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Thailand election tests democracy amid military party gains
In Bangkok, Seni Pramoj's Democratic party led early results as opposition to the 30-year military dictatorship, but with over half results in, four regime-aligned parties appeared able to shape a coalition government. The Vatican says cycling fosters loyalty and respect as Pope Paul VI addressed amateur riders in Rome. The Bermuda stop notes the U.S. team may withdraw from the world bridge tournament in protest over alleged cheaters.
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Congress May Back Gas Rationing If Energy Plan Fails
House Republican Leader Rhodes says more congressional support could back gasoline rationing if Ford’s energy program does not cut fuel use. But he notes current GOP backing for such a step would only come if Ford veto is overcome. most Republicans back the plan to tax imported oil at $2 per barrel.
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Golden Globes Award Winners Highlight 1974 Top Honorees
Hollywood’s Beverly Hilton ceremony crowned Chinatown and Jack Nicholson with major Globes. Gena Rowlands earned best actress for A Woman Under the Influence. The Longest Yard won best comedy or musical. Art Carney and Raquel Welch won acting honors. Ingmar Bergman’s Scenes from a Marriage won best foreign film.
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Tax Cut Scrutiny and Senate Budget Moves Around Energy and Courts
The House Ways and Means Committee probes Ford’s 16 billion tax cut amid criticism of the anti recession package while a 90 day postponement on the oil levy faces veto risk tied to a 36 billion boost in borrowing authority. Senator Jackson attacks rebates as inequitable, urging amendments. The Senate plans a CIA and FBI oversight panel and unsettled New Hampshire Senate results prompt moves on seating. Senate filibuster reform discussions loom with cloture petitions possible. Toronto sailboat demand stays strong as inflation barely dents luxury craft sales. about 20,000 Canadians work in boating trades.
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Mortgage Burn Ends For Columbus Fire Truck
Columbus firefighters celebrated paying off a 512,500 mortgage on their newest fire truck in five years during an open house at the fire barn. Officers David Curtis Jeff and Thomas Messinger led the ceremony while colleagues and Columbus Township supervisors observed, with a group photo listing Felton Brown Deutschlander Ficcardi and Dodd Jr. present.
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Voter Apathy Suppresses Turnout Across Elections
Census Bureau reports turnout at 44.7 percent amid widespread disinterest in politics. Of 23.6 percent who did not vote or register last year for such reasons, 43.4 million eligible adults were affected. Officials expect final turnout near 8 percent, the lowest since 1942, with overseas voters contributing significantly.
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United States Eyes Walkover in Bridge Controversy
United States players threaten to quit the world contract bridge tournament in protest over alleged cheating by Italians Gianfranco Facchini and Sergio Zucchelli. Officials reprimand the pair for unnatural foot movements as Italy and the United States dispute suspensions amid a long appeals session.
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Crawford County Hit By Storm Too
Crawford County saw snow and blustery winds with drifting on area roads. State police described roads as snow covered and slippery as crews salted and plowed mainly main routes through the day.
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