Services Set For Victims Of Air Crash In Washington
Funeral services are scheduled in Columbus for Edgar T. Wolfe Jr. Frederick W. LeVeque and Carlton Dargusch Jr. killed in a light plane crash near Washington. Investigators probe the cause and hearings begin into a second crash bound for the capital.
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Mary Lou) Harrison
Lawrence Hatem
Perry County
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Centerbury
Humphrey Funeral Home
Shawnee
Rockefeller says CIA violated statutes requires probe
Vice President Rockefeller leads a commission to probe CIA spying on Americans and identify who ordered it. He predicts violations of U S statutes and says the inquiry will trace locations extent and responsible officials including possible presidential or attorney general orders. The Senate sets up a broader panel to scrutinize up to 60 agencies and may subpoena Nixon if needed. The reports aim for a September conclusion and public release.
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Ohio Rail Service Hit as Wildcat Strike Spreads
Freight service on the Chessie System slows across Ohio as a wildcat strike linked to a Burlington Northern dispute near Chicago expands. Ohio division chief R D Pomeroy in Columbus says trains will be brought in as pickets are largely observed at Toledo Columbus Fostoria Cincinnati and in Huntington W V and Russell Ky. No passenger trains are affected.
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Visiting Restrictions Lifted at Hocking Valley Hospital
Hospital administrator Dave Arledge announced that visitor restrictions are lifted with standard precautions. Those with cold or flu symptoms should not visit. Visiting hours vary by unit: Medical 1 4 and 6 8 p.m. Obstetrics 2 30 4 and 7 30 8 p.m. Isolation 4 4 30 and 8 8 30 p.m. Long-Term Care Unit remains open.
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Ford Tax Plan Faces Storm of Criticism in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee resumes hearings on President Ford's 16 billion dollar tax cut amid new criticism of the energy package. Sen. Henry M. Jackson attacks rebates while the Senate moves to form a CIA-FBI oversight panel and debates a New Hampshire Senate seat dispute and filibuster changes.
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Oil Nations Plan Summit After Algiers Meeting
In Algiers the oil exporting countries agreed to hold talks with their customer nations and set a plan for a summit in four to six weeks to forge a unified position. The decision followed a three day gathering of oil finance and foreign ministers from thirteen countries.
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Auto Sales Rise and Profits Grow Wan
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock says car makers cannot lower prices while profit margins remain paper thin, warning further price cuts would hurt profitability. He notes GM reduced sales 17 percent with an 86 percent drop in profits, as rebates influence sales but idle plants and furloughs affect about 248,000 workers across the big four.
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Ohio set to debate legalizing public employee strikes
Hearings begin in the Ohio legislature on a bill to legalize public employee strikes and to replace the Ferguson Act with arbitration. The measure, brought by Rep. Thomas P. Gilmartin, faces opposition but gains momentum with labor Democrats in control. The same session also advances unemployment compensation changes and school funding measures aimed at allocating a $91.3 million surplus to districts.
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Sadat Opens French Visit Seeks Arms and Support
President Anwar Sadat arrives in Paris for a three day trip seeking French arms and renewed diplomatic backing amid Arab and Israeli tensions. He urges speedier Kissinger peace efforts and signals Egypt will not attack first unless provoked.
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Cold Hocking Valley night yields 15 degree low
The overnight low reached 15 degrees under a moonlit sky in the Hocking Valley, then rose to 34 by 11 a.m. today, one degree above Sunday’s high. Forecast calls for warmer weather with highs in the 40s and lows in the 30s, with a chance of rain tonight and Tuesday.
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Snowy Rockies Push Into Plains, Spur Hazard Warnings
Heavy snow in the northern and central Rockies spread into the northern Plains today, creating dangerous driving conditions and threatening livestock. Blizzard warnings were issued for parts of Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota.
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