Senate Reshapes Eight Year Tax Break Plan For Industry
The Senate trimmed about a third of a major tax credit aimed at factories and power plants converting to coal and extended near 40 billion in benefits over eight years. President Carter's energy taxes remain in play as a conference path with the House proceeds. Sen Long defended the bill while Sen Kennedy pressed for changes in a late Friday clash.
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Senate
House Conference Committee
Carter
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Russell B. Long
Dla
Conference Committee
Long
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Miss America Susan Perkins Receives Commemorative Shoes
Susan Perkins, the 50th Miss America, was handed a pair of bronzed shoes mounted on a plaque during a homecoming celebration at the City Building. Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce arranged the gift after her Atlantic City crowning, prompting laughter and smiles from the crowd at City Centre Plaza.
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Susan Perkins
Atlantic City
Middletown Area
Bob Crooke
City Centre
Cindy (Russell) Murphy
Florence
Ala
Christine Cowden
Miss Perkins
Miami University
Armco
Ted” Reeder
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Chamber
Ohio Chamber
Dan Tutt
Middletown Jaycees
Butler County
Middletown
Doug Bean
Middletown Public Library
Miss America 1978 Susan Perkins visits Middletown
Miss Perkins tours Middletown Ohio for an assembly parade and football game after being crowned Miss America 1978. Gov. Rhodes proclaims Miss America Day. She receives gifts from Armco and local leaders and reunites with old friends during a day of ceremonies, a City Building event, and a reception.
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Monroe
Middletown Area
Susan Perkins
Middletown
First Avenue
Broad Street
Miss_ Perkins
James Rhodes
Ohio
Perkins
Miss Perkins
City Commission
Lemon-Monroe High School
United Way
Manchester Inn
Tom Blake
Susan Yvonne Perkins
Donald Lukens
Ohio General Assembly
Miami University
University of Toledo
Miami
Phillip Shriver
Dale Helsel
Hessel
the Arts
AIM
Jerry Judd
Beth Ann Wilson
John Ruthven
Pansy Schenck
Franklin
Candy Thomason
Carlisle
Rhodes signs $526 million capital improvements budget
Governor Rhodes signed a $526 million capital improvements package set to fund state construction over two years. Highlights include $500,000 for planning Cincinnati Dayton and Akron office buildings, $13 million for Ohio State University University Hospital renovation, $1 million for OSU Cancer Center, $68 million for parks and natural resources, and $279 million for mental health and mental retardation projects.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Cincinnati
Dayton
Akron
University Hospital
Ohio State University
OSU
State parks cut back on winter energy costs
The Natural Resources Department will close heated wash-in Class A and B facilities from November 1 to March 31 and shut down cabins at some state parks. Director Robert W. Teater said the energy saving measures will have a minimal effect on winter park users.
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Columbus, Ohio
Natural Resources Department
Department
Robert W. Teater
Hoffa search resumes after skeletal remains ruled out
In New York AP reports the Hoffa case reopens after remains found in northeastern Pennsylvania are identified as not Hoffa. Dental records flown from Detroit prompt Dr. Dominick DiMaio to say a preliminary check excludes Hoffa.
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New York
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Pennsylvania
Hoffa
Detroit
Dominick DiMaio
Rail service extended through Dayton as Congress decision awaited
Amtrak extended rail passenger service through Dayton until November 30 while awaiting a congressional decision on mandating service to the city. Earlier, it rerouted the National Limited between Columbus and Indianapolis via Piqua and Muncie due to Conrail ending maintenance on a 23 mile Dayton track segment.
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Dayton
Amtrak
Congress
Columbus
Indianapolis
Piqua
Muncie
Ind
Conrail
Viet plane lands at Singapore military airport after hijack alert
A Vietnamese DC3 touched down at Seletar airport in Singapore at 5:35 p.m. local time after reports of a hijack. Officials said four of the 36 aboard may be hijackers and that no demands or contact with authorities had occurred since landing. Verification of hijack status was uncertain at the moment.
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Civil Aviation Department
Seletar
Dayton extortion case links ransom demand to dismembered priest’s daughter
A 33-year-old Dayton man is jailed on extortion charges after allegedly demanding 6000 from the mother of Beth Ann Mote, the slain 14-year-old daughter of Rev Doris Mote. Police say no evidence ties the ransom plot to the killing, which investigators say involved stabbing. The victim vanished October 20 while walking to junior high and was found slain in a rural area near Oakwood.
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Dayton
Southwest Ohio
Beth Ann Mote
Oakwood
Henry Lee Trussell
Doris Mote
Trussell
Michael Kelly
FBI
Kelly
Christ Episcopal Church
Leland Mote
Mote
Monsanto Research Corp
Beth Ann
Oakwood High School
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