Weather Zone Forecast Multi State Education Summary
Zone based forecast covers West Virginia Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Kentucky. Partial clearing for Zones 2 to 4 and Zone 6 7 with highs from the upper 30s to mid 40s and lows in the 20s to mid 40s. Ohio and zone 1 5 8 show variable cloudiness and 40s while precipitation totals for the 24 hours end at 7 pm 47 and February total 3.06 inches. Record highs and lows for February 24 noted with 1909 and 1967 dates.
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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House Finance Panel Advances Hall of Fame Funding Bill
The House Finance Committee authorized its attorney to draft a bill appropriating 852 500 to the National Track and Field Hall of Fame. The one time grant would come from federal revenue sharing and be limited to Public Land Corporation ownership. Also sent to Senate were two supplemental bills: 21000 for Hopemont State Hospital fire alarms and 30000 for a Denmar State Hospital fire sprinkler waterline. A bill to exempt radio and television stations from the business and occupation tax was reported to the floor.
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House Finance Committee
National Track and Field Hall of Fame
Public Land Corporation
House
Senate
Hopemont State Hospital
Denmar State Hospital
Henry Ford II Arrested on Drunken Driving Charge
Henry Ford II, 57, CEO of Ford Motor Co., was arrested in Goleta Santa Barbara County on drunken driving charges after allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road. He posted 375 dollars bail and is ordered to appear in Municipal Court March 7. Kathleen Duross, a Detroit photographer, was with him and not held.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Sheriff's Department
Goleta
California Highway Patrol
California
Miss Duross
Detroit
Ford Associates
Mothers Occupy Board Auditorium And PTA Backing Vote
The PTA executive committee met behind closed doors and issued a vote of confidence for President Seamons. Council member Phil Burger presented the statement. Margaret Miller objected to Seamons leadership and affirmed the PTA council’s primacy. A separate Board of Education Monday night approved three elementary textbook series from Laidlaw Brothers, Fideler, and Benefic Press for review by the selection committee meeting Wednesday.
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PTA
Seamons
Phil Burger
Margaret Miller
PTA Executive Council
PTA Council
Board of Education
Laidlaw Brothers Co
Fideler Co
Legislative calendar shows Senate and House meetings
Senate begins at 9 a.m. with Mines and Mining at noon and Labor at 4 p.m. Other standing committees meet as time allows. House schedules include Health and Welfare at 9 a.m. Judiciary at 10 a.m. Agriculture and Constitutional Revision at 10:30 a.m. Rules at 10:30 a.m. Convenes at 11 a.m. Roads and Transportation at 12 p.m. Education at 2 p.m.
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Senate
Mines and Mining
House
Ford Lashes Out as Congress Fails Tax Cut Passage
President Ford denounces Congress for not approving a tax cut to spur the economy. He cites the House Ways and Means Committee's $21.3 billion measure and says it is tragic Congress has delayed action.
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Ford
Congress
Washington
Ron Nelsen
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Nelsen
Hollywood
Fla
Nessen
the Ways and Means
Moratorium Strip Bill Sent to Governor
The Senate approved the moratorium bill with a final roll call showing Democrats and Republicans supporting the measure. Absent during morning votes, Darby Oates Ward and Rush joined in during the afternoon, bringing total votes for the bill. The chamber also passed floodplain and safety measures and a plan to convert the Huntington Park Commission, with a pesticide regulation bill awaiting House concurrence. Two Youngstown men were arrested for attempted credit fraud at the Plaza East Shopping Center. President Ford and Nessen discussed veto prospects on oil import fees while energy policy remained unsettled.
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Darby, Oates and Ward
Rush
Gainer
Benson
12Th
Miss Herndon
Jones
Rogerson
Beall
Davis
Neeley
Sharpe
Deem
Gilligan
Harman
Hinkle
Senate
House
Marshall County Commission
State Penitentiary
Huntington Park Commission
Cabell-Huntington Board of Park Commissioners
West Virginia
Youngstown
Ohio
Kanawha County
Albert J. Sullivan
Robert Gibson
Kelly Cohen
East Shopping Center
Harvey Bush
Donnie
Monk
Ford
Nessen
Congress
Wright group energy plan details on gas tax hikes and imports
From Page One 16 Cent O Neill lists key Wright group energy proposals. Eight cent rise in federal gasoline tax in 1975, four cents in 76 and 77. Annual household rebate for driving. Oil import quota with gradual drop. Auction of import licenses by sealed bid. Existing taxes and rebates for new cars. Senate Democrats consider a one cent gas tax hike tied to unemployment trends.
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O'Neill
Wright Group
Maurice A. Adelman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Federal Treasury
Senate Democrats
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CT el
Connie Krasyk
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Tom Greate
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Sunset Drive
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Ine Marino
Marino Brothers Plumbing
Joe
Elk Plumbing
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al Marino, Inc
Sam’s
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Jay Moro
Lucia Marino
Amagte
Toni Creatt
Tony Fowie
Charlie Burteré
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Mike Smith
Wen Tegiey
Darlene Peore
Toe Smith
Tim Sobatata
Paol Cettra
Rea Merron
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