Welfare Work Plan Stirs County Officials in Huron
Huron County has 122880 dollars in state and federal funds for EOSS welfare to work but Welfare Director Grant Walls questions its utility and feasibility. Officials from other agencies express cautious interest while awaiting Thursday Findlay talks.
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Rice Reiff
Huron County
Grant Walls
Huron
State Welfare Department
Walls
Findlay
Elizabeth Ramos
Community Action Commission
Marjorie Harper
Anti-busing march disrupts South Boston streets
About 200 white youths and parents staged a noisy protest in South Boston during the third day of a court ordered school integration plan. Police reported one arrest and a few ashcans were thrown. no violence occurred as children ran across car hoods and roofs.
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Boston
UPI
How About Baby Beef Retailing in San Francisco
Retailers monitor public reaction as baby beef goes on sale this week in San Francisco. The cheaper meat tastes different and is expected to cost eight to ten cents per pound less than mature beef due to use of milk and grass feeding up to about 400 pounds versus grain finishing to 1,000 pounds.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ford to face questions on Nixon pardon and draft amnesty
President Ford prepared for a televised news conference at 8 p.m. EDT to answer questions about his Nixon pardon and his offer of amnesty to draft evaders and military deserters, following his disclosure of the plan on television.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Nixon
White House
Rhodes
Congress
Senate
GOP
Robert Griffin
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Weather and life events in The Record for Sept 16 1974
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with low temperatures in the 50s and highs in the 70s. Precipitation chance 10 percent. Northeast winds today 10 to 15 mph, tonight variable 5 to 10 mph. Sunday temps 75 to 46. Humidity readings vary from 96 percent to 44 percent. Marriage licenses issued to five couples: Armatrout Schiffel Smith Sherman Jenkins Green Swartz Schindley Meyer Robbins Smith. Births announced: three Norwalk boys born to Tinker Yarber Schneider. Deaths listed: Alphonsus J Meyer 84 Norwalk Ruby Robbins 54 Norwalk Everton B Smith 75 Hiram.
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William R. Armatrout
Willard
Ruth Ann Schiffel
Stanley L. Smith
Bellevue
Pamela S. Sherman
Kenneth T. Jenkins
Norwalk
Maxine J. Green
Monroeville
Michael R. Swartz
Jean Schindley
Alphonsus J. Meyer
Ruby Robbins
Everton B. Smith
Hiram
Russians Break Up Art Show in Moscow Suburb Clash
About 500 people gathered for an unsanctioned abstract art exhibit in Semenovskoye. Bulldozers, water trucks and police dispersed the crowd after authorities arrested six artists and clashed with foreign diplomats and Western reporters. The U.S. Embassy said it would protest.
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Moscow
UPI
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Semenovskoye
Nixon Had Advance Knowledge Of Break-Ins
Newsweek reports prosecutors will introduce new evidence in the Watergate conspiracy trial claiming former President Nixon had advance knowledge of the break-ins and wiretapping. Sources say the White House plumbers were directed by Nixon and involved operatives Hunt and Liddy, with tapes and clemency talks possibly tied to his involvement.
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Nixon
Newsweek
New York
UPI
Newsweek Magazine
U.S
John J. Sirica
Jaworski
White House
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
ITT
Tax collections reach nearly 396 billion in U S last year
UPI reports US tax collections totaled about 396 billion in the previous year, topping expenditures for food clothing and shelter by nearly 20 billion. The gain outpaced growth in wages salaries national income and the gross national product.
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Cleveland
UPI
Industry Week
Ford Offers Amnesty For 2 Years Service
President Ford proposed conditional amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters in exchange for up to 24 months of public service and reaffirmation of allegiance. Eligible individuals must present themselves by January 31, 1975 and may receive reduced service days for mitigating factors. A nine member presidential board will review cases and prioritize those imprisoned.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
United States
the Armed Services
Transportation Secretary
Coast Guard
House
John J. Rhodes
City boards clash over plans for Northside Park expansion
Park and Recreation Commission favors a playground driven plan with a ball diamond and picnic facilities at the old city dump site off Gallup Avenue. The Open Spaces Committee wants a larger build including track tennis courts soccer field restrooms and additional shelters.
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Old City
Gallup Avenue
Park and Recreation Commission
Ontario Street
Morgia
Planning Commission
Clifton Cross
Foreman Injury Reported Threatens Ali Bout
Top Rank president Bob Arum said he is checking reports that George Foreman was injured in training and may miss the September 25 title fight in Kinshasa. a one inch cut over Foreman’s eye sparked fears the bout could be postponed two to three months.
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New York
UPI
Bob Aram
Top Rank, Inc
George Foreman
Muhammad_ Ali
Foreman
Ali
Kinshasa
Zaire
Arum
Bill McMurry
Trier
Germany
Record Enrollment Swells Miami University Housing
Oxford Ohio Miami University faces over capacity dorms as enrollment hits a record 14 200 students, announced by President Phillip R Shriver at a trustees meeting detailing rapid growth and space strain.
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Oxford, Ohio
UPI
Miami University
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
Norwalk church asks members to plan funerals via preference forms
In Norwalk a church sends funeral preference questionnaires to its members inviting them to plan their own funerals. Readers vote yes or no by calling dedicated numbers and must call by midnight.
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Norwalk
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