Miller testimony on payment fuels Fed chair bid risk
Senate Banking Committee probes Textron links to Iran over a $500 million Bell Helicopter deal and a $2.95 million payment to a firm with a silent Iranian investor. Investigators cite sworn testimony contradictions as Miller faces questions about the legality and sources of the payments.
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Textron
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Senate
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Senate Banking Committee
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Ae Taxi Inc
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Eerom Bel Muon
U.S
State Department
Mohammed Khatami
Iran
CIA
Defense Department
Khatami
Banking Committee
Ohio Patrol Aces Honored at Blue Max Award in Columbus
Hamilton and Lebanon troopers earned Ace status at the Blue Max Award ceremony in Columbus. Recipients include T Wayne Isaacs Tommy R Fields Jonathan N Fox from Hamilton and Troopers James F Roberts Paul W Combs Gene F Steineman Bradley D Wilson from Lebanon. The program honors recovering five or more stolen vehicles plus on the spot apprehensions. Trooper Monte L McGowen won the Blue Max for 13 recoveries, a Swanton Post record since 1972. Superintendent's Proficiency Award went to Trooper Gabriel G Ferencz for highest abandoned vehicle recoveries. In 1977 troopers recovered 1,676 stolen vehicles worth $4,655,580 with 1,505 apprehensions nationwide.
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Hamilton
Lebanon
Ohio State Ighway Patrol
Columbus
T Wayne Isaacs
Tommy R. Fields
Jonathan N Fox
James F. Roberts
Paul W. Combs
Gene F. Steineman
Bradley D. Wilson
Monte L McGowen
Swanton
Ohio Turnpike
Gabriel G. Ferencz
Elyria
Red Cross Board Meeting Scheduled in Middletown
The Middletown Area Chapter of the American National Red Cross will hold a board of directors meeting on March 2 at 7:00 pm in the Gardner Room of the chapter house located at 125 South Main Street.
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Modest home improvement tax credits head to House
Ohio Senate approves a modest tax credit plan for homeowners fixing up properties with 5 percent credits, up to 65 dollars, or 85 dollars for energy related work. The measure, pushed by Sen. Charles L. Butts, faces House action and includes rules on frequency and income thresholds.
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Senate
Charles L. Butts
Cleveland
Arthur R. Bowers
Dsteubenville
House Education Committee
Butts
Sam Speck
Concord
House
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