Ohio House acts on tax break bill and short term Senate fix
Tomorrow the House considers a tax bill to remove the 3000 exemption cap on Ohio families and allow 500 per dependent, aiding 1974 state returns. A second bill removes a state law requiring a short term U.S. senator this fall, letting Metzenbaum serve uninterrupted until January. Veterans Day would be Nov 11 if another measure passes. Senators also weigh a junk automobile notice requirement for property owners.
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Ohio
House
Ways and Means
George D. Tablack
D-Campbell
U. S
Howard Metzenbaum
Senate
U.S
Maryland judges recommend disbarment for Spiro Agnew
A three judge panel in Annapolis urged the Maryland Court of Appeals to disbar former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Citing his no contest plea to a federal tax charge as deceitful and dishonest, the panel found his conduct harmful to justice and unfit for the bar. The recommendation, filed today, leaves final action to the Court of Appeals which may accept, suspend, or reprimand.
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Circuit Court
Agnew
Maryland Court of Appeals
State Bar Association
Bar Association
Shirley BR. Jones
Ridgely P. Melvin Jr
William H. McCullough
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Court of Appeals
Kissinger says Suez pullback accord drafts near ready
Secretary of State Kissinger said Egypt and Israel back his push for a troop pullback along the Suez front with detailed language being drafted. In Aswan he noted joint drafting teams and warned the talks remain very tough and hard to reconcile. Egypt’s Fahmy praised Kissinger’s record. He may return to Aswan for Sadat’s reaction before briefings in Jerusalem.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Suez
Ismail Fahmy
Aswan
Upper
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Middle East
Sadat
Jeruselem
Aswam
Warmer and milder forecast with clouds this week
The area will stay warmer with mostly cloudy skies and not as cold conditions tonight and tomorrow. Lows range from 25 to 30 degrees and highs reach the upper 30s to low 40s with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Winds shift southwest to west at 12 to 20 mph tonight and tomorrow.
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Tomor
Tow
Supreme Court to rule on Florida reply laws in press case
The high court will hear a Florida law requiring newspapers to grant free reply space to state political candidates criticized in print. The Miami Herald leads the test case, with briefs from publishers nationwide seeking a First Amendment ruling. The decision may influence similar laws in other states.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Florida
Miami Herald
Florida Supreme Court
Mississippi
Schools grant tardy leeway for DST darkness impact
Elyria elementary pupils walking to school will not be punished for arriving after 8:30 a.m. to offset Daylight Saving Time darkness. Four schools Allen Eastgate McKinley Prospect will excuse tardiness with parental safety concerns, while Edison Erie Spring Valley Windsor will not. Showalter said later openings maintain regular times for most, with extra guards and reflective tape offered to improve visibility.
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Elyria
Thomas L. Showalter
Showalter
Allen
Eastgate
McKinley
Prospect
Edison
Erie
Spring Valley
Windsor
Eleanor Whitehead
Frank Humphrey
Humphrey
PA. Willison Cartas
Eerie Police Dept
Chimney sweep prospers as clean up nets extras
John Mills, owner of Mills Chimney Sweep Service in Chicago, reports booming business since the energy crisis began. He notes January is usually slow but this year demand is high as heating oil costs rise, prompting homeowners to use fireplaces and uncover long neglected items in soot filled chimneys including bats, papers, and even an old pistol. Mills recalls starting after a GM strike, learning tricks to keep customers, and enjoying the job despite the dirty work.
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John Mills
Chicago
UPI
Mills
Mills Chimney Sweep Service
Mulls
Dr Smock comic strip begins at Lotta Heart Memorial Hospital
The Chronicle-Telegram debuts a new humor comic Dr. Smock M D created by George Lemont. It features Dr Larch the staff psychiatrist Miss Creese the spinster verse Dr Downer the head surgeon and other hospital staff in a merry medical satire set in a fictional hospital world.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dr. Smock
George Lemont
Lotta Heart Memorial Hospital
Dr. Larch
Miss Creese
Dr. Downer
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