Senate leaders push to end gas price filibuster vote
Senate leaders move to halt a filibuster on a natural gas pricing bill to enable a vote on a compromise. President Carter warned he may veto if the bill removes price controls. Carter, in Norfolk Virginia, pledged to protect voters if the measure reaches his desk.
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Senate
Washington
Carter
Virginia
Henry Howell
Norfolk
Carter Credits King Senior Moment For 1976 Victory
President Carter recalled the 1976 campaign turning point when he stood with Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. at a Washington church rally. He embraced King and praised their friendship as instrumental to his victory amid an overwhelmingly black audience at the church’s 113rd anniversary.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Atlanta
Daddy King
Martin Luther King Jr
Carter
Martin Luther King Sr
King
South African pianist wins Van Cliburn contest
Steven DeGroote, 24, from South Africa and Curtis Institute, won first prize and $10,000 plus a three year world tour. Jury awarded silver to Alexander Tornadze of Moscow Conservatory and bronze to American Jeffrey Swann, the sole U.S. finalist.
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Steven DeGroote
South Africa
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Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Alexander Toradze
Moscow Conservatory
Jeffrey Swann
Wet weather soaks much of the U S east of Mississippi
Showers and thunderstorms covered much of the nation east of the Mississippi as a frontal system interacted with the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Heavy storms moved east over Lake Erie toward Cleveland and Ashtabula while a flash flood watch was in effect for parts of New York after heavy weekend rains.
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Ohio Valley-Great Lakes
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Ashtabula
New York State
Economic recovery stalled amid tight credit and inflation fight
The Joint Economic Committee warned that recovery is slowed by unimaginative unemployment remedies and credit policies. It urged coordinated action by the Carter administration Congress and the Federal Reserve as unemployment sits at 7.1 percent in August and growth slips from 7 percent to about 5 percent.
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Congressional Joint Economic Committee
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Federal Reserve
Maddox in Critical Condition After Heart Attack
Former Georgia Governor Lester Maddox, 61, suffered a heart attack while in his front yard and was admitted to an intensive care unit in Marietta, Georgia. He remained alert and able to talk, according to hospital officials and his wife Virginia. Maddox served as governor from 1966 to 1970 and lieutenant governor from 1971 to 1974.
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Georgia
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Marietta, Ga
Virginia
Ohio House backs $92 million Lifeline heating aid plan
Ohio lawmakers move toward final regular session with a $92 million Lifeline heating subsidy intended for seniors and disabled residents earning up to 7000 dollars annually. The plan would create a 25 percent credit on bills, or 87.50 per oil user, funded by accelerating gas and electric tax payments. Senate action and possible immediate effect upon Rhodes signature are pending.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Senate
House
Senate’ Finance Committee
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Ohio Gas and Electric
Energy Credits
Carnival worker killed in Memphis
Robert Yost an 18 year old carnival worker from Columbus Ohio was shot and died on a Memphis sidewalk after bystanders waited about an hour to call for help. Police blame apathy while a suspect claimed self defense and a fight over a pistol.
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Ohio
Memphis
Robert Yost
Columbus
Yost
Orange Mound
Tommy Smith
New York
Oxford
West Side Federal
Birth notices and relatives listed for Monroe area families
Births announced for several local families with addresses in Monroe Franklin and surrounding communities. Includes Courtney Caudill Curtis Metcalf James Stiver II Douglas Perkins Robert Ferguson Jerry Newman and others. Visiting hours at Monroe Hospital listed for medical surgical and pediatric patients Monday through Saturday 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm.
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Charles St
Douglas Perkins
Harkie St
Robert Ferguson
Yankee Road
Monroe
Jerry Newman
Park Drive
Shirley May
Elk Creek Road
Annette Meehan
Keays Ave
Robert L. Taylor
Trenton
Nell Vice
Highview Road
Joe Young
Franklin
Erich Ring
Buena Ave
Rebecca Boonstra
Monroe Hospital
Mental health jobs barred for thousands of Ohio patients
A Cleveland attorney for the ACLU charges about 6000 Ohio mental patients are barred from institutional employment they can perform. The complaint to HEW seeks reinstatement for Lawrence McKee with back pay and asks Ohio's Mental Health and Mental Retardation department to end discriminatory practices under the Rehabilitation Services Act of 1973.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Cleveland
Gordon Beggs
Civil Rights Division
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ohio Department of
Lawrence McKee
Western Reserve Psychiatric Hospital
Northfield
McKee
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