Solons Attack Veto of Public Works Bill
Washington AP report on President Ford vetoing a 3.95 billion public works bill to create 400 000 jobs. Democrats and Republican Senate GOP whip Griffin predict override as unemployment edges higher. The measure would fund state local jobs and waste water plants, with veto and political fallout shaping campaigns.
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Ford
Senate
GOP
Robert Griffin
Wrnter
Michigan
Detroit
House
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
John McFall
California
Thomas O’neill Jr
Griffin
Carter
Plains
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
John Rhodes
Reagan
Associated Press
ABC News
Rogers Morton
ABC
William Clements
Ford To Welcome Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II travels to Washington for a White House welcoming ceremony and a private luncheon with President Ford. She will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, visit the Lincoln Memorial, meet media at the British Embassy, dine at the White House, and attend a gala with Bob Hope.
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Washington
Elizabeth II
Great Britain
Prince Philip
Philadelphia
White House
George III
Britain
United States
Famea
Elizabeth
U.S
Ford
Lincoln Memorial
New England
Telly Savalas
Kojak
Bob Hope
White House East
New York
New Haven
Conn
Charlottesville
Newport
R.I
Boston
Montreal
Lima State Hospital to be closed with three new forensic facilities
Ohio mental health chief says Lima State Hospital for the criminally insane will close within three years. A plan to replace it with three new forensic hospitals in Cleveland Columbus and southwest Ohio was outlined to a federal court during a prehearing related to a 1973 class action. 367 patients remain, down from 1475 in 1960, with improvements tied to court orders and potential contempt filings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lima State
Timothy B. Moritz
Department of
Mental Health and
U.S. District Court
Toledo
Cleveland
Lima
Moritz
Tax deadline set for July 20 in Hocking County
Francis E. Myers the Hocking County treasurer says tax collections are near normal. The closing date for paying current taxes without penalty is July 20. Myers will be in Laurelville at Salt Creek Valley Bank on Tuesday July 13 for tax collections. Courthouse hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, closed Saturdays.
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Francis E. Myers
Hocking County
Myers
Laurelville
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Cloudy Thursday Forecast for Hocking Valley
Weather outlook calls for variable cloudy conditions in the Hocking Valley with a 20 percent rain chance and highs in the low 80s. Early today the temperature was 67 degrees after an overnight low of 58 and yesterday’s high of 86. 0.75 inch of rainfall in the last 24 hours. Water covered Ohio 93N but roads remained passable.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Investigation Targets Welding Flaws Threatening Alaska Pipeline
A federal fact finding team heads to Alaska to assess welding records for the 800 mile oil line. Faulty or unverified weld X rays could delay completion slated for mid 1977 and raise cost or environmental concerns.
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Washington
Alaska
Ford
Interior Department
White House
Ron Nessen
Transportation
William Coleman
Interior
Thomas Kleppe
John Barnum
Nessen
Bechtel Corp
Alyeska Pipe Line Service Co
Alyeska
Kent Frizzell
Arthur Andersen
John Melcher
Melcher
North Slope
Valdez
California
Reagan Carter Making Pitch For More Support
Ronald Reagan urged a vote for values not labels as he trails Ford in GOP delegates. Carter won near unanimous Democratic endorsement at the National Governors Conference in Hershey Pennsylvania and named Mondale as a potential running mate.
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Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Ford
Carter
Georgia
Robert Strauss
Hershey
Sen
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Tri-County Career Education Grant Approved
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced a $356 630 Appalachian Regional Commission grant for Tri-County Career Education administered by Tri-County Vocational School serving Athens Hocking and Perry counties. The program reaches 15 552 students in eight districts with career motivation orientation and exploration.
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James A. Rhodes
Appalachian Regional Commission
ARC
Tri-County Vocational
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Mobile Child Development Resource Unit
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Mobile Resource Unit
Rhodes Vetoes Ohio Tenure and Travel Bills
Gov. James A. Rhodes vetoed a bill to create teacher tenure citing local control and cost concerns. He also vetoed a travel agencies and brokers bill, warning it would impose burdens on business and risk vague definitions. The actions came during his absence at the National Governors Conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Hershey
Secretary of State
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Department of Economic and Community Development
Appalachian Development Office
Appalachian
Ohio Education Association
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