Ford Pushes Effort To Win More Delegates
President Ford travels to Jackson Mississippi to press for support from the state GOP convention delegation as he nears the 1130 delegate target. He adds seven delegates to 1104 while Reagan holds 1023 with 132 uncommitted.
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Last-Ditch Rescue Try On Flu Shots
Washington reports executives from the drug and insurance sectors meet with health officials in a final bid to salvage the swine flu vaccination program. Insurance leaders were to report results on persuading carriers to insure vaccine manufacturers against lawsuits, with Merrell National Laboratories warning it will halt production without coverage.
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David Mathews
Merrell National Laboratories
China Orders Millions in Streets Before Quakes
Chinese officials mobilized millions in northeast cities before dawn as authorities warned of another major earthquake. Foreign missions received a dawn warning from the Foreign Ministry. The alert followed a major quake scare and a push for evacuation readiness.
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Australian Broadcasting Commission
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Foreign Ministry
Year-Old Audit Criticizes Ohio Medicaid Handling
A federal audit on Ohio Medicaid, undertaken by Coopers & Lybrand, is discussed by a legislative committee in Columbus. The report urges extensive auditing of providers, highlights $3.3 million in state overpayments, and recommends stricter cost reporting and ID verification, with Democrats planning a vote on a panel’s cost-saving recommendations.
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Harry Meshel
Raymond McKenna
James A. Rhodes
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Kwegyir Aggrey
Meshel
Cochairman
Joint Select Committee On Medicaid
Welfare Department
HEW
Coopers & Lybrand
Seek Transfer Of Family Inn Liquor Permit
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a transfer of liquor permits for Family Inn at 282 E. Main St. from Valentina J. West and Joyce A. Meadows to John J. Krannitz. The move covers D-1 and D-2 permits for on premise and carry-out beer and wine. A new D-2 permit request is filed for Pete's Steak House at 655 Canal St. in Nelsonville by Paul Davis.
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Weather outlook for Hocking Valley tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions with a 30 percent rain chance. Highs will reach the 80s and overnight low around 66. At 11 am today the temperature was 80 with overcast skies, after Thursday’s high of 85.
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Three youths held in Chowchilla school bus kidnapping
Three suspects linked to the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping are jailed on 1 million dollars bail each. Frederick Woods was arrested in Vancouver and James Schoenfeld in Menlo Park, with Richard Schoenfeld arraigned in Chowchilla. Authorities pursue additional leads as the case widens.
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Frederick N. Woods
Vancouver
Canada
James Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
San Francisco
Richard Schoenfeld
Woods
the Schoenfeld
Edward Merrill
California
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William Gagen
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Kissinger halts re evaluation of Saudi Sidewinder sale
Secretary Kissinger orders a pause on the 57.7 million sale of 2000 Sidewinder missiles to Saudi Arabia amid House and Senate opposition and White House concerns. Lawmakers including Rep. Rosenthal threaten disapproval resolutions and warn of an arms race impact. Arms Control Agency urges a new study on Saudi defense readiness and potential third country transfers.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Saudi Arabia
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Congress
House
Senate
White House
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Middle East
Rosenthal
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Richard Stone
D-Fla
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Arms Control Agency
Jury Drawing Slated Aug. 13 for Hocking County Court
Jurors for the September term of Hocking County Common Pleas Court will be drawn at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 13. Seventy five eligible voters will be named, with 25 picked for the grand jury and 50 for the petit jury list.
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Ex-Gangster Mickey Cohen Dies At Age 62
Los Angeles. Mickey Cohen, former West Coast crime boss, dies in his sleep at 62 in UCLA Medical Center from stomach cancer. He had been hospitalized since Monday and funeral services were private. Cohen served 10 years in Alcatraz and Atlanta prisons before his 1972 release, his parole for tax evasion ending weeks away.
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Ucla Medical Center
Cohen
Alcatraz
Atlanta
Logan Street Line Painting Changes to Speed Traffic
Logan's annual line painting reduces Main Street to include a through lane and a left turn lane from Orchard to High Street. A new left turn onto Gallagher Ave from W Main Street is added and Gallagher stop sign is moved forward for better visibility. No cost estimate given. Youth workers, ages 16 plus, from Neighborhood Youth Corps participate. 12 youths work 32 hours weekly with five in the cemetery and the rest in the street department.
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Orchard St
High St
Backus
Gallagher Ave
Logan
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Tri-County
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