Last-minute fight on oil and Turk aid in Congress
Congress begins a month long vacation amid a last minute battle over oil policy and aid to Turkey. House and Senate debate stalled schedules as lawmakers seek a quick resolution before adjournment.
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Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
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Helsinki
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Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.4 Percent in July
The Labor Department reported July unemployment fell to 8.4 percent from June’s 8.6 percent, with employment rising by 630000 to 85.1 million. The decline touched teenagers, adult women and Black workers, while total jobless was about 7.8 million.
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Washington
Labor Department
Missing toddler found wanderer in Dallas suburb store
A blue-eyed, brown-haired toddler aged about 18 months to 2 years was found wandering Monday in a Dallas suburb supermarket. Despite extensive identification efforts, authorities have not identified the child. initial belief of a typical missing child case has shifted.
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Dallas
Ford urges real peace beyond words at EU conference
President Ford told a 35 nation conference that peace is not a paper and the charter must deliver, not be a long volume of unfulfilled declarations. He warned Europe and North America are tired of empty words and broken promises.
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European Security Conference
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Nicolae Ceausescu
Romania
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Soviet Union
Hoffa disappearance prompts six to be questioned in Detroit
Bloomfield Hills authorities plan to question Anthony Giacalone and five others about the Hoffa case. Hoffa, 62, has not been seen since his car was found at a Bloomfield Township restaurant parking lot. Police caution foul play is possible but no violence evidence exists.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Curt Grennier
Anthony Giacalone
Giacalone
U.S. Senate
Hoffa
Grennier
Grenier
Kenyon College maintenance building burns in Gambier
Fire destroyed the Kenyon College maintenance building in Gambier Ohio late Thursday night and early today. Firemen from Gambier and five neighboring departments fought the blaze but damage estimates and cause were not determined. No injuries were reported.
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Gambier, Ohio
Kenyon College
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Gambier Farmers’ Co-Op
Middletown Area Weather Forecast Evening and Weekend
Partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers tonight. Lows in the 70s and highs in the upper 80s are expected tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 93 with a 67 overnight low. Extended outlook shows a chance of showers Sunday through Tuesday.
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Middletown
Frugal man in mental institution
Robert Friedman, 43, was committed after police accused him of begging for crimes near a downtown bus station. He carried $24,087 in small bills and argued the court orders drained his life savings through hospital and legal fees.
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Chicago
Robert Friedman
Friedman
Edward J. Benett
Benett
Sugar price rise tied to heat and summer sales in Ohio
Ohioans sought cool treats driving sugar costs up in July. The AP survey finds a 3.9 percent rise to 1.33 per five pounds, blamed on soft drinks and ice cream demand alongside thinner supplies. The market basket overall rose 2 percent to 18.48, with meat prices boosting the index and notable gains in pork chops and chicken.
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American Institute of Food Distributors
Food Distributors Institute
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Massillon
Portsmouth
Youngstown
Chillicothe
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