Ford Vows Support for Coal Workers in Kentucky Rally
President Ford pledged support for Harlan County miners and the coal industry at a rally near Cincinnati as he pressed for higher coal production by 1985 and argued coal remains the United States' key energy source amid national debates over energy policy. He praised coal’s role in national security.
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Covington, Ky
Ford
Harlan County
Greater
Cincinnati
Harlan
Pike
Kentucky
Ohio
America
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Eastover
President Ford
Greater Cincinnati
Candidates stump hard in Cleveland Ohio campaign swing
In Cleveland, Ford and Carter vie for Ohio’s 25 electoral votes with Carter drawing 10 000 to 15 000 at a downtown rally and Ford courting the Polish Czech neighborhood. Carter hints at possible tax cuts while stressing turnout. Ford defends his Eastern Europe remarks and hails Gov. Rhodes and Lausche.
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Cleveland
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Carter
Toledo
New York
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ralph Perky
Rhodes
Lausche
Dowtown
Rosalyn
Sen
John Glenn
Georgia
Jody Powell
Powell
Patrick Caddell
Carters
Akron
UAW Focuses on Chrysler Talks to Avert GM Strike
UAW shifts focus from General Motors to Chrysler Corp bargaining amid efforts to reach a pattern settlement similar to Ford. Fraser and Woodcock press for parity for Chrysler skilled trades and funding for the SUB program while negotiations continue on grievances and benefits. A potential 118,000 Chrysler workers strike deadline set for 6 p.m. Nov. 5 looms if pattern is not reached. GM talks recessed with no deadline. Ford reports a tentative local pact at San Jose Local 560 as union aims to broaden settlements across its U.S. plants.
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Chrysler Corp
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Chrysler
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Ford
Leonard Woodcock
U.S
Ford Motor Co
San Jose
Calif
Avon Lake
Ohio
Dallas
Taft Metzenbaum Campaign Swing Across Ohio
Sen Robert Taft Jr and President Ford campaign in Cleveland and Cincinnati as Howard Metzenbaum fights inflation and wasteful spending. Taft plans six news conferences across Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Dayton while Metzenbaum criticizes big business and urges antitrust enforcement.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
Howard Metzenbaum
Taft
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Metzenbaum
Akron Civic Forum
Columbus
Youngstown
Toledo
Dayton
Jackson County CB Club Halloween Party Set at Lick Local
The Jackson County CB Radio Club hosts a Halloween party Saturday at 7 p.m. at Lick Local School. Members should dress as their radio name and bring sandwiches cake or cookies.
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Wellston
Jackson County
Lick
Salem Center PTA to Meet with Sixth Grade Play
The Salem Center School PTA will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the school. Sixth grade students will present a short play as part of the gathering. Pomeroy Meigs Commissioners report repair of the trash compactor.
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Meigs Commissioners
Four Keys To a Healthy Heart series urges prevention
The article notes heart disease remains a major threat with 670,000 annual heart attack deaths and strokes caused by atherosclerosis. It stresses lifestyle changes are feasible and promotes the ongoing series “Four Keys To a Healthy Heart” as a practical guide to reducing risk.
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