Compromise Version Reaches Near Approval on Tax Break Bill
Conferees from the House and Senate reach a compromise on an economic stimulus bill with broad tax breaks for most workers. The plan boosts standard deductions to 2200 for singles and 3200 for couples, aiming to ease the June tax bite if both chambers approve next week.
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U S Willing to Back Vietnam Admission to U N
Paris AP report says the United States and Vietnam agreed to drop opposition to Vietnam joining the United Nations and to resume talks in Paris within two weeks to pursue rapid normalization of relations. Vietnam pledged more effort on missing in action cases and to provide more information on U S servicemen.
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Phan Hien
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Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
United Unionist Action Council
Arab oil price clash across OAPEC members looms
A conference of Arab oil ministers heard that several OAPEC members may skip the planned five per cent price rise set for July 1 sticking to existing prices. The group comprises seven Arab OPEC members plus Egypt, Bahrain and Syria with others in OPEC.
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Logan City fire department revisions discussed at joint council meeting
Finance and safety committees propose higher volunteer pay from 3 to 5 dollars for monthly training, 5 to 7 dollars for answering calls, reduce fire chief hours from 48 to 44 weekly, create five lieutenant grades up to 3.39 per hour, terminate assistant chief position, and discuss salary status later. Additional talks cover new firemen and traffic light usage with state and local industry leads.
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Carter Standby Gas Tax Faces Senate Skepticism
White House energy adviser James R. Schlesinger insists the standby gasoline tax remains part of the energy plan despite heavy congressional opposition. He argues the tax would prompt conservation with rebates as a tax credit, while critics call it unfair and predicts likely defeat.
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Harold Brown
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Dow Pauses After Rally as Market Teeters Near Resistance
The New York stock market opened mixed with the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipping slightly as traders waited to gauge further movement. Analysts cited potential resistance in the 935 to 940 area and a cautious stance after six-session rally.
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Senior Citizens Center Construction Bid Opened in Hocking County
Hocking County commissioners opened bids Tuesday for a new Senior Citizens Center at Spring and Front Streets. Architects from Columbus will report Thursday on bids meeting specs, with contracts possible within 60 days.
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Town Meeting planned in Logan High School cafeteria
Plans advance for a statewide Town Meeting event in Logan with a Saturday session from 9 am to 5 pm at Logan High School, 223 letters mailed, $1 registration fee, lunch and babysitting provided, and a May 14 Columbus workshop for delegates training.
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Jury Favors Defendant In Will Case In Ohio Court
A Hocking County jury found the will of Viola Dixon valid and Henry Lopez the rightful executor and sole beneficiary. Edna Jenkins and Veetta Terrell, claiming kinship, challenged probate of the May 25 1975 document. Six of eight jurors signed the verdict. witnesses named include Wilbourn Sparks Gerald F. Stevens Cheri L. Howard Mary E. Martin Kathryn J. Freeman and Walter K. Brown.
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Gerald F. Stevens
Cheri L. Howard
Mary E. Martin
Kathryn J. Freeman
Walter K. Brown
Heavy rains soak Hocking Valley with more on tap
A heavy downpour dumped 1.3 inches of rain in the Hocking Valley since Tuesday afternoon. The forecast calls for an 80 percent chance of more rain tonight and 70 percent Thursday. Highs near 80 and lows around 60. At 11 a.m. today it was 62 under cloudy skies after an overnight low of 55. Tuesday's high was 75.
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Barnes Takes Over GOP Chairmanship
Earl T. Barnes won the Ohio GOP chair with a 24-19 vote, succeeds Kent McGough and will serve until after the June 1978 primary. He plans to travel the state to gauge GOP opinions while stepping down as Hamilton County party head and endorsing broader minority involvement. Brown urged unity under a single organized party structure.
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