Carter outlines welfare reform plan amid Europe trip
President Carter unveils the outline of a welfare reform program after missing his original deadline. A budget briefing with OMB director Thomas Lance and deputy James McIntyre preceded a Cabinet and congressional leaders meeting. The plan aims to make welfare more equitable while encouraging work, with final legislation expected later and possible no action this year.
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Washington
Carter
Lance
James T. McIntyre Jr
Congress
White House
Rex Granum
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
London
Geneva
Hafez Assad
National Governors Conference
Majority Demos and Gov Rhodes Set for New Showdown
In Columbus Ohio Democrats push vetoed measures toward Rhodes desk as momentum grows on public employee bargaining and other bills. Rhodes aims to sign the civilian conservation corps bill while still resisting several fiscally disputed proposals. He has vetoed 72 items from the 1975 two year budget, citing underfunding.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ohio
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
Rhodes Announces $642.8 Million Capital Improvement Plan
The Rhodes administration unveiled a $642.8 million capital improvements package for 1977 79 emphasizing campus buildings at Ohio State Cleveland State Cincinnati Wright State Akron and Ohio University mental health facilities and expanded state parks. The plan funds are raised by bonds and user fees with limited federal aid, distinct from the $14.4 billion operating package.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
House
Ohio State University
Cleveland State University
University of Cincinnati
Wright State University
Dayton
University of Akron
Ohio University
Department of Natural Resources
Natural Resources Project
Cleveland Lakefront
Deer Creek
West Branch
Maumee Bay
Attendance Moderate At Hocking Hills
Hocking Hills State Park reported moderate weekend attendance. Old Man's Cave sections were full with 11 of 20 group units and 28 of 40 cabins occupied. Two minor mishaps included a pebble hit at Cedar Falls and a girl falling from a skateboard. Six warnings were issued for various park rule violations. Two hunters checked in turkeys as the 14 day season opened.
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Hocking Hills State Park
Old Man’s Cave
Park
Cedar Falls
Ed Salabsky
Michael Melaragno
Columbus
Conkle’s Hollow
Salabsky
Old Man’s Cave Pool
Steve Billman
Newark
Weather snapshot with showers and mild temperatures
The report notes 66 degrees under clouds at 11 am after a 59 degree low. Overnight rainfall totaled six tenths of an inch. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies with highs near 70 and lows in the 50s. Rain chances: 60 percent tonight and 50 percent Tuesday.
Logan High Band Earns Superior Rating in District Contests
Logan High School concert band directed by Al Horsky earned a unanimous superior in District 15 state band competition at Hastings Junior High in Upper Arlington. In B-1 class, Logan and Reynoldsburg were the only bands to receive superior. judges praised the mature tone, musical balance, and precise performance of Old Comrades Nabucco Prelude and Rondo.
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Logan High
al Horsky
Hastings Junior High School
Upper Arlington
Logan
Ohio Music Education Association
Reynoldsburg
Teike
Verdi
Holsinger
Alan Drake
Northwestern Ohio
Drake
Robert Neuman
Zanesville
Newark
Max Trier
Cambridge
Nabucco
Robert Griep
Dayton
LHS
Logan High School
Shirley Chapman
Logan Band
David Horsky
Daily News
Art-Kraft Studio
Watergate Tapes Back In The News
One thousand days after his resignation Richard Nixon and Watergate surface again as transcripts of unpublished tapes appear in two major newspapers and two weekly magazines. The new accounts reveal Nixon’s involvement in the scandal and hush money payments earlier than previously known.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Frost
Time Magazine
Watergate
Democratic Party
White House
Contested Will Case Opens in Hocking County Court
A petit jury trial began in Hocking County Common Pleas Court over a will contest filed by Edna Jenkins of Canton and Veetta Terrell of Alliance against Henry Lopez of Nelsonville. They allege Viola Dixon of Murray City left her estate to Lopez. Dixon died May 1, 1975. estate appraised at 8,773.63.
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Hocking County
Canton
John H. Pettorini
Columbus
Wilbourn Sparks
Glen Gartner
Cheri Howard
Nancy Johnson
Gerald Stevens
Mary Martin
Kathy Freeman
Walter K. Brown
Donna J. Scott
Johnston Eyes Group Home For Juveniles In Hocking County
Judge Edwin Johnston held a Saturday press conference to discuss juvenile cases and propose a noninstitutional group home in Hocking County with 24 hour supervision. He cited costs in Muskingum County and urged parental awareness amid rising juvenile delinquency figures.
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Sue Chenoweth
Daily News
Hocking County
Edwin Johnston
Johnston
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Ohio Youth Commission
Ohio
Robert Chiaramonte
Ohio Highway Patrol
Chiaramonte
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Roy Masure
Larry Kornmiller
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Horsky
Dave Sellers
Kent Bishop
Pat Shannon
Nancy Hoffman
Rudy Rempel
Beth Ann
Bridgett
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Charles Mundy
Jack Leffler
Doug Fife
Teri
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Kristy
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Bill Miller
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