Falcons face big MAC test as Miami game looms
Bowling Green coach Don Nehlen warns the MAC title race remains unsettled after BG beats Kent State to stand 3-0 in league play. Miami of Ohio sits 2-0 after a win over Ohio, while Northern Illinois also 2-0. The league race hinges on next week's BG Miami matchup.
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Grid Winners Trimble and Eastern secure league wins
Trimble edged Yellow Springs 18 12 as Mike Echstenkamper ran 89 yards on four carries and caught five passes for 83 yards. Terry Duncan added 54 yards on nine carries as Eastern improved to 5 1 1 overall with a 37 7 victory over Waterford.
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Cancer patient moves to seclusion amid calls and visits
Linda Hardy a 33 year old cancer patient from Columbus has entered seclusion to avoid calls and visits as she moves out of her north side apartment after remarriage. Her doctors and attorneys with Capital University Legal Clinic protect her new location and refuse to disclose it.
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Justice Department to ramp up fight on corruption and fraud
Washington AP report says the Justice Department plans a major offensive against government corruption and large scale fraud. Assistant Atty. Gen. Richard L. Thornburgh says more prosecutors will target white collar crime, organized crime, and campaign finance violations, barring IRS cooperation.
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Congress Returns to Tackle Gas Shortages and Tax Cuts
After a week’s recess Congress resumes work on natural gas shortages and a possible next year tax cut. Leaders warn the 1975 session may run through Christmas, with major debates over Middle East aid defense spending and New York City relief. The energy bill seeks pricing rules auto fuel economy standards and a potential oil reserve system. President Ford favors faster removal of price controls and veto risks loom over oil policy.
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