Kissinger arrives in Taif for talks on Arab Israel ties
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Taif for a one day tour to urge Arab states to follow Egypt in settling differences with Israel. Acting Foreign Minister Saud Faisal greeted him and led three hours of talks with King Khaled. Columbus Ohio schools plan to start classes for 2,283,644 public school students and about 260,600 in non public schools as enrollments dip due to lower 1960s birth rates.
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Taif
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Saud Faisal
Kissinger
Khaled
Faisal
Columbus
UPS
Martin Essex
Ohio
Essex
Eight Die On Ohio Roads In Labor Day Weekend
Eight persons were killed in Ohio traffic accidents during the 78hour Labor Day weekend, 11 fewer than predicted. Five died Saturday, two Sunday, one Monday. no deaths Friday night. Senator John Glenn questioned U S force involvement and the use of Americans for technical information in the Middle East.
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United Press International
Ohio
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Columbus
UPI
John Glenn
Middle East
Glenn
United States
Ohio Governor Signs Welfare Bills Raising Benefits
Gov James A Rhodes signed unemployment and workmen compensation measures setting benefits at 50 percent of the employee's average weekly wage with higher maximums. Dependents affect eligibility, with three or more dependents reaching a $150 weekly maximum up from $107.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ford says economic recovery is under way aiding world nations
President Ford told the IMF opening session that the U.S. recovery is well underway and will enable aid to poorer nations. He pledged the United States would allow open trade and remove trade barriers to help brighten recessionary conditions abroad.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
U.S
International Monetary Fund
United States
Weather and marriage notices for local readers
Clear tonight with lows upper 50s to lower 60s and sunny Wednesday with highs near 80. 10 percent rain chance today tonight and Wednesday, northerly winds 10 mph. Humidity high in morning, total precip 0.01 inch. Marriage license applications listed for multiple couples. deaths reported for Nelson Lewis, Raymond Sage, Russell Brandon, and Ralph Weaver.
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Nelson P. Lewis
Mansfield
Raymond J. Sage
Christmas stamp hike fuels card demand questions
A Postal Rate Commission action raises Christmas stamps to 13 cents sparking public debate. In a recent poll 74.3 percent say they will send fewer cards citing affordability, while 25.7 percent plan to substitute delivery or reduce spending.
Question for youngsters on returning to school vote choice
A brief call prompts youngsters to vote on returning to school with two phone numbers for yes and no options and a midnight deadline.
Oil Spill Flows Into Norwalk Creek From Ohio Edison Plant
Oil from an outside overflow tank at the Ohio Edison power plant spilled into a drainage system and Norwalk Creek killing several fish. City crews flushed the water with pumps and straw dam to prevent ignition while investigators assess the damage and losses. Eight carp bluegill and minnows were reported dead by a local witness.
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Ohio Edison
Norwalk Creek
Norwalk
Harris Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Gerald A. Bursiel
James Sr
Don Ware
Ware
Bursiel
Miners Are Fined 500000 EHOVE Teachers Strike
EHOVE teachers began a strike at 6 a.m. affecting 960 students from 13 districts. The district and the EHOVE Teachers Association failed to reach a settlement, with impasse proceedings and a 10 day moratorium discussed but not agreed.
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Susan Kimbler
EHOVE
Ehove Teachers Association
James Montgomery
Association
Creighton Ghrist
Christ
Ora Gattshall
Gatshall
Supt. Ghrist
Jane Lucas
Sandusky
United Mine Workers hit with 500000 contempt fine in wage dispute
In Charleston West Virginia UPI reports the United Mine Workers faces a 500000 dollar contempt fine for defying a court order to end the wildcat strike that idled about 60000 miners. Strike leaders demand funds to feed brothers while threatening action if Arnold Miller does not send cash.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
United Mine Workers International Union
UMW
Arnold Miller
U.S
K.K. Hall
Hall
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Here
Logan County
Klan silent on endorsements at Labor Day convention
Klan leaders say the Ku Klux Klan will back candidates behind the scenes and predict officials will seek the group's endorsement by 1980. They privately favor George Wallace with some sympathy for Ronald Reagan, while cross burning and violent clashes marred their Stone Mountain convention.
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Stone Mountain
UPI
National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
George Wallace
California
Ronald Reagan
Imperial Kialiff
James Lumpkin
Thomaston
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Picket Line Formed At Norwalk Elderly Housing Project
Members of the Lake Erie District Council of Carpenters picket a Norwalk housing project for the elderly off Spring Street and Rose Avenue to protest non union labor. The Jack Morrison Co. of Lexington builds three two story buildings with 65 low income elderly apartments, construction begun earlier this summer with completion expected early 1976.
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Lake Erie
Spring Street
Rose Avenue
Jack Morrison Co
Lexington
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Collins
Treva M. Morrow
Fanny Farmer
James R. Sheets
Ashland
Diane E
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Greenwich
Vincent E. Hoskins
Willard
Christine Hoskins
Abt
City Creek
Gil Palmer
State Wildlife District
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Ehove Joint Vocational School
Ralph Boyer
City Council
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Milan Ave
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Milan
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