U S and Jordan Near Hawk Missile Sale Deal
Washington officials say a multimillion dollar export may be agreed within days for 12 to 14 Hawk air defense missile batteries with some support gear. State Department cautions but multiple sources expect basic agreement soon. The other item notes a proposed federal listing of the bald eagle as endangered in 43 states and threatened in five.
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Carter selects Mondale as running mate at Democratic convention
New York AP Carter designates Sen. Walter Mondale as his running mate after clinching the Democratic nomination. Mondale praised for leadership while Carter calls him best to lead if needed. Udall endorses Carter after releasing delegates amid abortion platform tensions. Also reports stock market pause and the death of James W Shocknessy at 69.
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Ohio Supreme Court voids Rhodes school vetoes in landmark ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 7-0 that Governor Rhodes exceeded his veto powers on seven line items in the equal yield school foundation bill. The decision preserves funding outlines including two raises in minimum teacher salaries while questioning the measure as an appropriations action.
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Laurelville Festival Names Youngsters in Royal Spotlight
At the Laurelville festival selections crowned Little Miss Ramalee Maxson and Little Mister Keith Kness for ages 3-5 while Junior Miss Shonna Chestnut and Junior Mister Garry Hopkins were chosen for ages 6-8. Judges included Larry Gerstner and Bob Bensonhaver. David Church hosted. Seventeen girls vie for Miss Old Time Festival title tonight at 7:30.
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Timber trespass suit filed by Spencers in Fairfield County
John C. Spencer and his wife Inez sue H. E. Kitzmiller of Lancaster in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court for 5100 00 damages claiming unlawful entry onto three Washington Township tracts in Hocking County, removal of veneer lumber valued at 16000, road creation and debris. seek 32000 punitive damages and a jury trial plus 3000 for cleanup.
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Kokomo Plan Rejected By Arbitrator
An arbitrator ruled against the Kokomo plan to boost Postal Service productivity by reworking routes and enforcing eight hours of daily work for mail carriers. The decision, supported by the letter carriers union, says the rollout in Portland Oregon caused excessive overtime and challenges the plan’s legality. The USPS had claimed potential annual savings of about 300 million dollars.
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Hocking Valley Weather Forecast Heat and Rain Likely
Forecast calls for highs in the mid 80s with a 70 percent chance of rain in the Hocking Valley on Friday. Temperatures reached 89 degrees by 11 a m after an overnight low of 70 and a high of 82 Wednesday.
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Carter Secures Nomination in Dramatic Democratic Convention
AP Special Correspondent chronicles Jimmy Carter's path to the Democratic nomination at the Newark convention. The report notes tense expectations, keynote moments, and pivotal votes including Carter’s decisive wins from Alabama, California, and Ohio as delegates rally to the Georgia governor amid a landscape of unity and lagging establishment influence.
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