Gas Station Owners Push Back on Gas Price Ceilings
Washington AP reports station operators protest Phase 4 retail gasoline ceilings. Some 25 percent of Oklahoma City stations shut down due to unprofitable margins while others charge up to 4 cents over the legal price. Senators warn rollbacks may force small businesses to close. Court hearings consider the rules as wholesale prices rise faster than retail.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Bud Walch
Oklahoma City
Council
John Dunlop
Canadian cold snap sweeps from border to plains
The Associated Press reports frosty air from the Canadian border pushes south into the central Plains with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Topeka Kansas records a 40 degree low for September 17 as showers and storms move through the Appalachians into New England.
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Canadian
Central Plains
Topeka
Kan
Appalachians
New England
Weather Freshet in Hocking Valley Forecast
It was a chilly cloudy 54 degrees in the Hocking Valley at 11 a.m. today with a drop of 29 degrees from Monday’s high. Overnight low was 43. Tonight will be clear and chilly with lows in the mid-40s. Wednesday looks sunny and cool with highs near 70.
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Hocking Valley
Weather drifts east as showers linger coast to interior
Showers hit scattered coastal areas from the Carolina coast to southern Florida and Michigan. Rain and drizzle dampened western states from Washington to northern California with totals generally under half an inch except Dothan Alabama at 1.2 inches. Warmer temperatures and sunshine were forecast inland as cold air moved east.
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Carolina Coast
Florida
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
California
Dothan
Ala
Major Firms Face Federal Bias Investigation
Four giants GM Ford GE Sears Roebuck are under federal probe for alleged employment discrimination. The EEOC consolidated complaints against corporations unions and contractor groups in one case and may seek voluntary settlements or take the matter to court. IUE pledged cooperation. other unions did not comment.
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Washington
General Motors
Ford
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Commission
William H. Brown II
Metzenbaum Endorsed By Ohio County Dem Leaders
Ohio's county Democratic chairmen endorsed Howard M. Metzenbaum of Cleveland for the 1974 U S Senate nomination. The Dayton Journal Herald said the Aug 28 meeting at the Columbus governor's mansion included 11 of the 12 largest counties and could derail John H. Glenn's 1974 bid.
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Dayton
Ohio
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
U.S. Senate
Dayton Journal Herald
John H. Glenn
Glenn
Journal Herald
Metzenbaum
Columbus
Atom Plant Approved Near Port Clinton
The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board ruled that the Davis-Besse nuclear plant near Port Clinton Ohio will have minimal environmental impact. The decision was announced Monday and relates to the ongoing construction of the facility in Ohio.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Federal Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Davis-Besse
Port Clinton
Ohio
Civil Service Commission orders Fitzgerald reinstatement
The Civil Service Commission ruled the Air Force acted improperly in firing A. Ernest Fitzgerald and ordered his reinstatement with back pay. Fitzgerald argued he was fired for disclosing cost overruns on the C5A aircraft project in testimony before Congress.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Air Force
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Congress
Validity Of Vo Ed Funding Challenged
Ohio's Supreme Court asked to block a 3.4 mill levy for Crawford Upper Sandusky Joint Vocational School District citing constitutional limits on vocational education funding. E Dennis Barnes of Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School District argues such schools are not a system of common schools and claim vocational programs welfare.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
E. Dennis Barnes
Upper Sandusky
Ted W. Brown
Crawford County Board of Elections
Crawford-Upper Sandusky
Barnes
Fish Stocking Adds Channel Cat Fingerlings To Lakes
Channel catfish fingerlings totaling 49 000 to Lake Logan and 6 000 to Old Man's Cave Lake were released. Northern pike fingerlings numbering about 6 000 were added to Lake Logan. Muskellunge were stocked at Clendening Salt Fork reservoirs and Rocky Fork Knox Piedmont lakes to boost catches.
