Ford to announce oil import fee suspension before day’s end
President Ford indicated to freshmen Democrats he will reveal a plan to suspend part of the oil import fees. White House sources say he may temporarily suspend a $1 per barrel increase for 60 days and another $1 increase set for April 1 while vetoing a bill to suspend all fees.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Waldo B. Rose
Lima
Rhodes
Rose
Galbraith
Ohio
Detroit school for professional assassins alums largely jailed or dead
Detroit Police Chief says a former Detroit school trained professional hit men, with all alumni except one either jailed or dead. He offered no details, citing ongoing criminal cases. Ohio advances Rhodes recovery plans with housing and transportation bonds and a boosted sales tax. The measures pass in part, facing opposition and amendments as the session plots June ballot inclusion.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Detroit
Phillip Tannian
Tannian
Michigan State University
Lee Leonard
Statehouse
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate Committee
Rhodes
House
Senate
Weather and Local Notices for March 4 1975
Partial clearing this afternoon and tonight with lows in the teens to 20s. Warmer Wednesday with highs in the upper 30s and a 50 percent chance of precipitation today, 10 percent tonight, 20 percent Wednesday. Winds southwest to south 5 to 10 mph tonight. Temperatures Monday 28 to 18. Precipitation trace. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs James Smith Norwalk girl at Good Samaritan. DEATHS Mrs Edna Nicholas 69 Willard Otto Dendinger 83 rural Bellevue.
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Edna Nicholas
Willard
Otto Dendinger
Bellevue
Question on ransom demands in kidnap cases sparks debate
Monday's prompt asks readers whether governments should yield to radical groups when officials are kidnapped and held for ransom or prisoner releases. The query invites strong opinions on policy, ethics, and national security.
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Nixon
Public Opinion Snapshots and Health Notes from Huron County
A 1974 Huron County health update notes gonorrhea as the top reported communicable disease and urges a venereal disease clinic for discreet help. The piece also cites poll sentiments on government spending and a vote on a local VD ad with calls to action and contact numbers.
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Huron County
Huron County Health Department
Lion fed dog food by Staten Island police after being found
Police and 10 officers spent 242 hours guarding a chained male lion found in a vacant Staten Island yard. The animal, about nine months old, ate dog food from a neighbor and was tranquilized by a zoo official before being taken to the zoo. A bystander was lightly cut. owner unknown. The lion allegedly came from Florida as a cub.
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Richard Goldstein
New York
UPI
Staten Island
Frank Tully
Tully
Staten Island Zoo
Zoo
Emergency Service
Florida
City Council Schedules 8 PM Meeting at City Hall
The Norwalk City Council meets at 8 tonight in City Hall to discuss local agenda items.
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City Council
City Hall
Teacher Returns To Classroom After Pay Dispute
Gary Hicks resumes teaching at Norwalk High School following a dispute over his paycheck and course format. A meeting with five science teachers and administration is planned, while Hicks faces a partial sick-pay reimbursement and ongoing discussions about curriculum and format.
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Gary Hicks
Hicks
Norwalk High School
Robert Gullett
Norwalk Teachers Association
George Perry
Perry
Gullett
Regulations bar presidential images in post office lobbies
Post office regulations adopted Monday prohibit display of pictures of any incumbent or former president or postmasters general in post office lobbies and in areas such as elevators and corridors.
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Washington
UPI
Judge Bars Public At Re-Trial Hearing
Huron County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert W. Smith issues a protective order barring news coverage of a March 12 hearing on Ray Schaffer’s motion for a new trial after his armed robbery conviction tied to a 1973 Fast Foods Mart hold-up. Sentencing is deferred pending the ruling. The judge said the measure aims to prevent prejudice to state or defendant rights, though he disapproved of such orders in general.
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Ray Schaffer
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert W. Smith
Schaffer
Fast Foods Mart
Harold Emmons
Donald Derby
Smith
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Toledo
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N. Foster St
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