Ohio urged to form housing finance agency to boost building
A joint Ohio Senate House committee heard that 340000 more housing units are needed and a state housing finance agency could issue bonds at about 6 percent and loan at 8 or 9 percent. Lawmakers weigh reconvening for a housing bill as Oct 30 decision looms.
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Senate
House
Paul Lydens
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
al Ratner
Cleveland
Forest City Enterprises, Inc
General Assembly
Watergate Defendants Move to Discredit Dean Testimony
Defense lawyers in the Watergate cover-up trial prepare to challenge John W. Dean III as prosecutors continue cross examination. The process aims to undermine Dean credibility by disputing details of meetings and conversations and exposing memory gaps.
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Dean
Washington
White House
John W. Dean III
James F. Neal
John N. Mitchell
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Mardian
Kenneth W. Parkin
Son
Senate Watergate Committee
Ford hears oil will sell at world market price in Mexico
At the Mexico US summit President Ford is told by Luis Echeverria that Mexico will market oil at world market prices, with access promised but priced at Arab rates. Ford and Echeverria announce a commission to study temporary Mexican farmworker employment.
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Luis Echeverria
Mexico
Alicia Arellano
Magdalena
Sonora
U.S
Tucson
Ariz
Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
Oklahoma
Ohio
Henry L. Bellmon
Ed Edmondson
Bellmon
Cleveland
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Everria
Tubac
Echeverria
Castro
Cuba
Kent State guardsmen charges dismissed as jury seated
In Cleveland Ohio AP report charges against four of eight former Ohio National Guardsmen in the 1970 Kent State shootings faced dismissal as jury selection began with two jurors tentatively seated. Judge Battisti delayed ruling until selection completes.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio National
Ruth Named Jaworski Successor as Prosecutor
Deputy Watergate prosecutor Henry Ruth is picked to succeed special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe is expected to announce the appointment later this week.
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Washington
Henry Ruth
Leon Jaworski
Justice Department
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Ohio predicts record turnout in gubernatorial vote
Ohio secretary of state estimates about 3.65 million people will vote on November 5, about 73 percent of those eligible. The predicted turnout would set a record for a gubernatorial election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kanawha County school bombed after book protest
In Charleston Kanawha County a local school was bombed early this morning with damage described as very light Police said the attack followed the White House push for a constructive compromise to curb violence tied to a school book protest in the county.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha County
White House
Weather outlook for Heather region tonight and Wednesday
Heather sees a mild night with lows in the low to mid 40s and sunny skies on Wednesday. Highs reach the mid to upper 60s with pleasant conditions expected. Details on page 2.
Custody Of Tapes At Issue
A federal judge blocked the White House from delivering Nixon presidency tapes and papers while he considers who owns presidential records. Judge Charles R. Richey ruled the White House must retain custody but allow Nixon access for Watergate trial testimony. If illness prevents travel, copies may be sent to California.
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Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mardian
Parkinson
Dean
White House
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E. Howard Hunt Jr
Watergate Committee
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Richey
Nixon
California
Athens Utility Plan Wins Preliminary Federal Backing
Athens earns preliminary approval from EDA Region 5 for a 50 50 funding split on a 1 million east side utility upgrade project. The work covers water sewer and storm lines from Madison Ave to city limits and Home Street. If the full grant is approved the city would cover half the cost with CIC and council exploring funding options. Ohio University landowners Kroger and Holiday Inn project plans are stalled in court.
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U.S. Commerce Department
Madison Avenue
Home Street
Kroger Co
Holiday Inn
10Th District Court of Appeals
Columbus
John Summel
Ohio University
Kroger
Ohio Supreme Court
Barrett
Lavelle
EDA
Chicago
Community Improvement Corporation
CIC
Interior Dept sees uncertain oil spill impacts from 10 million offshore acres
The Interior Department warns that predicting spill effects from new offshore leases is uncertain. Draft environmental impact statements admit likely spills and broader environmental and social consequences, with detailed area-specific impacts awaiting separate studies.
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Washington
Interior Department
Interior
John C Whitaker
Study Warns On Western Strip Mines
The Interior Department warns proposed large scale strip mining in Wyoming's Powder River Basin would degrade regional life quality. Air pollution and land disturbance could harm plants, animals, humans, and potentially local climate, turning a largely untouched area into an overburdened industrial landscape.
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Washington
Interior Department
Wyoming
Powder River
Rhodes Skips Ford Dinner Over Tax Surcharge
Former Ohio Gov James Rhodes will miss a Cleveland fundraiser with President Ford citing Ford tax surcharge as factor in his no new taxes campaign. Rhodes plans a Clermont County event instead. GOP notes he had not committed to Cleveland appearance. Rhodes previously ran with Goldwater in 1964 but diverged locally.
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Ohio
Ford
James Rhodes
Rhodes
James Duerk
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Clermont County
GOP
Kent McGough
McGough
Cleveland- Hopkins
Cincinnati
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hamilton
Goldwater
Living Costs Up Again Pushes Inflation to New High
Washington reports September prices up 1.2 percent as food clothing and mortgage rates lift living costs. The 12 month rise reaches 12.1 percent, the worst since 1947, though real earnings tick up slightly for the first time in three months.
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Washington
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