Carter Burns Rift Over Interest Rates Spreads Tension
Washington AP Carter administration and Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns clash over rising short term rates and Bank actions. Bert Lance criticizes prime rate hikes to 6 percent, warning higher rates could slow growth and curb investment. Burns faces possible renomination as inflation concerns mount with 10 percent first four month rise.
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Carter
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Bert Lance
Lance
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Federal Reserve
Congress
Pleads Guilty To Grand Theft In Hocking County
Jack Guess of 306 Angle Ave pleaded guilty in Hocking County Common Pleas Court to grand theft for the November 1976 theft of a 1970 Ford from Tansky Auto Super Mart. Sentencing set for 8:45 a.m. June 14 before Judge James Stilwell. Pat Nangle represented the defendant.
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Jack Guess
Angle Ave
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Pat Nangle
James Stilwell
Guess
Tansky Auto Supermart
House Vote Near On Energy Agency
The House moves toward creating a new energy department as part of a White House backed reorganization to run a national energy policy. A major fight centers on granting the energy secretary power to set natural gas and oil prices with disagreements over an independent board versus executive control.
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White House
Carter
James R. Schlesinger
John Moss
D-Calif
Independent Energy Regulatory Commission
Moss
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Ways and Means Committee
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Federal Energy Administration
The
Energy Research
Energy
Ohio Eyes Easing Drunk Driving Penalties in First Conviction
Ohio lawmakers move to replace the mandatory three day jail sentence for a first drunk driving conviction with a three day education program. The House vote was 68 to 31 in favor. The Senate also acts on mopeds rules and budget intent language.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas A. Pottenger
R-20
Cincinnati
Terry M. Tranter
Pottenger
House
Senate
Senate Finance
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
James A. Rhodes
International talks fail to clinch energy negotiation body
Paris officials fail to form a permanent energy talks organization after a long conference. Rhodesian forces report retreat from Mozambique with 32 guerrilla deaths and four camps destroyed. Beverly Hills Club fire death toll rises to 161 as two bodies found in debris. Rasa Sayang cruise ship catches fire in the Malacca Strait, two crew killed and three missing. Dow Jones inches higher after a technical rally.
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Hocking Hills Artists Will Run New Gallery in Logan
The Hocking Hills Artists and Craftsmen take over the former Gallery Comfort Station and rename it the Hocking Hills Gallery. They will sponsor an art auction in Worthington Park Logan with proceeds to support the new gallery.
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Comfort Station
Hocking Hills Gallery
Worthington Park
Logan
More Powerful Atom Warhead Set
Washington AP reports the Carter administration says a new Mark 12A warhead and upgraded guidance system are not a bargaining chip in talks with the Soviet Union. Powell says changes may occur if the Soviets negotiate seriously, with the weapon's 350000 ton TNT yield and enhanced accuracy aimed at matching Soviet capabilities.
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U.S
Carter
Jody Powell
Powell
United States
Soviet Union
Ford Administration
Russia
Judge To Hear Hartman Trial In Pickaway County
Judge William Ammer of Pickaway County will hear Monday's trial for former sheriff Paul E. Hartman on theft in office. Hartman waives a jury as the Hocking County Common Pleas Court records show. Judge James Stilwell stepped aside because his daughter is married to Hartman's son.
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William Ammer
Pickaway County
Paul E. Hartman
Zanesville Ave
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Hartman
James Stilwell
Death Notice for Lawrence W. Adcock 77
Lawrence W. Adcock 77 of 562 East Main Street died Wednesday night in Dayton Veterans Hospital. Born December 26, 1899 he was retired president of Logan Pottery Co and a member of St Matthew Lutheran Church American Legion Post 78 Loyal Order of the Moose Mingo Lodge 171 F AM. Surviving are wife Mary three children Lawrence Jr Taiwan James Grove City and Mary Jo Thoma Dayton three brothers Albert Palo Alto Ross Logan Henry Oregon and one sister Julia. Funeral arrangements by Leonard Lyke incomplete.
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E. Main St
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Charles and
Mary Scholl Adcock
Logan Pottery Co
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
American Legion Post
Loyal Order of the Moose
Mingo Lodge
F&am
Mary Adcock
Lawrence Adcock Jr
Taiwan
James Adcock
Grove City
Mary Jo Thoma
Dayton
Albert Adcock
Palo Alto
Calif
Ross Adcock
Logan
Henry Adcock
Oregon
Ohio
Julia
Leonard-Lyke Funeral Home
Earthworms Enter as Gourmet Fare in US Recipe Contest
In Pomona California the Ver de Terre Recipe Contest awarded first prize to a New Jersey teacher for Quiche Lorrain avec Ver de Terre translated earthworm dish. Judge reactions shifted from hesitation to tasting praise. worms touted as 73 percent protein and cholesterol-free. Jean Farmer of Bloomington won second for earthworm bread and a Iowa Falls classroom took third with Magnificent Mess Cake. Over 2,000 entrants participated.
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Calif
New Jersey
California State Polytechnic University
John Burke
North American Bait Farms
Burke
Jean Farmer
Bloomington
Ind
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Sunny Friday Forecast for Hocking Valley Sees 70s
Mostly sunny weather is forecast for Friday in the Hocking Valley with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. Rain chances are near zero. At 11 am today the temperature was 72 under sunny skies, compared with Wednesday’s 82 high and an overnight low of 50.
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Hocking Valley
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