Energy bill funds research and flood control programs
President Ford signed a 9.7 billion energy and public works appropriation covering fusion solar geothermal research and Army Corps flood and power projects. Included are 5.7 billion for ERDA 258.5 million for solar research and 200 million for Teton Dam relief.
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Democrats promote health care and jobs pledge at convention
The platform calls for an orderly start to national health insurance and guaranteed minimum incomes, aims to cut adult unemployment to 3 percent in four years, and endorses a federally financed health program and tax reform. It tightens rules on federal workers political activity and favors busing as a last resort for school integration.
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Hocking Valley Forecast Sunny With Mild Warmth
Mostly sunny weather is expected in the Hocking Valley with highs near 85 and a 10 percent chance of rain on Wednesday. Early today the temperature was 74 degrees at 11 a.m. and a cool overnight low around 48 degrees is forecast.
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U S backs Israeli rescue of Entebbe hostages
United States defended Israel's Entebbe raid on July 4 to free about 250 hostages from Uganda. Ambassador Scranton told the UN Security Council that hijacking prompted the action and urged collective action against hijacking and terrorism while noting Uganda's alleged cooperation with hijackers. The draft resolutions faced likely U.S. veto and failure to secure needed votes.
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Emily Harris Reveals Hearst Escapade Details in Trial
Emily Harris testifies about life on the run with Patricia Hearst describing days on the edge of a precipice. She recalls a near-fatal shootout and a split-second choice that saved Hearst's life during an SLA fugitive period.
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Good Year Expected For U.S. Farmers
Agriculture chief economist Don Paarlberg says a record corn crop could push grain output to a new high this year and 1977, with reasonably good farm profits and stable food prices. He noted drought areas may curb yields but export demand and livestock use bolster prospects. He forecast retail food prices to rise 3 to 4 percent in 1976 and 1977.
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Wallace Bows Out of Fourth White House Bid
New York AP George Corley Wallace ends his fourth and final presidential run telling delegates they should back fellow southerner Jimmy Carter for the Democratic ticket. He acknowledges many still favor him but urges a numbers based compromise.
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Commission OKs Hocking Mall Plans
The City Planning Commission unanimously approved construction plans for the Hocking Mall at Chieftain Drive and Ohio 664. Wright Associates plans a $2 million shopping center with construction expected to start later this month and take about a year to complete. The firm awaits final financing approval before beginning, with stores opening as sites finish.
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Barbara Jordan Stuns Convention in Keynote Stance
New York AP Barbara Jordan delivers a transformative keynote at the Democratic Convention urging a renewed national community to fulfill America's purpose. Carter aides hint at selecting a running mate today with names like Muskie Mondale Glenn Church Jackson Stevenson among prospects.
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Carter shortlists Vice Presidential runners amid delegate rumors
An AP survey of Democratic National Convention delegates shows Mondale Muskie and Church as leading VP prospects for Carter with Glenn Stevenson and Jackson also on the list after Rep Rodino withdrew. Carter stressed the VP choice is his most important decision this year.
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