Fenwick Falcons repeat as Class A state football champions
Fenwick High captures a second consecutive state title with a 21 0 win over Fremont St Joseph at Upper Arlington. Mike Harkrader scored three TDs and rushed for over 300 yards in two playoff games to cap an 11 0 1 season, the best in Fenwick history.
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Tom McRoberts
Fenwick High
Falcons
Upper Arlington
Fremont St. Joseph
Mike Harkrader
Fenwick
Jerry Harkrader
Ohio
Edgewood
Ohio layoff rolls mount across auto and steel sectors
The Associated Press reports Ohio layoffs surpass 25 000 as U S Steel cuts 926 at Lorain with potential rise to 3000 amid coal strike and gas shortages. GM Packard and Lordstown cuts, Chrysler Perrysburg furloughs, and PPG job eliminations also noted.
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Associated Press
Auto and Steel Industries
Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
Edgar B. Speer
Lorain Works
Speer
Lorain
Columbia Gas Co
U.S. Steel
Chrysler Corp
Perrysburg
General Motors Corp
Packard Electric
Warren
Packard
Clinton, Miss
Lordstown
Pontiac Astros
Fisher Body
Mansfield
Euclid
PPG Industries
Pittsburgh
Crestline
Middletown Weather Sees Clouds and Showers Tonight
Cloudy conditions with a chance of showers in the Middletown area. Lows dip to the mid to upper 40s. Sunday remains cloudy with showers ending by late afternoon. Tomorrow’s high expected in the low 50s.
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Middletown
Palestinian hijack crisis escalates after hostage slain
Palestinians aboard a Tunisian hijacked jet claim a hostage was killed after a false report of 13 prisoners arriving from Cairo. Tunisian officials seek Western aid while the PLO delegation reportedly delivered only one prisoner. A man entered the cockpit door as a shot rang out, with a hostess closing the rear door.
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Cairo
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
British Airways
PLO
PLO Backed by UN For Statehood and Observer Status
The United Nations General Assembly endorsed the Palestine Liberation Organization as claimant to statehood with 89 voting for and 8 against, 37 abstentions, affirming Palestinian rights to independence and homeland. A second resolution granting the PLO permanent observer status at UN meetings passed 95 to 17 with 19 abstentions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Palestine Liberation Organization
United Nations
Israel
General Assembly
United States
Iceland
Norway
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Chile
Nicaragua
PLO
U.N
Rockefeller weighs sale of oil stocks amid confirmation talks
Vice President-designate Nelson Rockefeller considers selling all 1.9 million in oil stock to ease potential conflict of interest. He testifies to the House Judiciary Committee about sharing Rockefeller wealth details with confirmation panels. Senate Rules Committee backs him, while House members debate integrity over family money and political contributions.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
House Judiciary Committee
Congressional
New York
Senate Rules Committee
House Committee
Jerome R. Waldie
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Ford Brezhnev hold first round of arms talks
President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev met at a Vladivostok resort for a first ever round of nuclear arms curbs talks. They moved the dinner aside to continue sessions aboard a Siberian train with a long evening of discussions and one brief break. Ford swam a short session at a nearby indoor pool as talks began.
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Vladivostok
U.S.S.R
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Hushen
White House
Brezhnev
South Korea
Japan
Communist Party
Vozdvizhenka
Optimistic housing forecast from Ohio meeting
New York consultant predicts mortgage rates on new homes will fall to 8 percent by mid 1975. Richard W. O Neill, president of the Housing Advisory Council, told Ohio builders the economy shows cooling and a possible surge in housing as rates drop. He urged independence from federal programs and a shift away from single family detached housing.
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Columbus, Ohio
New York
Richard W. O'Neill
Housing Advisory Council
Ohio Builders
O'Neill
Ohio
John M. King
Washington D.C
Lyndon Johnson
National Commission On Urban Problems
O’neill
Canada Plans Reductions in Oil Exports to United States
Ottawa plans cutbacks in oil shipments to the United States from 900000 to 800000 barrels per day by January 1 1975 and to 650000 by July if Aireart8 and Saskatchewan agree. The move aims to safeguard eastern Canada before a new east west pipeline opens and to avert a decade long shortage.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Energy
Donald Macdonald
Macdonald
U.S
Aireart 8
Saskatchewan
Montreal
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Matt Clemens
Mickey Roberts
Rolls Mount
Captive Jet
Habib Chatti
Chatti
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky Eyes
Full House
Senate
Arms
John Hushen
Ussuresk
Ohio Home Builders Association
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