ERA Sags As Florida Reverses On Ratification
In Tallahassee Florida votes 21 19 against the Equal Rights Amendment marking a setback for the national effort to reach the required three state ratifications before the 1979 deadline. White House pressure fails to change odds as additional state actions loom with only months remaining until March 22 1979.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
White House
Florida
FDA to ban saccharin in foods drugs and cosmetics
FDA announces a ban on saccharin in foods drugs and cosmetics covering about 90 percent of current uses but permits sales as a nonprescription home use drug. Commissioner Donald Kennedy cites cancer risk and rising cancer stats to justify action.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Donald Kennedy
Congress
Ohio bill would divert lottery and income tax to schools
In a skeleton session the Ohio House minority leaders proposed using state lottery and personal income tax revenues for education and property tax relief. They cited Taxation Department figures showing income tax at 511 million and lottery at 47 million in fiscal 1976, with no immediate boost to school aid since current state support already exceeds these revenues.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Bowling Green
State Taxation Department
Kurfess
Amesbury Benches Fighting Indians Nickname for High School Teams
Amesbury Massachusetts school committee votes to drop the word fighting from the Fighting Indians nickname for the high school teams citing violence connotations. J Brian Butler led the motion citing shifting attitudes toward the word.
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Amesbury
Mass
UPI
Fighting Indians
J. Brian Butler
White House garden woes and a costly Mayan dictionary
The White House grounds face a tough spring with sick elm and maple trees despite efforts by chief horticulturist Irwin Williams. Separately, Sen. William Proxmire awarded the Golden Fleece to the Smithsonian for a $89,000 dictionary translating the Mayan language Tzotzil, noted as foundational research by experts despite its narrow user base.
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Washington
UPI
White House
John One Adams
Grover Cleveland
Irwin Williams
William Proxmire
Dwis
Smithsonian Institution Today
Mexico
Proxmire
Porter Kier
National Museum of Natural History
Weather Update and Local Births and Deaths
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with lows in the low 40s and highs in the mid 60s. Rain chance 10 percent tonight, 20 percent Friday. Winds 5 to 10 mph. Temperatures Wednesday around 83 to 42. Sunrise 5 50 am Sunset 7 06 pm Moonrise 3 52 am Moonset 3 46 pm. Birth: Laurence Holmer Willard girl. Deaths: Virgil L. Fry 538 Greenwich Mrs Mayme Kilbride 92 Berlin Heights Otto G Roth 83 Attica.
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Laurence Holmer
Willard
F-T
Virgil L. Fry
Greenwich
Mayme Kilbride
Berlin Heights
Otto G. Roth
Attica
Norwalk Merchants Fight City Bonds For New Plaza
Norwalk merchants opposed to up to 2.4 million in municipal bonds for a 46 000 square foot shopping plaza west of Cline Street and Milan Avenue voiced concerns at a Wednesday meeting. Developer Owen Lavelle argued the project would create about 250 local jobs and bring free parking, while merchants questioned tax breaks and real estate impacts.
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Norwalk
Michigan
Owen Lavelle
Lavelle
Cline Street
Milan Avenue
Kroger
Paul Crider
Crider
James Bates
Rose
Fabric Post
Eugene Kramer
Squire Sanders and
Dempsey
Kramer
Bates
Plaza
Herb Griffiths
Prack
Berry's
McDonald's
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Charles Peckham
Don Yassange
Don's Coffee Corner
Lorain
Elyria
al Mann
Holman’s Jewelers
Vernis George
Mann
George
Wayne Goodsite
Carter Drops $50 Rebate and $2 Billion Tax Credit Plan
The White House announced President Carter has dropped the $50 tax rebate for all Americans from his $31 billion stimulus package and will withdraw the proposed $2 billion investment tax credit for industry. Press Secretary Jody Powell said Carter could not withdraw the rebate while granting industry a tax break.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Carter
Congress
Jody Powell
Treasury
Powell
U.S. Treasury
Arter
Michael Blumenthal
Bert Lance
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter Mondale
Aoe
Norwalk Students to Perform Two One Act Plays
Norwalk High's Thespians stage Black Comedy and Will Of The Wisp at 7:30 in the high school auditorium. The county 4-H banquet follows at 7 in Norwalk Junior High.
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Norwalk High
Norwalk Junior High
Reflector Carrier Patty Statzer Delivers in Norwalk
Patty Statzer, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Statzer Sr., delivers the Reflector on Chatham East Main and Mill Streets and on Kings Court. She’s a Norwalk Junior High student with one year on the route, saves money in the bank, and uses it to fix her bicycle. Her hobbies include collecting sea shells and stones.
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Patty Statzer
Chatham
East Main
Mill Streets
Kings Court
Patty
Joseph Statzer
Harkness St
Norwalk Junior High
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