Decisions On Future Of Bl Bomber In Doubt This Week
Washington AP reports Congress and President Carter face crucial choices on the B1 bomber. The House will vote to strip production funding from a 110.6 billion defense bill, while Carter weighs final production fate by week’s end. Also planned are moves to set up an intelligence committee and proposals banning assassinations and foreign interference by U.S. agencies. Senate focuses on Labor and HEW spending, possible veto over abortion funding and a Watergate era special prosecutor bill.
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Aviation Hall of Fame to enshrine five pioneers
DAYTON OHIO AP five aviation and space pioneers including Alan Shepard and Will Rogers will be enshrined in the Aviation Hall of Fame on July 2. Others include Walter Beech Lawrence Bell and James McDonnell, with Rogers honored for aviation support and transport.
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Will Rogers
Aviation Hall of Fame
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Travel Air Manufacturing Co
Beech Aircraft Corp
Lawrence Dale Bell
James Smith McDonnell
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
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Scioto County OKs 25000 for development office setup
Scioto County commissioners approved 25000 for initial expenses to staff the office of the Economic Development Counsel Industrial Development Director. The post pays 18000 to 25000 annually. Bids were invited for recreation facility construction near the former county home as part of Riverfront Park, with a shelter house and restrooms.
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Carter links human rights to SALT in interview
President Carter says Soviet reaction to his human rights stance complicates SALT talks. He notes no progress since Geneva as Vance and Gromyko outlined a three part SALT framework and SALT III goals. Carter reveals factors shaping policy include Soviet response, domestic political timing, and travel demands on Vance. Also, White House signals a proposed Israel military aid package worth 115 million dollars facing a 30 day congressional veto window.
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Dayton Busing Case Returns To Lower Court
The Supreme Court let stand a ruling allowing a white employee to sue an employer for discrimination against blacks under the Civil Rights Act. The 9th Circuit's broad standing ruling could expand federal court handling of race bias claims. The Dayton school desegregation order was sent back to lower courts to craft a more limited remedy while keeping the current plan in force for a school year.
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Amtrak cuts fare for area two day excursion to Cincinnati
Amtrak announces a two day excursion fare of 9.75 for adults from South Portsmouth to Cincinnati and back, with children half price, valid through Sept. 15. The trip departs 8:40 a.m. and returns 9:10 p.m., offering Amfleet seating and meals, and tickets available at AAA. Weather notes follow.
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West Side Girl Wins Portsmouth Soap Box Derby
Paula Williams, 12, daughter of Helen Williams, won the Portsmouth Soap Box Derby held on Kendall Ave. She beat 19 contestants, becoming the second girl to win the event. Her racer was sponsored by Purdy's Lumber and Bell's Body Shop, with a $500 savings bond from McGovney Ready Mix and Boone Coleman Construction, plus a trophy from Portsmouth Banking Co. and a television set.
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Portsmouth Plans Public Works Projects With $2.25 Million Funding
Portsmouth will apply for public works funds to overhaul Sunrise Reservoir and water lines, replace sewer and cemetery facilities, and add a maintenance building and office at Greenlawn Cemetery. The Sunrise fix includes a $650,000 plastic liner to stop long running leaks costing about $50,000 yearly. Waterline upgrades total about $1 million. The Milldale Dunlap Rd sewer project targets 176 properties at roughly $315,000, while $150,000 funds a 40 by 50 foot maintenance building and new brick office at Greenlawn Cemetery. James Devine notes the old chapel stays. $73,000 earmarked for cemetery road improvements will shift to waterline work.
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Greenlawn Cemetery
Sunrise
Milldale Dunlop Rd
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Portsmouth Charity Horse Show crowns walking horse grand champ
In Lucasville Ohio the 29th Portsmou th Charity Horse Show sponsored by Scioto Memorial Hospital Auxiliary crowned Senator Show as Grand Champion Walking Horse shown by Jim Lynn and trained by, with the winner heading to Shelbyville's Walking Horse Celebration. Lester won Saddle Bred Pleasure Grand Champion on Special Edition. Michelle Hardin placed fifth in Open Pleasure. The evening featured a decor in center ring of horseshoe carnation wreaths by Scioto County JVS under Ray Gibson.
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Scioto Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Inc
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Jim Lynn
Shelbyville
Ben Jones
North Carolina
Lester
Horseman Magazine
Louisville
Michelle Hardin
Scioto County
Newspaper Bingo Bugs Kick Off The Times Contest
The Times launches a week long Newspaper Bingo contest with Bingo Bugs across pages. Participants collect Bingo Bucks from participating businesses, aiming to win weekly prizes totaling $100 per week for 13 weeks, with new color cards each week and unclaimed amounts carried over.
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Sold First Day Used Car Listing 1977 Plymouth Cricket
Classified ad boasts a fast sale with a 1977 Plymouth Cricket described as 4 cylinder automatic in excellent condition. Priced at 675 dollars, contact via phone for quick result.
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