Energy cabinet post gets Senate OK sent to House
The Senate approved Carter’s plan to create a Department of Energy by a 74 to 10 vote and sent it to the House. If both chambers pass, the cabinet level agency would oversee 20,000 employees and absorb powers from the FPC FEA and ERDA.
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Fraser says need for a new generation of UAW leadership
Douglas Andrew Fraser was elected president of the United Auto Workers and said his main task will be to pave the way for a new generation of leadership. The 60 year old Scottish immigrant and former Detroit metal finisher succeeds Leonar Woodcock, who becomes US envoy to China, as the union faces upcoming retirements of its leadership.
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Election day registration heads for passage in Ohio Senate
Democrats push to approve election day registration after House vote 61 to 36 as Republicans denounce the plan and threaten legal challenges. The measure includes a $2.3 million appropriation and would take effect immediately, bypassing a referendum. Also moving are crime fighting powers for the attorney general and a crackdown on untaxed cigarettes with $22 million in annual state tax gains.
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Ohio senators back probe bill in 22 to 9 vote
The Ohio senate approved a bill giving the attorney general authority to probe organized crime 22 to 9. Republicans Pfeifer Speck Van Meter White led for votes with Democrats Bowen Butts Carney Celebrezze Cox Hall Jackson Roberto McCormack Meshel Milleson Ocasek O Shaughnessy Habakowski Stano Valiquette Schwarzwalder Zimmers voting for. Against were Republicans Aronoff Gaeth Collins Gillmor Gray Mahoney Massey and Democrats Calabrese Mahoney. Not voting were Freeman D and Lukens-R.
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