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Lake Logan
Old Man’s Cave Lake
George Billy
District 4
Billy
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Dan Armbruster
Clendening
Salt Fork
Rocky Fork
Knox
Piedmont Lakes
Standardized Meat Labels Planned To Clarify Sources
Washington AP reports a voluntary labeling plan by the National Livestock and Meat Board to show cut origins for meats like His and Her steak and Yankee pot roast to reduce shopper confusion. The program trims naming from about 1000 to 300 terms and aims to help consumers choose wisely.
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Washington
National Livestock and Meat Board
New Jersey
David H. Stroud
He!p
Chrysler Pact Gives 30 Year Workers Full Pension
Detroit AP report details a three year agreement between Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers offering a 30 year retirement with full pension and a 14 hour weekly overtime cap. The deal includes wage hikes, safer plant inspections, an extra post Thanksgiving holiday and wage parity with Canadian workers. Union officials expect ratification after council approval and local ballots.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Detroit
John Henderson
Mack Avenue
Ing. Chrysler
U.S
Woodcock
International Executive Board
Chrysler Council
Claims Agnew Will Resign
A senior Republican source says Vice President Spiro Agnew is 99 percent likely to quit this week. The Washington Post reports Agnew has discussed resignation with aides and may step down under pressure from investigations and President Nixon.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington Post
The
Post
Agnew
J. Marsh Thomson
Thomson
Maryland
Baltimore
Nixon
Kissinger Nomination Clears Senate Panel 16-1
Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to approve Henry Kissinger for secretary of state. Senator McGovern opposed as protest against Vietnam war prolongation. Confirmation could come in a week after a subcommittee report found no bar to confirmation despite surveillance disclosures.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Nixon
William P. Rogers
George S. McGovern
Kissinger
Harvard
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
John Sparkman
D-Ala
FBI
Father Welcomes Sextuplets In Lakewood Birth
In Lakewood Colorado six babies were born Sunday night to Eugene and Mrs Stanek six weeks early weighing under three pounds. Three of the four boys were in satisfactory condition at 9am with others fair or fair to satisfactory and all six in incubators. The father said they expect the six infants to join their son Gregory at home in six weeks and worry about medical costs not covered by insurance.
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Lakewood
Colo
Eugene Stanek
Stanek
Gregory
United Nations admits East and West Germany
East and West Germany gain full UN membership at the opening of the 28th session. The newly independent Bahamas also seeks admission, raising total UN members to 135. Israel opposed East Germany over reparations. the Big Four Berlin accord eased tensions. The Security Council debates Chile coup and Korea command future.
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United Nations, N.Y
East
West Germany
United Nations
World Organization
General Assembly
Bahamas
Israel
East Germany
United States
Berlin
Security Council
Chile
Ricardo Alarcon Queseda
Nixon
Salvador Allende
CIA
Pentagon
Alarcon
U.S
John A. Scali
U.N
Korea
South Korea
China
Soviet Union
Hugo Winterhalter Dies at 64 in Connecticut
Hugo Winterhalter, 64, conductor and arranger for big bands, pop singers, and symphonies, died Monday in Greenwich, Connecticut, after battling cancer.
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Greenwich, Conn
Hugo Winterhalter
Ethics bill study wins approval for campaign financing research
The Legislative Service Commission backed an eight to three vote for a staff study on campaign financing. Governor Gilligan hopes to push for election reform next month with a special session. Leaders from both parties criticized the timing and lack of proposals, while hearings should begin once committees are named.
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Columbus
Ohio
Legislative Service Commission
John J. Gilligan
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Anthony C. Calabrese
Cleveland
Gilligan
Gray
House
A. G. Lancione
D-99
Bellaire
General Assembly
Gal
Calabrese
Commission
LSC
Rep
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
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International Union of Electrical Workers
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Atom
New York
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Yonnie’’ Licavoli
Gahanna
Washington (Ap
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Consumers Union
Food and Drug Administration
A&p
Kroger
Safeway
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