Nixon urges Congress for action on his priorities
President Nixon delivers a 15000 word State of the Union urging Congress to act on priority bills this year. He signals openness to compromises on tax, spending, energy and crime while pledging veto power to protect deficits and war powers. He calls for a bipartisan approach and warns against diluting presidential authority. The remarks come as Congress remains slow to act on over 50 proposals.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress Today
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Experts Uncertain On Food Prices After Beef Ceiling Ends
Shoppers face possible price rises as beef ceiling ends and new regulations on other foods begin. Experts are unsure how the family food bill will be affected, with many uncertainties remaining as they head to the supermarket.
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Ed Spear
Armour & Co
Herbert Kramer
New Orleans
John Olson
The
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Judd Jutson
Bashas’ Food Markets
Phoenix
Ariz
Watergate Won't Hurt GOP Leaders Predict
GOP leaders expect Watergate will not derail 1974 elections though fundraising is tougher. AP survey shows many doubt the scandal harms the GOP while some warn it could hurt both parties. Support grows for Baker Connally Reagan as 1976 prospects rise amid committee reforms.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Associated Press
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate Watergate Committee
Texas
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
California
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
GOP
Maryland
Ohio
Minnesota
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Idaho
Action Adt Promises Quick Ring for Used-Item Sales
Ad copy likens sales platforms to a telephone ring. It suggests posting items you no longer need yields rapid responses and a persistent ding-a ling sound as buyers respond to the listing.
Ohio faces heating fuel shortages amid winter demand
Ohio will be short about 27 million gallons of propane and 50 million gallons of heating oil this fall and winter, says Edmund J. Turk of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. He notes a critical natural gas situation and that many retailers cannot take new customers as supplies tighten and prices rise 60 to 80 percent from 1972 levels.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Edmund J. Turk
PUCO
Turk
Three Die In Weekend County Traffic Crashes
Athens County saw two fatalities on U S 50A over the weekend with 9 year old Joseph Showalter bike crash victim and 19 year old Steven Rush dying after separate incidents. A third fatality occurred in Gallia County with 18 year old James Fisher charged with vehicular homicide after a Sunday morning wreck that killed Paula Vornholt.
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Athens County
State Highway Patrol
Joseph L. Showalter
Athens
Steven Kay Rush
Chesterhill
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Showalter
Rush
Ohio
Gallia County
James Fisher
Gallipolis
O'Bleness
Howard Tate
Roger Craig Mescher
Tim Rush
Dover
James Arthur Copeland
Copeland
Bombs hit London rail stations injuring eleven people
Bombs exploded at two London railway stations injuring 11 people. Police had said one man was killed but Scotland Yard later said the man was alive and in a very bad condition.
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London
Scotland Yard
Skylab 2 crew to log 12 hours on science work
The Skylab 2 astronauts, after Sunday experiments, will spend 12 hours today on further scientific research at the Space Center in Houston. They are noted as healthy and eager to work, continuing the mission schedule.
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Space Center, Houston
Six Die In Cargo Jet Crash in Alaska Storm
The U S Coast Guard says bad weather will delay attempts to recover the bodies of six people from the wreckage of a DC8 jet cargo plane that crashed in the stormy Aleutian Islands.
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Anchorage
Alaska
U.S. Coast Guard
Aleutian Islands
Lukens challenges Ohio candidate disqualification law
State Sen. Donald E. Lukens of Middletown filed in federal court to overturn an Ohio statute that bars him from seeking governor in 1974 for five years if personal campaign expenses were not filed on time. The suit argues the filing deadline law is unconstitutional and broad.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald E. Lukens
Middletown
Classified Comics Editorial Obituaries Sports
A compact newspaper page listing sections including Classifieds Editorial Obituaries Sports and features on Television Theaters and Women. Readers find briefs across diverse topics and local notices within the same issue.
Weather outlook clear tonight and mild Tuesday
A calm forecast calls for clear skies tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Details, Page 2.
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Larry Eliason
Merlin Eliason and Sons Packing Co
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Circleville
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Darlene) Martin
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