Happiness Is A Warm House A campus winter aid drive
Ottawa daycees and Ottawa University students unite to winterize low income elderly homes. Volunteers caulk windows install plastic storm inserts and share tips to lower fuel use. Scouts and Ottawa Fire Department help inspect homes for safety, with contact numbers provided for those wishing to assist.
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Congress Acts to Expand Unemployment Aid and Block Tax Plan
Washington reports Congress fast tracks emergency programs to broaden unemployment compensation and kills a multibillion-dollar tax proposal on petroleum profits. A 1.2 percent rise in wholesale prices last month signals mixed inflation signals as Ford urged tax cuts and business leaders push for stimulus.
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Congress Pushes Jobless Bill Amid Inflation Outlook
Congress advances a $7.5 billion jobless aid package with 530,000 public service jobs and extended unemployment benefits. House and Senate differ on 200,000 jobs and open-ended relief. a two-year emergency program is approved. Tax relief for oil producers fails for now.
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Friday the 13th Celestial Show Brings Eclipses and Metor Shower
Folklore fears meet real sky events as a 63 percent partial solar eclipse lights the Northeastern seaboard and a Geminid meteor shower follows up to 60 meteors per hour. In Philadelphia the Friday the Thirteenth Club promotes myth busting with yearly luncheon rituals.
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Egypt demands fifty year freeze on Israeli population
Egypt's Foreign Minister Ismail Fahry demands Israel freeze population and vow no new immigration for 50 years as a peace condition, plus compensation for Palestinians for past damages. The report also notes Israeli anti terrorist sweeps in Gaza, clashes in southern Lebanon, and comments by Israeli leaders on peace prospects and potential war.
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Rock, Rockefeller poised for near certainty in confirmation
Washington AP reports Vice President designate Nelson Rockefeller nears final House approval after Judiciary Committee vote of 12 to 12, with President Ford saying Rockefeller will be sworn in soon after confirmation. Debate centered on conflicts of interest and perceived judgments.
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Oil price rise agreed by OPEC leaders in Vienna
In Vienna the two day OPEC conference approved a unilateral price hike to raise government revenue by about 38 cents per barrel. Iran’s Jamshid Amouzegar said there was no alternative but to accept the raise, with the new price set at 10.12 dollars per barrel from January 1, plus costs and profits bringing it to 10.73. The move aims to curb profits by multinational firms and channel more wealth to oil producers amid rising world inflation.
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Ottawa Planning Commission Meeting Agenda Monday at 7 PM
The Ottawa Planning Commission meets Monday at 7 PM to hold a public hearing on re zoning Havens Steel Addition from residential to general. They will consider storage regulations for camping vehicles trailers and boats and discuss recommendations for the 15th Street Park development. County forecast calls for increasing clouds tonight with low in the mid 40s to upper 30s and cooler weather.
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Saxbe Resigns as Attorney General for India Ambassadorship
Washington AP William B Saxbe resigns as attorney general to accept nomination as U S ambassador to India Press Secretary Ron Nessen announces Moynihan resigns as envoy to return to Harvard in February and Saxbe's nomination to succeed him Ford reportedly selects Edward H Levi as next attorney general Nessen notes no successor for Saxbe and declines comment on other appointments Kenneth R Cole Jr and Charles M Lichtenstein also resign from White House staff with dates.
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Lichtenstein
Dean Borch
Saxbe Named U S Ambassador to India in Moynihan Succession
New Delhi AP report says the Indian government approves Attorney General William B. Saxbe as the next United States ambassador to India, succeeding Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
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UF Drive Seeks Last-Minute Help Saturday
The Franklin County United Fund Drive aims for 37 050 with a near 5000 shortfall. Larry Matney reports Boy Scouts from five troops will canvass Saturday to reach uncovered areas while Dorothy Anderson notes most money is in. This year 32660 has been raised so far and last year 36720 with a higher goal.
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