Carter's Ohio campaign leader outlines shift to businesslike operation
Dan Horgan, newly appointed Ohio campaign coordinator, says volunteers must move past primary excitement and adopt a businesslike approach for the general election. He predicts Carter will carry Ohio and explains the campaign aims, with Metzenbaum involvement and Mondale visits likely.
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Punishing FBI Head Pondered Amid Gift Scrutiny
President Ford and Attorney General Levi weigh whether to discipline FBI Director Clarence Kelley over gifts from senior officials. Kelley says gifts were proper and some were refundable, while investigators consider the matter and Levi reviews a full report.
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PUCO Denies Rehearing on $200 Million Ohio Bell Increase
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio refused to reconsider last month’s $200 million rate hike for Ohio Bell Telephone Co in a unanimous decision. Intervenors argued the rates were excessive and not cost related. PUCO said they are reasonable based on service value and opened an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Catholic bishops foresee Ford meeting on abortion issue
In Cincinnati the National Conference of Catholic Bishops welcomed greater visibility of abortion in presidential debate. Archbishop Bernardin said a meeting with President Ford will be scheduled after Ford sets the time, following a similar, yet disappointing, Carter meeting. Carter reiterated opposition to a constitutional amendment while opposing abortion.
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Moore Will Not Oppose Byrd for West Virginia Senate
Gov Arch A Moore Jr announced he will not seek the Republican nomination to oppose Sen. Robert C Byrd in November. He said Byrd should pursue the majority leadership of the U S Senate and wished him success. Moore had considered a run but is ineligible for a third term as governor. he plans to campaign for other GOP candidates and assist the party in 1976.
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