Warren County approves mental retardation and Health levies
In Warren County primary and special elections the one mill mental retardation levy passed 3 063 to 1 298 and the half mill Health Department levy won 2 607 to 1 731. Moler requests a recount after losing to Winning 200 197. Marvin Hall wins Democratic mayoral nomination. charter issue passes 4 to 1 and 15 candidates join the charter commission.
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Warren County
Germantown
Ross
Ralph Moler
Health Department
Moler
Marvin Hall
Charter Commission
Ohio
Suez Peace Move Israel Thin Forces Near Es 2
The Associated Press reports that Israel completed thinning its forces near Es 2 as part of the Suez peace measures. No clashes reported and the move follows prior military redeployment. International observers note the reduction signals compliance with agreed terms.
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Associated Press
Israel
Ohio health care reform eyed by state committee
State Insurance Director Harry V Jump and Canton surgeon Maurice F Lieber told the House committee on insurance utilities and financial institutions that a proposed Joint Underwriting Association could provide last resort malpractice coverage. They warned without passage doctors and hospitals risk losing full services as lawsuits and high awards drive insurers away. Shelby Mutual Insurance Co president O C Griffith reported losses from malpractice policies. The panel planned further testimony and possible amendments Thursday.
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Harry V. Jump
Maurice F. Lieber
Canton
Ohio State Medical Association
House Insurance, Utilities, and Financial Institutions Committee
Jump
Ohio
Lieber
William E. Hinig
New Philadelphia
O.C. Griffith
Shelby Mutual Insurance Co
Shelby
Ford: Our alliances strong after European talks
President Ford said allies are strong and confident, urging Congress to back a $94 billion defense budget and a 10 year energy program to end foreign oil dependence. He spoke at West Point and framed peace in the Middle East as the era's top international issue.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Sadat
Middle East
Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
U.S
Peres
Egypt
Rabin
Congress
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
John F. Kennedy
White House
America
FCC moves to ban phony radio contests and misleading listener gimmicks
The FCC voted to outlaw phony contests used by broadcasters to inflate audiences and ban gimmicks around listener surveys. As details are finalized, authorities target contests with unclear rules or no real prizes such as the car-key scheme and Lucky Bucks. The agency also prohibits promotions aimed at boosting ratings within three months of surveys to game reported listenership.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Crawfish Debate Ends With Crawfish Chosen in Louisiana Senate
In Baton Rouge, the Louisiana Senate debated whether crawfish or crayfish is correct. Senator Paul Hardy argued dictionaries list both spellings, but his resolution declares crawfish the official version for the Senate. The issue touches Louisiana's culinary tradition.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Paul Hardy
St. Martinville
Senate
Louisiana
Freshwater drum sausage eyed as low fat high protein meat
Stephen E Hauck sonorous in horticulture at Ohio State plans a one month trial with a firm to emulsify freshwater drum meat in a sausage. He adds tomato paste and spices to color flesh red and calls it tasty with a nonfish flavor.
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Stephen E. Hauck
Ohio State University
Sheepshead
Lake Erie
Hauck
Middletown Weather: Showers Likely Tonight and Thursday
The Middletown area faces showers and thundershowers tonight and Thursday with a 60 percent chance tonight and 70 percent on Thursday. Lows tonight near 60s and highs tomorrow near 80. Tuesday’s high was 76 and overnight 54. Extended forecast calls for fair Friday and a chance of showers Saturday and Sunday.
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Middletown
Fifth crash in 10 months halts drug smuggling airlift
A World War II B25 bomber crashed into a Georgia hillside near Dawsonville early Tuesday. Two people died in the wreck after what authorities say was a drop of about a ton of marijuana. The incident marks the fifth smuggling plane crash in 10 months as authorities note increased aircraft use since 1974 sensor deployment.
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Dawsonville
Dawson County
North
Georgia
David R. MacDonald
United States
Mexico
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Heloise
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Suez
Ohio Health
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Hinig
Ohio State Bar Association
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Anwar Sadat
Shimon Peres
Syria
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Salzburg
Austria
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