Logan Nelsonville flood control delay drags into 1978 target
Logan and Nelsonville await flood protection on the Hocking River as U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller pushes for progress. Army Corps official Neal Jenkins cites a shifted process with stricter economic criteria, suggesting construction may not begin before fiscal 1978. Col. Scott Smith notes the new rules are longer and harder to meet.
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Logan
U.S
Clarence Miller
Hocking River
Nelsonville
Barton A. Hall
Neal Jenkins
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Athens
Tington
Corps of Engineers
Sirica warns of carnival atmosphere at Watergate trial
In Washington the judge scolded arguing lawyers as John W Dean III neared the end of his seventh day on the stand. The court weighed moving to curb courtroom chaos while planning to call E Howard Hunt Jr. as a witness amid questions about credibility and tape recordings with Richard Nixon.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Nixon
John W Dean III
Dean
E Howard Hunt Jr
CIA
White House
Hunt
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
James F Neal
Frates
Ford singles out Democrats as inflation villains in campaign tours
President Ford accused Democrats in Congress of four decades of reckless spending fueling inflation in a Chicago fundraising event. He called inflation the result of the party that has run Congress for 38 of 42 years, while urging for an inflation proof Republican Congress. He warned against bipartisan foreign policy risk and criticized Democratic restrictions on executive policy.
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Chicago
Ford
Congress
Tion
Democratic Party
Des Moines
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
White House
Two charged in Pickerington High School fire 750000
In Lancaster Ohio police charged Joseph Ott and Deborah Metzger both 20 with aiding and abetting in the Pickerington High School fire. Three juveniles already arrested face arson charges.
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Lancaster, Ohio
Pickerington High School
Joseph Ott
Deborah Marie Metzger
Pickerington
Hamilton County
Thieu Fires 377 Officers Over Corruption
In Saigon, the government announced the dismissal of 377 officers for corruption. This marks Thieu's second crackdown this week amid criticism in the United States Congress and at home after firing four cabinet members on Thursday.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Defense Ministry
Thieu
United States
Weather Update Partly cloudy with cooler weekend
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with cooler lower 40s tonight. Saturday will bring highs in the upper 50s to low 60s.
Jury selection ends for Kent State Guardsmen trial
In Cleveland eight former Ohio National Guardsmen face a federal trial on civil rights charges for the May 4, 1970 Kent State shootings. A 12 juror panel was seated, with opening statements expected after Veterans Day. Judge Battisti urged jurors to avoid outside news and warned that only courtroom evidence would count.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio National
Battisti
Kent State
Utes
U.S
Cambodia
Martin Planisek
Maple Heights
David H. Clingan
Shelby
Donald J. Braidich
Euclid
Paul Mack
Cleveland
George Muntean
Strongsville
Albert J. Cantale
Bedford Heights
William Pinter
Kissinger Brezhnev Resume Talks in Moscow
Kissinger and Brezhnev held a 2 hour 20 minute meeting at the Kremlin to push nuclear arms limits and a 10 year treaty. The leaders discussed trade, Arab-Israeli policy, and agreed the talks started well while aiming to endorse guidelines at Thanksgiving in Vladivostok.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Ford
Vladivostok
Kissinger
Nixon May Skip Surgery as Phlebitis Monitors Continue
Nixon no longer in pain doctors assess need for surgery on his phlebitis at Memorial Hospital Medical Center in Long Beach. Dr. John Lungren said oral and injected anticoagulants failed to prevent clots in his swollen left leg and a simple operation could be performed if needed. If not required Nixon could be home by late today or Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Jack Benny
Cedars of Lebanon
Benny
Dallas
Nixon
Long Beach, Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John C. Lungren
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
San Clemente
Lungren
Switch To EST Slated Sunday
Washington AP reports clocks will be set back one hour Sunday as the nation returns to standard time for four winter months. The shift ends nearly a year of Daylight Saving Time and affects most states except certain regions and counties reverting to Eastern Time.
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Washington
United States
Ford
Senate Commerce Committee
Indiana
Arizona
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
The
Virgin Islands
American Samoa
Kentucky
Outlook for coal talks improves as tentative deals reached
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller reports progress in non economic issues and says a November ratification remains possible. He notes safety as a top priority and that talks will shift to wages soon. A tentative settlement is targeted by November 1 with a preliminary deadline of November 4 for ratification consideration.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
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Ted Gutman
Phi Kappa Tau
Lancaster
By Ruth Stump
Hocking Conservancy
Jenkins
Col. Scott Smith
Hun
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Cincinnati
Jerry N. Ransohoff
Greater
U. S. Census Bureau
Yekaterina Furtseva
Furtseva
Communist Party
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Coal Talk
W.A
Tony”’ Boyle
UMW
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