Ford pledges energy rebate for farmers and gas for agriculture
President Ford addressed the Kansas legislature promising a tax rebate to help farmers with higher energy costs from conservation. He said he would not let American agriculture run out of gas and ordered a draft of a rebate program. Ford also defended his energy plan amid criticism and criticized a four page Congress bill.
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Kan
Ford
Kansas
State
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Houston
Treasury
John B. Connally
White House
Ron Nessen
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Nessen
Congress
Kissinger Hopeful After Meeting Rabin in Jerusalem
Secretary of State Kissinger meets Israeli Premier Rabin for breakfast and a working session as he seeks progress in Middle East talks. Egypt seeks Sinai concessions including the Mitla and Gidi passes and Abu Rudeis oilfields, with Kissinger planning to visit Cairo and return via Syria to align positions.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Kissinger
Cairo
Middle East
Sinai
Washington
Egypt
Israel
Mitla
Gidi
Suez Canal
Abu Rudeis
U.S
Syria
Mild Ohio flu season described as not very unusual
Ohio public health officials report a mild influenza season with localized outbreaks near Steubenville and Auglaize County. Dr. Thomas J. Halpin cites 234 cases this year and 9,365 in 1974, noting older people and those with heart or lung issues are most at risk and urging flu shots before February.
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Steubenville
Auglaize County
Thomas J. Halpin
Butz predicts lower food prices on record grain output
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz forecast a second half decline in food prices driven by a projected 1975 wheat crop over 2 billion bushels and higher total production. He cited 1.7 billion bushels in 1974 and noted processors and distributors, not farmers, capture most of the consumer dollar.
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NEW York
Earl L. Butz
Butz
National Agri-Marketing Association
Florida bank robbery echoes movie plot in Havana
In Havana Florida two masked men staged a real bank robbery after a film in town inspired the plan. They escaped with seven thousand dollars. Bank president Henry Slappey criticized the film Country Blue for inviting such crimes. The movie premiered in Tallahassee, close to the rural tobacco community.
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Havana
Fla
Henry Slappey
Slappey
Tallahassee
Middletown Weather Brings Rain Then Snow Likely
Forecast shows rain in Middletown tonight possibly changing to snow with overnight lows in the 30s. Wednesday will be cloudy with highs in the 40s and clearing skies Thursday and Friday. A bank vault robbery is also noted with an examiner recounting how robbers forced him and 14 others into the vault during the incident.
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Middletown
Cunningham
Canton police seek man linked to six city fires
Canton police searched for a sandy haired man in his 20s after six fires were set in Canton Ohio shortly after midnight. A vehicle linked to the suspect was seen in the area as authorities reviewed surveillance and canvassed neighborhoods for clues.
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Canton Police
Canton, Ohio
Canton
City
Five children die in fire at two story home
In Fort Edward New York a space heater fire destroyed a two story house killing five Nichols children aged 15 to 9 and injuring others. James Nichols and his 4 year old daughter Laurie Jean escaped through a first floor window.
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FT. Edward
N.Y
James Nichols
Laurie Jean
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