Kissinger delays talks as he tours Moscow and London
Secretary Kissinger postpones renewed Israeli Syrian disengagement talks for at least two weeks to travel to the Soviet Union and Britain. Israeli and Syrian negotiating teams will arrive later, with further meetings after his return on March 29. The Suez Canal clearance and postwar reconstruction plans also feature in the day’s developments.
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Israel
Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Britain
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Moscow
London
Suez Canal
U.S
Suez City
Port Said
Senate Opens Budget Debate on Reform Bill
The Senate begins debate on a budget control bill described by sponsors as a major reform to manage the annual federal budget. It aims to give Congress tools and procedures for yearly budget oversight, replacing the current system of handling 14 separate appropriations bills.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Government Operations Committee
Rules Committee
Bizarre Dayton incident ends with damaged car and gunshots
Ohio police investigated a bizarre I 75 car ramming. James Burchett, 28, of Dayton, was treated at Grandview Hospital for bullet wounds in the neck and shoulder. Donald Rosenberger of Flint Michigan escaped injury while his wife Kathi and infant daughter suffered unspecified injuries.
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James Burchett
Dayton
Grandview Hospital
Donald Rosenberger
Flint
Mich
Kathi
Shonda
Rosenberger
Burchett
Michigan
Georgia
Outburst at Akron Court as Bayless Proclaims Innocence
Akron, Ohio. Carl Bayless, 18, charged with murder in the Akron killings, shouted his innocence in court and accused jail mistreatment. He awaits defense motions while prosecutors pursue death-penalty potential. The case includes alleged accomplices and a grand jury indictment for murder and robbery.
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Akron, Ohio
Carl Bayless
Akron
Bayless
Summit County
James V. Barbato
Roy Rowles
Stephan Gabalac
Paul P. Anthony
Barbuto
Barbato
Gabalac
Ohio General Assembly Pushes Recess Amid Reform Talks
Ohio lawmakers begin a three week push to recess from April 4 to May 8 to campaign for the May 7 primary. The House votes on probate court reform to cut estate costs and speed processing while a measure targets Lottery Commission plans and Columbus as HQ site. A state energy board proposal could trigger a special session.
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Ohio
House
Michael J. Maloney
Ways’ and Means
Lottery Commission
Cleveland
Maloney
Cincinnati
John J. Gilligan
David Leahy
Bernice MacKenzie
Canton
Louis Goldman
Dayton
Richard Rust
Mary Yates
Senate
Michael Scanlon
Federal Energy Office
State Energy Board
Ohio Elections Commission
Students' Florida trip canceled by bus breakdowns
A 124 student trip to Orlando organized by Dante Soia's Student Transportation Services was canceled after Megacity Transit Lines could not provide buses. Two buses broke down en route and a third was not dispatched. Refund plans were discussed with the bus company.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Florida
Dante Soia
Orlando
Megacity Transit Lines
Dayton
David White
Soiu
Ormond Beach
Fla
Ferguson billboards suit targets state auditor
A Whitehall man claims he represents Ohio taxpayers and files in Franklin County Common Pleas Court seeking action against Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. He alleges misused state funds to erect billboards bearing Ferguson’s name and advertising a toll free line, seeking $4,572 returned and removal of the signs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Max Graf
Franklin County
Common Pleas Court
Ferguson
Graf
William and Mary Named King and Queen by Scottish Convention
On March 14 1689 a Parliament convention in Scotland proclaimed William and Mary king and queen marking the Glorious Revolution era shift in royal authority with a formal recognition by Scottish authorities.
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Scotland
William and
Mary
Cincinnati teachers weigh racial balance plan changes
The Cincinnati Board of Education kept to its basic integration plan with a 72 to 28 white to black ratio in elementaries and 77 to 23 at secondaries while allowing five percent variance. CTA and CFT objected to the plan but the board approved modifications 7 to 0 and set transfer deadlines including March 22 for voluntary moves and Sept 1 1975 for remaining transfers. A tax levy proposal was discussed by the Finance Committee amid public protests over program cuts.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Federation of Teachers
CFT
Cincinnati Board of Education
Roger Stephens
Cincinnati Teachers Association
CTA
Ronald Temple
No gamble with family security says Metro Life ad
Metropolitan Life Insurance urges readers to secure their family's finances and avoid risk by choosing life insurance. The message emphasizes responsible planning over gambling, appealing to prudent household budgeting and protection.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance
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