Ohio Farm Bureau leader hails estate tax reform
Wallace Hirschfeld told the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation board that Congress approved estate tax reform will save farmers millions and help keep family farms from being sold to cover inheritance taxes. He said the provisions keep farms strong in farm families by lifting the tax burden on heirs.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Ohio
Wallace Hirschfeld
Federation
Board of Trustees
Hirschfeld
Vaccine shipments set stage for swine flu program
Charles S. Taylor reports that 18 health departments will receive swine influenza vaccine by next week, enabling a federal inoculation program by October 1. Earlier, first shipments went to 16 state health departments and two local agencies, with delivery due this week or early next.
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Charles S. Taylor
Atlanta
UPI
Hog production seen rebounding into 1977 nine months
Agriculture Department experts forecast hog production to stay well above 1976 levels through the first nine months of 1977. The survey suggests higher output will keep farmer prices subdued and push retail pork prices lower than in early 1977.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
New President Elias Sarkis Takes Lebanese Office
Elias Sarkis 51, former Central Bank governor, is sworn in as Lebanon's sixth president in Jounieh near Beirut. The ceremony marks a hopeful turn after 17 months of civil war despite reports of heavy fighting around Beirut and in eastern mountains.
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Doyle McManus
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Elias Sarkis
Sarkis
Central Bank
Suleiman Franjieh
Jounieh
Rockefeller Sees Impressions Over Issues From Debate
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller forecasts the public will remember the debaters more for their personalities than the policy points. He said Americans are likely to form lasting impressions of how the President and the governor present themselves rather than what they discuss.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
House Deadlocks on Capitol West Wall Repair Plan
The House voted 304 to 95 against spending 25 million to repair the Capitol west wall. Leaders ONeill and Rhodes urged defeat and urged action next year on a new plan to preserve the wall with a 20 foot extension adding 170000 square feet of office space.
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Washington
UPI
House
Congress
Capitol
Thomas P. O'Neill
GOP
John Rhodes
Weather and life notes from Fon The Record
Weather clears with cooler temperatures tonight and Friday highs in the 60s. 50 percent rain today, 10 percent tonight and Friday. Winds SW 20 to 30 mph shifting to N and NE. Temperatures range 62 to 39 for Wednesday. Marriage licenses issued to four couples in Bellevue and Willard. Births include three local families. Deaths listed for Willard New London and Norwalk residents.
NFL Fines Levied for Roughness in Steelers Raiders Game
The NFL fined Raiders players George Atkinson and Jack Tatum and Steelers tackle Ernie Holmes for on field actions in the Sept. 12 Pittsburgh Oakland game. Coach Chuck Noll was fined as well. Reported amounts include Atkinson 1500 and Tatum 750.
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UPI
National Football League
Raider
George Atkinson
Jack Tatum
Ernie Holmes
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Chuck Noll
NFL
Atkinson
Tatum
Ohio State University
Holmes
Noll
Swann
Three Rivers Stadium
Steelers
Carter Faces Ford In First TV Debate Tonight
Jimmy Carter arrives in Philadelphia for the first presidential TV duel with Gerald Ford amid a campaign poll showing Carter leading in key states. Carter's team stresses a low key approach while contrasting his plans with Ford's record and promises.
Local ministers split on Carter Playboy interview
Norwalk clergymen reacted to Jimmy Carters Playboy interview with mixed views. Eight ministers were contacted. five disappointed or found the publication inappropriate, two offered insufficient info, and one noted potential political impact among Christian voters. Several praised Carter but objected to the medium and remarks.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
Jimmy Carters
John Lehmkuhl
St. Paul Catholic Church
Reflector
O. Frank Storch III
First United Presbyterian Church
Paul Smith
First Baptist Church
Robert Woods
First Church of Christ
Carter
Southern Baptist Church
Lehmkuhl
Wilbur Meiser
First United Methodist Church
Ford Prepares for Third Debate With Carter in Philadelphia
President Ford travels to Philadelphia to prepare for a nationally televised debate at Walnut Street Theater. He tests lighting and mic at the venue and plans to stay at Barclay House on Society Hill. Campaign aides describe him as eager and anxious with Connally and Graham commenting on the race.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Barclay House
Society Hill
Kennedy Nixon
Congress
League of Women Voters
Texas
John B Connally
Connally
Carter
Playboy Magazine
Steel
White House
Billy Graham
Graham
Bellevue Stratford
Ron Nelsen
American Legion
Electrical Fire Damages Service Line at Linwood Avenue
A frayed service line shorted and ignited at 116 South Linwood Ave this morning. Fire crews from two trucks and seven firefighters responded. the home of Billy Hatfield sustained no damage, with repairs needed to the service line by Ohio Edison.
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South Linwood Ave
Billy Hatfield
Ohio Edison
Woman in Cleveland Suffering Botulism After Canning
Gladys Pasco 54 of Macedonia Ohio tasted home canned vegetables and fell seriously ill from botulinum toxin. Her family fears others may be harmed as Summit County Health impounds canned goods and CDC tests them. Doctors administered antitoxin after botulism was confirmed with the toxin suspected in carrots or green beans.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Gladys Pasco
Macedonia
Ohio
Donald William
Summit County Health Department
Mrs Pasco
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Pasco
Willams
CDC
Ronald F Swanger
Cleveland School Chief Rejects NAACP Desegregation Plan
City School Superintendent Dr Paul W Briggs says NAACP desegregation guidelines would force the most severe busing in U S history. He argues the plan to have every grade fully desegregated by next school year, with 48 to 72 percent minority students per school, cannot operate in Cleveland. He intends to fight for a law not requiring massive busing.
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Cleveland
UPS
Paul W Briggs
NAACP
Briggs
Pon Briggs
Hell
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