Congress Deliberates B1 Bomber Production and Delay
Senate approves a 104 billion defense bill with a delay on B1 bomber orders until after February 1 next year, setting up a House Senate conference to resolve differences. The House previously rejected a similar delay, keeping the fight alive for a decision on a 244 aircraft fleet amid years 22 billion price tag and test data reviews.
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Senate
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Ford Administration
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Jimmy Carter
John Culver
Iowa
Senate Appropriations Committee
Swine Flu Bill Nears Passage
The House and Senate move toward approving a government backed immunization plan to protect Americans from swine flu. The measure would shield vaccine makers from suits while letting injured individuals sue the federal government for damages, with the government absorbing most liability.
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Senate
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Henry A. Waxman
California
Bicentennial Committee Forms Trust Fund in Hocking County
The Bicentennial Committee of Hocking County votes to establish a trust fund for a future building project in Logan. Four hundred twenty five bricks will become the Worthington Park walk this month. Net proceeds from storefront decorations are estimated at two hundred to three hundred dollars. Members attending included Frey Heinlein Brown Smith Kitchen Thomas Scaparrotti.
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Logan
Jim Frey
Worthington Park
Frey
Jim Heinlein
N. M. Brown
Rev
George Smith
Betty Kitchen
Rose Ann Thomas
Mike Scaparrotti
Markets in New York trade little changed in light session
New York markets showed little movement as the Dow rose a fraction and the list of NYSE issues was about evenly split. Brokers attributed the quiet to investors waiting for a news trigger to move prices.
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New York
Democrats Ignore Rhodes on Medicaid in Ohio
In Columbus Democrats plan to end the special session by August 17 without acting on Gov. Rhodes Medicaid bill. House Speaker Vernal Riffe says hearings will show little support for the measure and proposes an alternate plan saving funds through cuts and a 29.6 million supplemental appropriation. Republicans doubt the savings estimates. Rhodes says the session was political and to resume regular session in September for further action.
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James A. Rhodes
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New
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House Finance Committee
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Riffe
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Weather in Hocking Valley Forecast
Mostly sunny weather is forecast for Wednesday in the Hocking Valley with highs in the 80s and lows near 60. A 10 percent chance of rain is noted. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 73 under clear skies, compared with Monday's high of 77 and an overnight low of 51 with fog in low-lying areas.
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Harrises Found Guilty Of Kidnapping And Robbery
William and Emily Harris, linked to Patricia Hearst, are convicted on two kidnapping counts, one robbery, and two car thefts involving Hearst. Acquitted of six assault counts, jury bias questions trigger a judge to hold a sequestered hearing to probe taint.
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Emily Harris
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Ford Strategists Hinting At Reagan For Vice President
Ford campaign strategists hint Reagan may become running mate if rules on pre nomination VP choice are loosened. Sears pushes convention rule to name VP by Aug 18, affecting binding primary delegates. Reagan says no VP bid. Ford keeps option open while seeking health and financial data on potential picks.
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Water service disruption planned for Hilltop area
Water will be off Wednesday morning on Warner Ave from Mound to North St and on North St from Market to Warner to replace a fire hydrant in front of the high school. City service director F Page Backus urged residents to draw enough water before 7 30 a m to cover until after 9 30 a m.
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