever force was necessary to break up Kent State protests on May 3 1970. The deposition cites Rhodes vowing to keep the university open even with armed guards in every classroom, amid lawsuits seeking damages of 20 million dollars.
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Ohio National Guard
Michael Delaney
James A. Rhodes
Kent State University
the Plain Dealer
U.S. District Court
Toledo
Delaney
National Guard
Kent State
Rhodes
John McElroy
Steven Lindell
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