Rhodes Cuts Federal Aid Guess for Ohio Bond Issue
Gov. Rhodes lowers expected federal matching funds for the 1.75 billion transportation bond. Officials revise the potential federal share from 3.25 billion to about 2.054 billion with 456 million tied to timetables, and warn of job losses if funds vanish.
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Rhodes
Federal Fund
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Transportation Department
Arena
Transportation
J. Philip Richley
Gilligan
Ridley
Cleveland
Richley
Ben Brace
State Transportation Department
Brace
Jackson
Social Security Base Increase Raises Taxes
Washington reports a rise in Social Security tax by up to 70.20 dollars for earnings above 14,100 dollars next year. The government stated the tax will apply to the first 15,300 dollars of income.
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Washington
James B. Cardwell
Franco's Health Deteriorates as Prince Carlos Contemplates Role
Madrid reports say Generalissimo Franco's condition worsens with extreme gravity. Premier Arias Navarro convenes cabinet as Prince Juan Carlos agrees to consider a temporary regency amid government pressure. Doctors note ongoing cardiac issues and a recent intestinal complication has eased.
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Carlos Arias Navarro
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Franco
Juan Carlos
Spain
Third Move in Six Months Looms for Refugees
CAMP PENDLETON Calif AP Remaining Vietnamese faces fear as refugee camps close Friday and over 3 000 will be moved to Ft Chaffee Ark It marks their third camp in six months with many wary of American society and preferring government wards.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Lon Getlin
United States
U.S
Lilbet Kalehmer
Maj
Sally Pritchett
Happy Nelsonville breeder sells many cocker spaniel pups
Harry Evans of Nelsonville reports selling the first day of litters and receiving over a dozen inquiries for his cocker spaniel pups. The article notes eager buyers seeking homes for pets.
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Harry Evans
Nelsonville
Ohio seeks AG opinion on 60 million loan from Vietnam fund
Ohio officials await an attorney general opinion to decide if the state can borrow 60 million dollars from the Vietnam Bond Retirement Fund to cover a financial crunch. State Auditor Thomas Ferguson asked for guidance after concerns about a clause restricting funds to one specific purpose.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas E. Ferguson
Egypt Leader Fails To Find City Hosts In New York Visit
Gov. Carey and Mayor Beame snubbed President Sadat, leaving vice president Rockefeller and his wife to host. Sadat met GM chairman Thomas Murphy before driving to the Rockefeller estate in Pocantico Hills for lunch.
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New York
Hugh Carey
Abraham Beame
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sadat
Thomas Murphy
General Motors
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Hearst loses visiting rights over jail TV viewing
Patricia Hearst, jailed newspaper heiress, was stripped of visiting privileges for one evening after watching television at prohibited time. Sheriff John R. McDonald Jr. called it a routine minor infraction of jail rules.
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Redwood City
Calif
Patricia Hearst
John R. McDonald Jr
NYC Aid Advanced Backers Push Plan Despite Veto Threat
Backers of legislation to save New York City from default move ahead with their plan in spite of admitting they cannot override a promised presidential veto. The report notes support from congressional backers and the political hurdle ahead.
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Congressional
New York City
Daley Machine Avoids Federal Campaign Filing Scrutiny
The Justice Department declined to compel Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and the Cook County Democratic organization to comply with federal campaign finance reporting laws last year. The decision, reported from page 7, shields a major political machine from oversight.
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Justice Department
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Cook County
Democratic
Beiru t street fighting rages as cease fire collapses
In Beirut fighting between Moslem street fighters and Christian gunmen continues around downtown hotels. A Phalangist militia leader said Christians suffered a military defeat. A doomsday mood grips Beirut as government cease fire appears broken. Page 20. Weather notes forecast clear cold nights and sunny warm Friday.
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Beirut
Phalangist
Gunman holds six hostages in Cleveland bank standoff
Edward C. Watkins, 56, seized four women and two men at a West Side Society National Bank. After a nightlong vigil by about 200 officers, hostages remained unharmed as negotiators sought a peaceful end. Watkins demanded about $50,000 and a van to Cleveland Hopkins Airport, but police refused to meet his terms.
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Cleveland
West Side
Lloyd Garey
FBI
Edward C. Watkins
Watkins
Garey
Society National Bank
William S. Hann
Peg Neely
William Rooney
Cleveland Hopkins
Rooney
U.S. District Court
William K
Thomas
Idaho
Los Angeles
Savings and Loan Association
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Barberton
Ban Me Thuot
Hanoi
Prague
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