Pro football's four month preliminary ends on page four
Highlights Sports notes the four month preliminary phase of pro football concludes. Details on teams, schedules, and forthcoming trials are summarized with a focus on key players and structural changes. The article signals the transition to the main season with emphasis on readiness and potential contenders.
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State Rebuilt regional health planning a long way off
State officials discuss regional health planning efforts showing slow progress and long timelines. Officials propose refocusing efforts and allocating resources to accelerate planning while facing budget and coordination challenges across counties.
Dramatic Reversal in Carter Kennedy Popularity Polls
A dramatic shift in public opinion emerges as Carter gains momentum while Kennedy slides, signaling a pivotal change in the race. Analysts note unexpected polling swings across key demographics and regions, with campaign teams recalibrating strategies ahead of upcoming deadlines.
OPEC May Have Put Hand in Price Move
In Caracas Saudi Arabia signaled no further price hikes beyond the $24 level and pledged to keep production at 9.5 million barrels per day through Q1 1980 while others push for higher prices. Libyan and Iranian actions add pressure as OPEC ministers meet behind tight security to decide on policy.
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Organization of Oil Exporting Countries
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
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Oid
Tzzedin al Mabrak
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Indonesia
Iran
Pars
Ali Akbar Moinfar
Kuwait
Ecuador
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Nigeria
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Senators press Carter on SALT II amid military concerns
President Carter told 19 senators he aims for quick Senate ratification of SALT II despite a weekend letter voicing worries about U S military strength. The group led by Sam Nunn urged urgency to close a nuclear vulnerability, bolster NATO, and study U S steps, while asking for meetings with Carter before decisions.
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Holiday tipping guide from A to Z by Louise Cook
A light hearted roundup of holiday tipping etiquette and economics. Profiles a wide range of professions from airline attendants to zookeepers with humorous, sometimes practical, tipping guidance and observations on what to tip and when.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Militant Iranians Differ Over Hostage Trials And Grand Jury
The Tehran government considers an international grand jury to probe U.S. links with the deposed shah, while militants deny any hostages will be released before Christmas. Separate items note ABL E party activity at Garfield Elementary and tax due dates in Franklin County.
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Iran
U.S
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Associated Press
Ghotbzadeh
Shah
United States
Franklin County
Marilyn Talbott
Ottawa area weather observes warming trend through Tuesday
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Power Plant logged Friday 47/15, Saturday 54/20, Sunday 44/10 with no precipitation. County forecast calls for mostly clear skies, a warming trend into Tuesday, lows near 20, highs over 40, and south to southwest winds 10 to 15 mph tonight.
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