Court orders boy to Israel in custody dispute
Danny Levitt six, son of Andrew Levitt, is sent to Israel to live with his mother after Suffolk County Supreme Court and New York State Court of Appeals rulings. Levitt criticizes the process, citing safety concerns and noting no hearing was held. He says Danny would have stayed on Long Island if the clause allowed.
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New York
Danny Levitt
Israel
Middle East
Danny
Andrew
Levitt House-Building Company
Levitt House Inc
Suffolk County Supreme Court
Joshua Kinori
Tel-Aviv
State Court of Appeals
Levitt
Tel Aviv
Nissequoque
Long Island
New York City
Rationing may hinge on energy progress in Congress
House Republican Leader Rhodes says GOP support for mandatory gasoline rationing could grow if Ford fails to cut oil use. He notes many Republicans back the 3 per barrel oil import tax but warns a veto override would depend on six months of progress and bipartisan cooperation amid Democratic drive to pass programs.
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Washington
Ford
House
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Arizona
Van hits horse in dark. wife killed in Utica crash
Michael Marble swerved to avoid a white horse but struck a second horse that wrecked the van. Linda Marble, 23, mother of four, was killed when the animal crashed through the windshield. Six others injured and pinned inside the vehicle as the horses escaped from a Shelby Township farmer’s enclosure.
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Utica, Mich
Michael Marble
Marble
Linda
Richard Pilecki
Mike
Shelby Township
Marbles
Clawson
Tax help series on page 7 starts today
A five part Associated Press series on the federal income tax begins on page 7 focusing on Form 1040. The series will cover deductions adjusted gross income tax tables IRS phone service audits and final advice to check returns carefully with rules basically unchanged for 1974.
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Associated Press
IRS
Middletown Weather Outlook For Tonight Through Friday
The Middletown area may see rain tonight with lows in the upper 30s. Rain and highs in the upper 40s are forecast for Tuesday. Weekend totals include 17 inches of rain and snow. The extended outlook calls for rain Wednesday, cloudy Thursday, and fair Friday.
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Middletown
Tax cut proposal faces renewed congressional scrutiny
President Ford’s $16 billion tax cut faces intensified review from the House Ways and Means Committee amid new criticism of the antirecession package. The panel resumes hearings today as it vetoes a 90 day oil import levy postponement tied to a $36 billion borrowing boost. Senator Henry M. Jackson attacks rebates as unfair while challenging the overall approach.
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Washington
Ford
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Henry M. Jackson
Eight Northeastern States Challenge Ford Oil Tariff
Massachusetts Attorney General Bellotti joins eight states to sue in U S District Court to halt President Ford s $3 per barrel oil tariff. New England utilities led by the New England Power Co Massachusetts Electric Co and Algonquin Gas Transmission Co join as plaintiffs with Rep Donnan. States argue no public hearing or environmental impact statement was held.
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Boston
Ford
New England
Washington
Massachusetts’ State House
Massachusetts Atty
Francis X. Bellotti
U.S. District Court
New Hampshire
Delaware
Michael Donlan
New England Power Co
Massachusetts Electric Co
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co
U.S
Robert Donnan
D-Mass
Donlan
Congress
Summit on oil planned by OPEC ministers
In Algiers the oil exporting members of OPEC agreed to meet with customer nations and plan a summit in four to six weeks to present a unified stance. A communique from the three day ministerial talks said they welcome industrialized and developing country dialogue and would participate in an international conference proposed by France on raw materials and development.
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Algiers
Oil, Finance and Foreign
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
France
Space panels may restore sight in blind patients
Gainesville researchers at the University of Florida say synthetic eyes modeled on space vehicle light panels could restore vision for some blind people. Dr. William Dawson notes a six to eight year path to a full artificial retina, using 50 000 to 100 000 photovoltaic cells to stimulate retinal nerves and form image signals for the brain.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
William Dawson
Sight Laboratory
Dawson
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