Killer Bee Swarm Hits Argentina Killing Two
Beekeeping experts report killer bees sweeping northern Argentina with four attacks in two weeks. A funeral crowd in Cachi faced swarms, while a man died after stings on a Tucuman highway. Additional incidents harmed villagers near Santa Lucia and La Banda.
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Kreps Seeks Commerce Seat by Taking Pay Cut
Washington AP Juanita M Kreps vows to sell $100000 stock and bond portfolio and accept a $35000 annual pay cut to join the Carter administration as commerce secretary A Senate Commerce Committee hearing is set with expected easy confirmation Kreps earns over $100000 annually and would resign from several corporate board positions while serving as a director of the NYSE Eastman Kodak R J Reynolds North Carolina National Bank Western Electric and J C Penney
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Juanita M. Kreps
Senate Commerce Committee
Kreps
Duke University
New York Stock Exchange
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R.J. Reynolds Industries
North Carolina National Bank
Western Electric
J.C. Penney Co
Carter to send Mondale on post election goodwill tour
President elect Carter announced Mondale will tour West Germany France Great Britain and Japan within a week of the January 20 inauguration. He also left open a possible trip abroad himself for an international economic summit.
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Walter F. Mondale
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Logan School Board to Convene 1977 Organizational Meeting
The Logan School Board will hold its 1977 organizational meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Hilltop cafeteria. The board is expected to elect new officers and consider 1977 appropriations.
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Hilltop
Bartley Pleads Guilty in Lodge Break-In Case at Hide-A-Way Hills
Dale E. Bartley 19 of New Plymouth pleaded guilty in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court to breaking and entering the Hide-A-Way Hills Lodge on December 16. He was sentenced to 15 years and fined 300 dollars. probation was denied. He also faces a charge for an October break-in at Bailey's Sohio near Rockbridge and is held on a 2500 dollar recognizance bond.
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New Plymouth Rt. 1
Fairfield County
Carter unveils two year plan for $30 billion job and tax package
President elect Carter and leading Democrats propose a two year program to spur the economy with public works, tax cuts, and one time rebates up to 200 dollars. The plan aims to create up to 800000 jobs, lower unemployment to about 6.5 to 7 percent, and include a broad tax relief package and social security considerations.
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State Board Seeks Successor To Essex
Four men are named as likely replacements for retiring Ohio superintendent Martin W. Essex. Franklin Walter and G. Robert Bowers lead the field, with Frank Dick and Robert Pegues also suggested. The Board of Education meets to set selection procedures as Essex, 68, retires March 15 after 10 years in office.
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Ohio
Public Instruction
Martin W. Essex
Department of Education
Franklin B. Walter
G. Robert Bowers
Frank Dick
Toledo
Robert Pegues
Youngstown
State Board of Education
Essex
Wayne Shaffer
Bryan
Big City
Martha Wise
Elyria
Ward Miller
Portsmouth
General Assembly
John Meckstroth
Cincinnati
Walter
New Lebanon
Westlake
Bowers
Plain
Sylvania
Portage Township
Pandora-Gilboa
Pegues
Fire Aboard Liberian Ship 200 Miles South of Martha's Vineyard
Coast Guard reported an explosion and fire on the 790 foot Mary Ann in the Atlantic about 200 miles south of Martha's Vineyard. Initial reports noted flooding which later stopped according to the captain. The ship’s status remains under assessment.
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Cold Snap Grips Hocking Valley With Low Temperatures
Overnight sub zero readings were reported in the Hocking Valley with unofficial reports of 10 below. Official at 5am showed two below, possibly lower overnight. By 10am temperatures rose to 10 degrees under clear skies and a 70 percent chance of snow tonight.
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Activist Carol Foreman Considered for Agriculture Post
Reports say consumer activist Carol Foreman may join the Carter administration as an assistant secretary in the Agriculture Department. Bureaucrats fear her tough consumer stance could shake up regulatory agencies while some hope she improves the department’s image with consumers. Foreman leads the Consumer Federation of America and has attacked food prices and industry practices.
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Carol Foreman
Carter Administration
Department
Foreman
Butz
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Earl L. Butz
Bob Bergland
D-Minn
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Public Utilities OK Tentative Gas Cutbacks For 10000 Small Users
Columbia Gas of Ohio plans to broaden curtailments to about 10 000 small manufacturers food processors and other small industrial and commercial users. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio called the approval tentative with changes possible after a Feb 1 public hearing. Governors summit urged. FPC supply limits prompt legal action talk.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Columbia
Ohio
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
David C. Sweet
Sally Bloomfield
C. Luther Heckman
Commission
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