Nixon Memorial Library Project Shelved by Trustees
In Los Angeles the Nixon Library Foundation votes to dissolve the foundationкуп, ending plans to preserve Richard Nixon’s papers and history. Patricia Reilly Hitt, vice chairman, said the decision came from a majority of the 25 trustees, all close to Nixon, who recommended giving up the library project.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon
The
Nixon Library Foundation
Nixon
Patricia Reilly Hitt
Hitt
Plane Crashes Near Houston Intercontinental Airport
A chartered plane carrying land development customers struck power lines and lost its wings near Houston Intercontinental Airport, crashing into a sparsely wooded field. Four of 14 aboard were killed including the pilot co-pilot and two passengers, with 11 passengers plus crew on board.
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Houston
UPI
Oklahoma
Houston Intercontinental Airport
Jim Robinson
Department of Public Safety
Ohio National Guard suspends medicopter program
The Ohio National Guard halted its medicopter helicopter transport for seriously injured traffic accident victims after a federal directive discontinued the program over liability concerns.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio National Guard
Medicopter
Guard
Kroger Ends Price Freeze After Profit Hit
Kroger will not renew its two month price freeze begun Dec 1 after a sharp profit impact. About 1,100 frozen items faced an immediate price increase as merchandising director Bill Head said gross profit was substantially reduced by the program.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Kroger
Bill Head
Weather and Notices From Norwalk Area
A weather brief calls for a chance of light snow tonight and Sunday with highs in the low 30s and lows in the upper 20s. Precipitation probability is 30 percent. Northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Friday temperatures 36 to 30. Marriage license issued to Richard Krupp and Dorothea Jackson both of Norwalk. Births include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston of Willard and two girls for families in Collins and Norwalk. Deaths listed for Jerry Tackett infant, Pauline Harris, George Cox and other local residents.
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Davey Huddleston
Willard
Willard Area
Wayne Raboin
Collins
Sandusky Memorial
Joseph Fries
Norwalk
Providence
Jerry D. Tackett
Jerry Lee Tacket
Pauline Harris
Cleveland
George F. Cox
Opinion Line Friday discussion on university scholarships
Readers react to a proposed Ohio bill requiring universities to match academic and athletic scholarships. Support nearly 92 percent prefer more sports funding for students with views on grades, gender equity, and the impact of athletic scholarships on education.
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Ohio
Is Ralph Nader Providing a Useful Service to His Country
A public political appeal asks readers to vote yes or no on Ralph Nader's service to the country. Voters are urged to call numbers 668 8544 and 668 8345 and to cast ballots by midnight.
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Ralph Nader
Ford's Budget Projects 8% Jobless and Heavy Deficits
President Ford unveiled a 1976 budget forecasting 8 percent unemployment and record deficits, with a $349.4 billion spending plan for fiscal 1976 and an expected $51.9 billion shortfall that year. He warned Congress that deficits would widen without spending cuts.
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Gene Carlson
Washington
Ford
Congress
Democratic Congress
White House
Treasury
William E. Simon
Ford Proposes Budget Shifts For 349.4 Billion Plan
UPI reports President Ford's proposed 349.4 billion dollar budget funds come from individual and corporate income taxes, social insurance receipts, borrowing, excise taxes, and other sources. It would spend mainly on benefit payments to individuals and national defense, with changes for grants to states, other operations, and interest on the debt.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Ford targets budget cuts and spending curbs in State of the Union
Ford called for a moratorium on new spending programs except energy, a 5 percent cap on annual increases in Social Security and retirement benefits, and higher food stamp contributions. He opposed national health insurance, urging scrutiny of all aid programs as they expand, warning they could consume over half the GNP in 20 years and push taxes to unsupportable levels.
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National Health Insurance
Ford
City Dr Chauvin Agree On Property Purchase
The City of Norwalk and Dr. and Mrs. John Chauvin reached a three year negotiated agreement to buy right of way for Gallup Road reconstruction. An ordinance to purchase the third of an acre for 3367 dollars goes to council, plus a traffic ordinance ban on cutting through private property. The package also amends the traffic code to curb reckless bicycle operation with new rules on weaving and hand grips.
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Norwalk
John Chauvin
Gallup Road
Morgan Jones
A&p
League Street
Whittlesey Avenue
Wayne Goodsite
Jones City
Detroit School Board Weighs Transcendental Meditation Pilot
Shirley McNeil proposes teaching transcendental meditation in a pilot program to Detroit Public Schools Curriculum Committee. She argues it will help students relax, improve attention, and enhance overall outlook, while TM is described as a Hindu mental exercise using a silent mantra.
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Detroit
UPS
Shirley McNeil
Leonard Bernstein musical On The Town at Towne and Country
Newark Weekend Towne and Country Players present On The Town at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center at 8 tonight and Sunday. An Ecumenical Hymn Festival is set for St. Peter's Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m Sunday.
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Towne and Country Players
Leonard Bernstein
Town
Towne and Country Regional Art Center
St. Peter’s
Lutheran Church
Slasher Claims Two More Victims in Los Angeles
Police link two new killings to the skid row slasher as the spree reaches Hollywood. Clyde C. Hay, 34, found in East Hollywood apartment with throat cut, marked by removed shoes. George Frias, 45, slain nearby hours earlier. Detectives describe a 6 ft tall, 190 lb suspect in his 20s with dirty blond hair and a suspected homosexual motive.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Central City
Hollywood
Clyde C. Hay
National Cash Register Co
East
Hay
George Frias
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Children’s Hospital
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