Carter Outlines Arms Talks Stance and Reductions
President Carter proposed a negotiating strategy for nuclear arms talks calling for actual substantial reductions in weapons held by the United States and the Soviet Union. He contrasted this with past ceilings and noted a fallback position of less ambitious limits amid inflation outlook.
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Washington
Carter
United States
Soviet Union
Congress
Vietnam
United Nations
Hanoi
Zaire
Cyrus R. Vance
Moscow
Indian Ocean
U.S
Vance
Paul Warnke
Associated Press
Hocking County Tax Load Seen Rising Next Year
Tax figures show local residents paid about 21.5 million dollars in personal and employment taxes last year with statewide totals of 13.128 billion. Projections indicate higher collections as incomes rise, while federal budget plans call for larger personal tax receipts next year and a potential tax-rate shift debated by Congress and the President.
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Hocking County
Sam
Ohio
Treasury Department
U.S. Office of Management and Budget
Congress
NATO Dispute Over Planes Tanks and Defense Roles
At Brussels defense ministers consider a $3 billion AWACS buy to speed warning of Soviet movements. The U S would fund 28 percent with West Germany covering 26 percent while others pay the rest. Germany seeks 25 percent. Some opposition centers on tank compatibility, as Germany favors Leopard II versus the XM1.
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Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Harold Brown
Western Europe
Brown
North Atlantic
West Germany
United States
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Bloc
One Democrat Ward Seat In Hocking County Primary
Only one race appears on the June 7 primary ballot in Hocking County the Fourth Ward City Council race. Incumbent Robert L. Schultz and Rudy Myers filed nominating petitions, while no Democrat candidates filed for First or Third Ward seats by the deadline.
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Hocking County
Robert L. Schultz
W. Second St
Rudy Myers
W. Front St
Fourth Ward
First Ward
Third Ward
Fire destroys two story logan house. arson probe begun
Logan firemen and a state arson inspector investigate a blaze that destroyed a two story house on Lake Logan Rd owned by Charles A. Mack. Chief Robert Courter says arson is being considered. Firemen fought flames for three hours starting at 1 04 a m.
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Logan
Lake Logan Rd
Charles A. Mack
Lancaster
Robert Courter
Ohio House ethics panel to end mileage cash for nonattendance
An Ohio House ethics panel plans to advise lawmakers next month to stop paying the 15 cent per mile travel allowance for weeks they do not attend sessions. The panel will also draft legislation to make the practice illegal, with a rule change due at its April 20 meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Arthur Wilkowski
C-46
Toledo
General Assembly
Wilkowski
Weather and local labor dispute in Ohio paper
Warm, clear weather forecast for Hocking Valley with highs near 60 and lows in the high 20s. At Ohio University in Athens 40 nonacademic employees strike over painter work limits, with no negotiations scheduled as classes pause for spring break. In Columbus lawmakers discuss tax relief for joint filers and allow left turns on red on one way streets after stop.
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Hocking Valley
Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
American Federation of State
Anthony Reis
Utilities Fight Service Rules Across Ohio Senate Panel
Ohio utilities unanimously oppose a Senate bill to tighten shutoff rules for delinquent accounts. Columbia Gas of Ohio in particular warns the plan would burden welfare departments and raise costs, with up to 1140 accounts daily sent to counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Howard Smith
Columbia Gas
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Smith
Columbia
Timothy McCormack
D-31
Euclid
County Welfare Department
Organized Labor Suffers Two High Profile Setbacks
Organized labor faced two blows this week as the House rejected a measure expanding construction union picketing rights and the Carter administration proposed a minimum wage increase far below union demands. AFL CIO President George Meany called the proposals shameful while noting some administration victories.
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Washington
Organized Labor
House
Carter
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
White House
Bob Dole
Jimmy Carter
Russia
Labor
Allen Zack
Meany
Zack
Harvard
John Dunlop
Ray Marshall
Guarantee Student Loans Face Debate in Ohio House
The 100 percent guarantee bill for state backed college loans advances to a House-Senate conference. A Senate amendment requiring all banks holding state funds to participate was opposed by the House 55-34. Governor Rhodes will see a separate bill on left turns at red lights.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Murdock
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Dayton
Portage County
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Bowen
Michael
Stinziano
Student Loan Commission
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LHS
Christy Blair
Tri- County Vocational School
Dale Ringhiser
Daily News
NATO
Zanesville Ave
Carl C. Penrod
Wilson Ave
Janet Sue Fisher
Washington St
R. Kenley Freeman
E. Front St
Fred G. Malone
Valley Dale Dr
James H. Stewart
Maria Ave
Bruce A. Sampson
W. Jennison Ave
Edward G. Tucker
E. Main St
Ed Fickel
Ed Dalton
Louise Smith
Second Ward
Rome
European Common Market
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Luxembourg
Denmark
Ireland
London
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Britain
Italy
Canada
Japan
European Economic Community
EEC Commission
Roy Jenkins
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
Norris
Organized
William F. Bowen
Asst
Norman A
P. Stinziano
D-30
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