House Votes To Ban Gas For Busing
The House approved a 221 to 192 amendment banning allocations of fuels for transporting students beyond the nearest public school. Rep. Dingell said the measure could save 78 million gallons annually but it does not overturn court ordered busing. Opponents called it racist and demagogic and the Senate tabled a similar amendment.
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Carl C. Craft
Simon
Great Britain
Edward
Heath
American Airlines
House
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Bella S. Abzug
D-N.y
Senate
Congress
Gilligan Still Open on Saxbe Succession in Ohio
Gov. John Gilligan has not chosen a successor to Sen. William Saxbe, pending his resignation. Metzenbaum and Glenn seek the Democratic nomination, with Metzenbaum favored by Gilligan but options still under consideration for Saxbe's seat.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
William B. Saxbe
Senate
Saxbe
Governe
Nixon
Ciarry
Ae Vt
Gilligan
Robert Tenenbaum
Cleveland
Howard Metzenbaum
John Glenn
Metzenbaum
Senate expected to confirm Saxbe as attorney general
Washington AP reports prompt Senate action on William B. Saxbe nomination for attorney general with expectations of swift approval. The piece notes likely confirmation and directs readers to Page 12 for continued coverage.
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Saxbe
Washington
Senate
William B. Saxbe
Airlines and auto layoffs swell unemployment figures
The energy crisis drives job losses as Eastern Airlines Pan American and Allegheny trim staff and schedules. About 177000 workers face layoffs with 6000 from auto plants and fuel shortages cited as main cause.
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Nice Tatro
Associated Press
Eastern Airlines
Pan American Airways
Allegheny Airlines
Herbert Stein
Press
Tornado Toll Rises Across the South and Midwest
A pre winter storm system tore through the South leaving three dead and dozens injured as tornadoes hit Ninety Six and Prosperity in South Carolina and Georgia and Tennessee. The Midwest faced heavy snow and icy conditions with O'Hare shut and Lake Michigan flooding.
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Associated Press
Midwest
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Prosperity
S.C
Gainsville
Benton
Tenn
O'Hare International
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Chicago Area
Waukegan, Ill
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Michigan
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Scattered violence disrupts truckers protest amid fuel strikes
Scattered violence and mounting tension hit highways as independent truckers blockades and protests over fuel costs spread from Pennsylvania and Ohio. Some stoppages honor a two day shutdown, while teams like Teamsters refuse sanction. A driver was wounded on Interstate 70 in Colorado. threats and vandalism reported at truck stops along the region.
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Mike Duffy
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Teamsters Union
Colorado
Kenneth D. Rothe
Brighton
Arkansas
Tennessee
Bedford
Kissinger Sadat agree on Suez force separation aim
Cairo reports say Secretary Kissinger and President Sadat plan to separate Arab and Israeli forces along the Suez Canal front as the first task of the Geneva peace conference. Officials expect progress after the new year amid constructive talks in Cairo.
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Cairo
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
U.S
London
Algiers
Kissinger
Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Bishop Issenmann of Cleveland Seeks Retirement
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese says chronic heart trouble forces him to relinquish active leadership. The 66 year old asked Pope Paul VI to approve retirement after serving since 1966 and will remain in hospital until after Christmas. The Ohio native previously led Columbus for seven years.
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Issenmann
Ill
Cleveland, Ohio
Clarence G. Issenmann
Cleveland Catholic
Joseph Kraker
Father Kraker
Hamilton
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
GM Boosts Car Prices After Price Controls End
General Motors raises retail prices on passenger cars by an average $133 or 2.8 percent after government controls end. Truck prices rise $321, about 6.3 percent, while overall vehicle prices average $188 as dealers apply markup and destination charges.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Cost of Living Council
No Trouble Reported By Area Drivers
Independent haulers blocked fuel pumps at truck stops across Ohio as a two day shutdown drew protests over high fuel prices and speed limits. Police cited no injuries or arrests despite shootings and rock throwing near Youngstown and Montgomery County, while 750 trucks remained at Plateau Truck Stop in Waverly and 2000 trucks were parked near Franklin.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Plateau
Waverly
Portsmouth
State Patrol
Youngstown
Streetsboro
Montgomery County
Carl Bray
Franklin
Bray
Weather Update From Valley Silo Sheds Snow Likely
The forecast calls for a cloudy day with snow likely Saturday. Official morning temperature around 33 degrees, rising to near 54 yesterday. Minimum tonight near 32 with no rainfall recorded.
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Silo Valley
Work Week Shortened In England By Energy Crunch
Britain faces sharp pay cuts or unemployment as a government austerity plan to save fuel and electricity tightens living standards. Anthony Barber announces energy measures including taxes and rationing while a 20 day work week and 3 day week loom for many workers starting next week.
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England
London
Anthony Barber
Britain
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Times of London
Woman Dies After Crash With Cruiser
Mrs. Michael Smith of Rosemount died at University Hospital Columbus after her car collided with a police cruiser at Gallia and Murray Streets. Her vehicle overturned. she was removed by firemen and moved to Mercy Hospital then Columbus. Patrolman Terry Noel suffered leg injuries and was held for observation at Scioto Memorial Hospital.
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Michael Smith
Garden Ave
Rosemount
University Hospital
Columbus
Gallia
Murray Sts
Smith
Hughes May Attend Induction At Aviation Hall Of Fame
DAYTON Ohio AP An Aviation Hall of Fame official said billionaire recluse Howard Hughes would attend tonight's induction ceremony. James W Jacobs a hall official and General Motors Frigidaire executive said Hughes told him if enshrined he would be present. Other inductees include Bernt Balchen E A Sperry and Charles Yeager with the ceremony led by Ira Eaker.
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Dayton, Ohio
Howard Hughes
James W. Jacobs
General Motors
Frigidaire
Hughes
Jacobs
Los Angeles
Col
John Condron
Hall
Inn On the Park
London
Charles Lindbergh
Airane
Hughes Aircraft Co
Col. Balchen
Gen. Yeager
Sperry
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