Ford names Crawford ambassador to Cyprus amid reassignment
President Ford appoints William Crawford a career diplomat as ambassador to Cyprus replacing Rodger Davies killed earlier. Crawford, 46, is currently ambassador to the Yemen Republic. L. Dean Brown will head the Nicosia embassy until Senate confirmation. Betty Ford hosts former first lady Nelson Rockefeller at a White House luncheon as Ford signs the Housing and Community Development Act.
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U.S
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Betty Ford
White House
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White House East Room
Soviet Union hints at easing Jewish emigration for trade gains
Soviet diplomats in London say Moscow is prepared to ease emigration limits to Israel in exchange for MFN trade treatment from the United States. They stress the issue is delicate and Kremlin seeks to avoid publicity while pressures and trade concerns push a softer line.
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UPI
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Russia
Israel
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Kremlin
Debate invitation stirs Ohio tax talk in campaign scene
Rep Robert Netzley said he would debate Gov Gilligan on state income tax anytime. Gilligan offered to debate on any street corner after his Miami County Fair remarks. Netzley asked for date and time to discuss the tax program. Gilligan's office had no immediate comment.
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Rockefeller heckled at Newport GOP fund-raiser
Nelson Rockefeller faced hecklers at a Newport Rhode Island fundraiser held at a pink party tent near Rosecliff Mansion. A protester, Joseph McDonough, 22, Boston, was escorted out after interrupting. Steven Desmond, McDonough’s companion, accused Rockefeller of fascist economics as others distributed Labor Party statements.
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Eileen Slocum
Rosecliff Mansion
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United States
Steven Desmond
McDonough
Rockefeller wealth may total 500 million say associates
Nelson Rockefeller's personal fortune could reach 500 million, say family friends and business associates. They caution the figure is an estimate and only his accountant knows the exact value. The wealth centers on stock land and art with priceless holdings in the latter two. Rockefeller told confirmation committees he will provide all requested financial data, including income tax returns.
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UPI
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Senate Rules Committee
Bill Would Limit Security Expenditures By President
Washington lawmakers consider a bill to restrict major security improvements to a single presidential home away from the White House and bar permanent installations over 5000 dollars at private properties. Rep. Jack Brooks cites past totals and urges limits to prevent taxpayer abuses. The measure targets Ford’s various residences and requires designation of one as permanent for security funding.
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Comedian Alan King at Glenn Senate fundraiser
Roosevelt Grier entertained 950 guests at a $100-a-plate dinner in Columbus Ohio. Alan King performed jokes targeting airlines insurance and the Nixon administration. King quipped about Nixon and San Clemente amid the fund raising event for John Glenn.
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John Glenn
U.S. Senate
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Airlines
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San Clemente
Weather and notices from Fan The Record August 22 1974
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers and thundershowers. Low in the low to mid 60s with a 30 percent chance tonight and 20 percent Friday. Winds 8 to 12 mph tonight, NW 10 mph late. Wednesday 87 and 57 with humidity around 84 percent at 7 am and 46 percent at 1 pm. Marriage licenses for Griggs Carnicom and Richardson Christy. Births reported for Bartus Tackett and Kennard Willard area families.
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Russell A. Griggs
Espyville Station
Elizabeth S. Carnicom
Norwalk
Michael A. Richardson
Milan
Maria R. Christy
James Bartus
Good Samaritan
Hillard Tackett
Willard
Robert Kennard
Willard Area
Tower Office Tower Lights Cost Ohio $50 000 Monthly
Ohio Department of Administrative Services Director Joseph Sommer says the new State Office Tower in Columbus uses more than fifty thousand dollars monthly for electricity because most of the first 29 floors stay lit 24 hours a day. He urges wiring changes to illuminate only needed sections and earlier janitorial hours to cut waste.
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State Office
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Joseph Sommer
Sommer
Ohio Building Authority
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
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