First Lady Rosalynn Carter Has Lump Removed
White House says the benign lump was removed at Bethesda Naval Hospital with local anesthesia. Mrs. Carter recovering, back at the White House by 5 p.m., and her schedule remains unchanged.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
White House
Mary Finch Hoyt
Carter
William Fouty
Hoyt
Betty Ford
Naval Hospital
Maryland
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Happy Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cecere approved to work three unpaid days
Hamilton County commissioners approved Anthony Cecere’s request to work three days without pay instead of suspension. The action followed Cecere and a county zoning board member being suspended after alleged racial slurs at a January 20 1976 zoning board meeting. Cecere cited peak workload as rationale.
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Hamilton - Butler County
Anthony Cecere
Hamilton
County
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cecere
Ohio Attorney General rules on teacher unemployment pay
Atty Gen William J Brown says public school teachers and other staff out of work more than 15 days due to this winter energy crisis may seek unemployment compensation. The decision follows Amended Senate Bill 51 allowing longer closures without losing state aid, with pay by districts for the first 15 days and potential unemployment after that on a case by case basis. Brown notes the 15 days need not be consecutive.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atty
William J. Brown
Giles
Brown
Senate
Howe Halts Howe at Harlem Heights in 1776 Counterattack
In the Battle of Harlem Heights on September 16, 1776, American forces under unknown command stymied British General Howe’s pursuit with a quick, limited counterattack. The action blunted the British advance and boosted American morale.
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Washington
Gen Howe
Harlem Heights
Ohio House OKs Bills for Mine Reclamation and Youth Corps
The Ohio House advanced two bills to reclaim strip mined lands. One lets the reclamation division assist on private lands facing erosion and health risks, possibly reimbursed by landowners. The other creates a youth conservation corps to restore Appalachia mining sites, including private tracts, with a pilot MO to reclaim a Mahoning County mine site this summer for Youngstown water supply.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
House
Senate
Youth Conservation Corps
Appalachia
Vernal G. Kiffe Jr
New Boston
Arthur R. Bowers
Steubenville
Sam Speck
New Concord
Speck
Bowers
Reclamation Division
Mahoning County
Youngstown
Senate shelves insulation tax break as energy plan looms
The Senate delayed a home insulation tax credit while moving ahead on Carter's energy program. A separate near final vote approved a $30 million yearly tax cut for independent oil drillers. The debate drew food metaphor jokes as senators weighed timing and scope of energy tax breaks.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Russell B. Long
Dla
Congress
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