Congress May Override Ford Oil Control Veto
Congress faces override of President Ford's veto on a bill extending oil price controls as House Democrats push to set a national energy policy. The debate centers on a possible compromise, with leaders trading volleys on timing, negotiations, and who holds the leverage as energy policy battles continue.
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Congress
Ford
Washngton
House
Senate
Thomas P. “Tip O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
O'Neill
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
NBC
United States
Jack Anderson
Abc-Tv
America
Mike Mansfield
Carl Albert
Anderson
Mansfield
Albert
U.S
Miner Strike Intensifies as Fine Reaches One Million
Pickets widen West Virginia coal walkout idling 36,000 to 37,000 miners up from 30,000. A $1 million civil contempt fine against the union is set by U.S. District Judge K.K. Hall, with daily $100,000 penalties reduced as miners return to work. Leaders insist on grievances review only after full return to duties.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Wildcat
West Virginia Coal Association
Coal Industry
United Mine Workers
The
Coal Association
Af Consolidation Coal Co
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Association
U.S
K.K. Hall
Hall
UMW
Arnold Miller
Bituminous
Miller
Logan County
700000 Youngsters Affected By Ten State Teacher Strikes
More than 700000 students were kept from classrooms as teachers in at least ten states walked out over contracts. Illinois and Pennsylvania saw the largest impacts with many districts including Chicago shutting down. Main issues include pay class size benefits and job security as negotiations continue across the nation.
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James M. Donna
Associated Press
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Represen
Board of Education
New York State
New York City
Two Ohio Districts Hit By Teacher Strikes
Teachers walked picket lines in West Carrollton near Dayton and at Ehove Joint Vocational School in Milan amid wage and policy disputes. Other Ohio districts face potential walkouts as negotiations continue with unions and boards.
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Associated Press
Ohio
West Carrollton
Milan
Ohio Education Association
Dayton
West Carrollton Education Association
Association
WCEA
Peggy Titus
Richard F. Flynn
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
J. Creighton Christ
Lorain
Middletown Teachers Association
Board of Education
Willoughby-Eastlake
Coventry
Struthers and
Boardman
Soviets Snub Sinai Pact Signing In Geneva
The Soviet Union boycotted the U S sponsored Sinai pact signing with Israel and Egypt in Geneva. Washington said it would not attend if Moscow stays away, while U N observers debated whether a witness would attend. Diplomatic talks continued as the ceremony faced uncertainty and possible bilateral status.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Soviet Union
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
New Times
United States
State Department
Washington
U.S
Tony Pro Probed in Hoffa Related Loan Case
Investigators from a Justice Department strike force in Newark are examining a $4 million Teamsters pension loan to a Florida developer in connection with Anthony Provenzano known as Tony Pro. The probe ties to broader reviews of Teamster pension funds past loans to resorts and gambling ventures.
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Miami
Anthony
Tony Pro” Provenzano
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Florida
Justice Department
Newark, N.J
Organized Crime Strike Force
Teamster
Provenzano
Hoffa
Central States
Southeast
Southwest Areas
New Jersey
Detroit
Hostage standoff ends as gunman surrenders in Albany
After a 17 hour siege at a downtown Albany coffee shop nine hostages are released and the armed captor surrendered. Authorities identified the suspect as Robert Roscoe Jr. of Washington DC and slated his police court arraignment later today.
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Albany
N.Y
Robert Roscoe Jr
Washington, D.C
Edward McArdle
John M. Koutelis
Angie
Capitol Building
McArdle
FBI
O'Brien Refuses to Testify in Hoffa Case Grand Jury
In Detroit Charles L. O'Brien James Hoffa foster son declined to cooperate with a federal grand jury. He spent seven minutes before the panel Wednesday and his attorney said he refused to answer questions amid the disappearance of former Teamsters boss James R Hoffa.
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Hoffa
Teamster
Provenzano
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
Detroit
Joseph
Miami
Broward County
Thomas Romano
Palm Drive
Hallandale
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Charles L
Chuckie
Nixon to Turn Over Papers on Chile Policy and Domestic Surveillance
Former President Richard Nixon will hand over to the Senate intelligence committee documents detailing U S policy toward Chile and plans for domestic intelligence gathering. White House counsel Philip Buden said the agreement comes after the committee subpoenaed the materials and was negotiated Wednesday among Nixon lawyers, White House counsel, and committee counsel.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
Chile
White House
Philip Buden
Nixon
Senate Committee
Lawsuit Seeks Higher Medicaid Payments for Nursing Homes
A Franklin County judge will hear Sept. 24 a bid by East Haven and West Haven nursing homes of Elyria to force Welfare Director Raymond F. McKenna to lift ceilings on Medicaid payments. The suit seeks an injunction to rescind the recent limits. Dr. Clifford E. Rader will preside.
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Columbus, Ohio
Raymond F. McKenna
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Clifford E. Rader
McKenna
East Haven
West Haven
Elyria
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy tonight and showers Friday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Friday brings a chance of showers or thundershowers and highs in the low 80s.
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Crandy Falls
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Stow
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New York
Kurt Waldheim
Jacob Malik
Koutelis
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Michael
Romano
Passaic
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Houston
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