Ford outlines 12 point economic program at FFA convention
President Ford told about 10 000 at the Kansas City Future Farmers of America convention that Congress delays on his inflation fight may lead to tougher measures. He listed a 12 point plan including balancing budgets conserving energy and reducing waste while urging voter and citizen action. Ford announced campaign stops in four states to support Republican candidates as he criticized Congress over the program.
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Kansas City
Congress
Sioux Falls
S.D
Lincoln
Neb
Indianapolis
White House
Future Farmers of America
U.S
Turkey
Capitol Hill
Gerald Ford
Ohio Regents report shows enrollment gains at most Ohio universities
Preliminary figures from the Ohio Board of Regents indicate a reversal of a two year enrollment decline in the state university system with 225 107 students enrolled this fall up from 220 439 last year. Only Ohio University Athens shows a significant drop. other campuses report increases or stabilization.
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Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio University
Medical College of Ohio At
Toledo
Ohio University At
Athens
Kent State University
Bowling Green State University
Kent State
Cleveland State University
Miami University
Ohio State University
The
University of Akron
State University
Housing credit bill signs easier mortgage access
Washington AP reports Congress approved an emergency housing credit bill authorizing up to 7.7 billion dollars for federal purchases of conventional mortgages. President Ford favored the measure in his economic message and Rep. Garry Brown says Ford will sign the bill.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Garry Brown
Banking Committee
Steubenville Elks slot machine case has statewide gambling implications
Ohio officials cite four seized slot machines at the Steubenville Elks club as a liquor license violation. The hearing revealed that gambling on permit premises is limited, with charitable gambling allowed only under state law but prohibited by liquor licensing terms, raising broader questions about legalized gambling.
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Columbus
Ohio
Steubenville Elks Club
State Liquor Control Commission
The
Elks
J. Fred Rose
Liquor Department
Rose
Ellis
Hugo Alexander
House votes to repeal no knock search Law
The House approved repeal of the 1970 no knock law allowing federal agents to search homes without identifying themselves. Sent to the Senate on a voice vote, the measure seeks to curb drug offender crackdowns by permitting unannounced warrants when property risk or agent danger exists.
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Washington
House
Senate
Justice Department
Congress Allows End to Seat Belt Interlocks on 1975 Cars
Congress approved a measure allowing automakers to remove mandatory seat belt interlock systems and continuous buzzers from 1975 model vehicles. Dealers and repair shops may disconnect interlocks and buzzers. A brief warning buzzer remains for unbuckled belts.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan warns of possible 1976 third party surge
Gov. Ronald Reagan says a new majority movement could form to back a third party candidate if the Republican party does not fulfill the Nixon mandate from 1972. He refused to confirm he would run as a third party candidate.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Republican Party
Nixon
Reagan
Classified Comics Editorial and Obituaries Highlights
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Enrollment Drop Won't Force Rebudgeting at Ohio U
OU President Harry Crewson announced the Athens campus count for 1974 75 was 13 610, down from 15 850 last year with a branch total of 3 955. Officials had budgeted 14 600. He said reserves about 400 000 and frugality will balance the budget despite the third consecutive decline and no layoffs.
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Herb Amey
Messenger
Ohio University
Harry Crewson
Crewson
Athens
Creson
Ohio Board of Regents
Defendants in Watergate case adopt separate strategies
Defense teams for Ehrlichman Mardian Parkinson and others reveal split tactics as opening statements begin. Parkinson seeks distance from co defendants while Ehrlichman’s counsel aims to separate his client from the rest. Dean to lead prosecutors' case with potential testimony ahead. All five face conspiracy charges and most also obstruction counts.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Mardian
Jacob Stein
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Parkinson
Richard M. Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Watergate
Dean
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Ehrlichman
William S. Frates
Frates
Miami
Fla
Haldeman
California
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
John Ehrlichman
David Bress
Bress
Mardian
Compromise Sought On Aid To Turkey In Cyprus Talks
Washington leaders seek quick enactment of a Turkish aid compromise with President Ford delaying the cutoff until December 10 to keep Cyprus peace talks alive. Opponents vow to push an earlier cutoff, amid House action and a contested vote. The measure ties to an emergency spending bill and follows Ford’s veto of immediate cutoff.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
Turkey
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
House
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Cyprus
Carl Albert
Senate
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Rosenthal
Rhodes proposes Ohio River Port Authority for growth
Gov. James A. Rhodes advocates an Ohio River Port Authority modeled on the turnpike commission to finance and build river facilities with tax exempt bonds and no state funding. He notes most river counties qualify for federal support as part of the Appalachian Development Region. A separate Dayton Journal-Herald report says Gilligan campaign urges TV stations to stop Rhodes ads accusing Gilligan of job losses and budget misuses.
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Associated Press
James A. Rhodes
Ohio River
Rhodes
Turnpike Commission
Panama Canal
Dayton Journal-Herald
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Gilligan
Guard Mobilized In Boston Area
National Guard units stood by in armories around Boston after violence linked to school desegregation busing. Gov. Sargent mobilized about 500 guardsmen and placed other units on standby, while President Ford refused federal troop deployment citing state and local responsibility. Local officials and Mayor White voiced mixed reactions to the drastic move.
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National Guard
Ford
Francis W. Sargent
Hyde Park
Hyde Park High
Joseph Crowley
Carney Hospital
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William J. Bannon
Guard
Sargent
Kevin H. White
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