Ohio Republicans Seek Budget Review After Two Year Plan
Minority Republicans on the Ohio Controlling Board welcome a Democrats led move to reopen and review the $10.6 billion two year budget enacted last June. The call comes amid criticism of funding levels and a 2 percent across the board cut by Gov. Rhodes. Senate leaders join in seeking legislative reopening before the 1976 session.
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Ohio
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Myr H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Aoe Howarth Jr
Pegets
Frederick d 'N. Young Oung
R-38
Dayton
House
Shoemaker
Rhodes
Hodes
Rhodedes
Senate panel weighs ban on forced busing in schools
The Senate Judiciary Committee opened two days of hearings on amendments to bar forced busing for racial balance. President Ford asked a broad review by the Justice Department and Health, Education and Welfare. Witnesses include James Coleman, once an antibusing advocate, who now notes potential disadvantages.
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John G. Tower
Tower
Ford
Senate Judiciary Committee
University of Chicago
James Coleman
Coleman
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Capitol
Rex Stout Dies at 88 Creator of Nero Wolfe Passes Away
Rex Stout, the American novelist behind Nero Wolfe, died at age 88 in Danbury Connecticut. The author published 46 Wolfe adventures selling over 45 million copies and in 22 languages. He spoke of his writing method and criticized the FBI as a villain in The Doorbell Rang.
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Danbury, Conn
Rex Stout
Nero Wolfe
Wolfe
Ferde-Lance
Stout
FBI
Cderal
Stout Was
Cook County doctors and interns walk picket line
Doctors and interns at Cook County Hospital continued picketing amid a court-ordered restraining ban on their day-old walkout. The hospital reported reduced ER traffic and six admissions versus normal 150, with no elective surgeries and three emergencies, as negotiations over salary benefits and patient care stalled.
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Cook County Hospital
House Staff Association
Circuit Court
Donald O’brien
House
Association
Hospital Governing Commission
Commission
Kevin Geraghty
The
Hurricane Olivia Devastates Mazatlan Killing Dozens
Hurricane Olivia struck Mazatlan on Friday night with up to 138 mph winds, killing at least 25 and leaving about 500 injured and over 30,000 homeless. Rescue workers report widespread damage to housing, power, water, and communications while authorities rush to restore essential services and shelter the displaced.
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Olivia
Mazatlan
Pacific Coast
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