House Democrats Seek Cooperation on Energy Bill
House Democrats handling a delay in part of Ford's energy program say they aim for cooperation not confrontation with the President. Rep. Sam Gibbons Florida said they want to rebuild the "marriage" Ford spoke of, emphasizing collaborative approach after the Ways and Means action.
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Ford
Congress
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Gibbons
House
Tipps Seizes Ohio Democratic Chair Amid Party Split
Paul Tipps of Dayton won the Ohio Democratic Party chair on the first ballot with 53 votes at a State Democratic Executive Committee meeting. Nelson Lancione supported by John Glenn received 21 votes, and Robert Blakemore 6 votes. Gilligan and Glenn missed the meeting, underscoring continued intra party divisions. Tipps secured backing from major county chairs and labor groups.
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Ohio
Paul Tipps
Dayton
Ohio Democratic Party
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
U.S
John Glenn
Tipps
Montgomery County
Nelson Lancione
Glenn
Robert W. Blakemore
Summit County
Democratic Executive Committee
Big County
AFL Cio
United Auto Workers
Jobless benefits extended in Ohio and energy bill clash
Ohio expands unemployment aid by 13 weeks for about 20 000 workers whose benefits expired within a year of starting. Congress ties 531 billion debt-limit rise to a 90 day halt on Ford oil tariff increases as part of a broader energy package, with anticipated veto risk.
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Four dead in New York financial district blast
A powerful fragmentation bomb exploded near Fraunces Tavern in the Financial District injuring at least 42 and killing four. A Puerto Rican nationalist group FALN claimed responsibility, saying the attack was retaliation for a CIA murder, with nails lodged in victims.
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New York
Wall Street
Financial District
George Washington
Associated Press
FALN
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Armed Forces of
CIA
Puerto Rico
Mayaguez
IBM Wins Appeal Over Antitrust Ruling In Telex Case
A 10th Circuit panel cleared IBM of antitrust violations and overturned a $259.5 million judgment won by Telex. It upheld Telex’s theft of IBM trade secrets and ordered Telex to pay IBM $18.5 million. The court noted a detailed opinion will follow and halted trading in both stocks briefly.
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IBM
Telex
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Securities and Exchange Commisson
Ohio Won’t Rebate Sales Tax on Cars
The Ohio Department of Taxation debunked rumors of state sales tax refunds for rebates by auto manufacturers. Deputy tax commissioner Norman Schmitt said the taxable price is the sale price under state law, and post sale rebates do not affect taxation. He noted possible past remarks were misunderstanding and the law relies on case precedent.
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Ohio
Columbus
Department of Taxation
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Norman Schmitt
Schmitt
Commission
Court assigns government blame in 1967 Lake Erie parachute deaths
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the federal government was responsible for 16 of 18 parachutists who drowned after being misdirected four miles over Lake Erie during a jump on August 25 1967. The court affirmed prior rulings that air traffic control negligence caused the misdirection. Damages sought totaled 3.87 million dollars.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Ortner Airfield
U.S. District Court
Snow Flurries Forecast for Middletown Area This Weekend
Weather outlook shows snow flurries tonight with lows around 20 in Middletown. Sunday will be mostly cloudy, windy and cold with highs in the upper 20s and more snow flurries likely. Extended outlook suggests a chance of rain or snow Monday and Tuesday with a colder pattern into Wednesday.
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Middletown
Flu and Pneumonia Deaths Fall But Remain Above Threshold
The CDC reports 680 deaths from flu or pneumonia for the week ending January 18 in 121 monitored cities, above the expected 544 and beyond the epidemic threshold by more than 50 deaths.
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Atlanta
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
U.S
Five dead in Florida plane crash mourned by Robinson Hill family
In Tallahassee, the Robinson Hill family gathered for a rattlesnake hunt reunion when a twin engine Cessna 320 crashed near Tallahassee Memorial Airport killing John Gary Hill 28 his wife Jean 24 Rufus H. Robinson 50 Joseph Robinson 45 and William Felton 56 The infant Holly Hill 15 months survived in fair condition with minor injuries.
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Fila
Robinson-Hill
South Georgia
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Holly Hill
John Gary Hill
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jean
Rufus H. Robinson
Joseph Robinson
Deerfield Beach
William Felton
Pompano Beach
Hills
Tallahassee Memorial Airport
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