DMZ halves take shape as guards separate at Panmunjom
UN Command and North Korea begin implementing the disengagement plan in Panmunjom to split the 850 yard joint security area. Forces will stay south for U.S. and South Korea, while North Koreans occupy the north, with four guard posts removed and the Bridge of No Return closed.
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Ohio school openings shadowed by strikes and bond outlook
Strikes disrupted openings in several Ohio districts with nearly 21 000 students kept home in Meigs and Mad River townships as unions pressed for contracts. Wellington and Bellaire reached settlements while state officials warn declining enrollments will spur future bond issues amid rising costs and education reforms.
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Carter and Ford heat up campaign stumps on Labor Day
Carter campaigns through the East two months before the election, attacking Ford as a Hoover-like incumbent and blaming Republicans for economic woes. Ford remains at the White House drafting his tax revision agenda, chiding Congress and preparing for a campaign kickoff next week.
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Ford to sign day care bill amid election campaign
President Ford plans to sign a revised child day care bill after vetoing a prior version. The measure would raise federal outlays for day care by 240 million for 15 months and delay staffing standards through Sept. 1977. Conservatives opposed it, but it passed both houses. Ford also moved to sign aid for the Teton Dam disaster victims in Idaho.
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Clear Tonight With Sunny Wednesday Outlook
Skies will be clear tonight and sunny on Wednesday with a low near 60 tonight and a high in the low 80s. Yesterday's high reached 76 with an overnight low of 46 and rainfall totaling 0.04 inches.
Armco Triangles Capture National Industrial Softball Title
The Armco Triangles of Middletown defeated Kerr-McGee Oil Co 13-12 in the finals at Engineering Field Providence to win the ASA National Industrial Slo-Pitch Tournament. Rick Gehron earned MVP honors as Jim Bowen pitched all six games and the team finished 80 wins in 101.
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Traffic toll hits 25 in Ohio over Labor Day weekend
Ohio reports 25 traffic deaths over the extended Labor Day weekend, higher than state estimates. Nationally 476 fatalities occur during the period, 69 more than last year, with officials noting Labor Day losses surpassed NSC projections of 260 to 460. The prior year saw 407 deaths. The peak was 688 in 1969.
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FTC probes nursing homes across interstate commerce
The Federal Trade Commission launches a nonpublic probe into the proprietary nursing home industry. It will examine patient money handling, supplier payments, contract language disclaiming responsibility, and potentially misleading sales practices, while not judging general care quality. The duration of the investigation remains unspecified.
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Vietnam identifies 12 missing American airmen in war gesture
US officials welcomed Vietnam's disclosure of 12 names of Americans listed as missing in the Vietnam War. They urged a full accounting for all missing personnel while noting the Pentagon still lists 795 MIAs and 1,710 KIA with bodies not recovered, many in Vietnam.
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