Carter unveils budget plan with growth targets and broad spending
President Carter proposes a budget delaying the balance target to 1981 and outlining large increases for Health Education and Welfare at 181.3 billion, Defense at 115.2 billion, and NATO related spending. He forecasts 5 percent growth, inflation near 4.5 percent, unemployment around 5.8 percent, and tax cuts aimed at families of four with varying income levels. He calls for a 25 percent energy program rise to 12 billion, expanding Medicaid, contraception, and hospital cost containment.
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Department of Health Education and Welfare
Carter
Defense Department
U.S
NATO
Western
Europe
White House
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Congress
City snow crews defended amid parking lot dispute
City officials defend snow crews as investigations begin into a Friday incident where a plow cleared a local discount store lot and another plow drove through heavy drifts with its blade up on Ford Road. Officials cited color coding and truck numbers to verify activity and noted breaks and minor repairs can affect procedures.
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Ford Road
C-T
Schriner
Deimling
Parks and Recreation Department
Lehriner
January snow costs Ohio guard and patrol aid
Ohio endures heavy snowfall with 500 guardsmen on duty as state and federal aid are pursued. Officials report 385000 dollars in Guard and Highway Patrol costs since January 8, with 250000 dollars for the Guard and 135000 dollars for overtime. Rhodes expands snow emergency to 35 counties, seeking federal disaster aid. A disaster agency team flew to southeast Ohio as more counties await aid decisions.
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Weather Service
Columbus
Dayton
Akron
Cincinnati
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Scioto
Ross
Adams
Clermont
Hamilton
Belmont
Coshocton
Athens
Lawrence
Jackson
Licking
Melps
Gallia
Disaster Agency
Rhodes
Carroll
Monroe
Muskingum
Vinton
Jefferson
Mahoning
Crawford
Trumbull
Cuyahoga
Sandusky
Noble
Perry
Huron
Brown
Guernsey
Washington
Harrison
Fayette
Erie
Lake
Morgan
Morrow
Clem
Guard
McCarthy Joins First National Bank of Elyria
John J. McCarthy, a veteran savings and loan executive, becomes vice president at First National Bank of Elyria. He will head mortgage lending, moving from Northern Savings and Loan Co where he served 11 years as assistant vice president loan officer. McCarthy, 53, has long ties in the area and resides in Grafton with his wife Florence and son Kevin.
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John J. McCarthy
Dirty Harry Ends Bat Interruption at Bing Crosby Event
At Pebble Beach California a bat disrupted a celebrity dinner during the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament. Clint Eastwood, playing the rescuer, used a broom to scare the bat from a tent while former President Ford and guests waited. The bat finally escaped outside as security watched.
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Clint Eastwood
Virginia Stanton
Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Ford
Dirty Harry
Bing Crosby
Secret Service
Inner cities winning fight to keep industry there
Cleveland report notes Industry Week as cites a shift back to urban centers by firms amid costs of moving and rebuilding. Coca Cola Rochester builds in city with tax abatements. Philadelphia and Cleveland offer large land incentives. Urban grants may aid retention as suburbs grow stricter and skilled labor sits local.
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Cleveland
Suburbs
Sunbelt
Industry Week
South
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Rochester
N.Y
Gates
Coca- Cola
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Industrial Development Agency
Kidnapping of Belgian industrialist Edouard Empain in Paris
Gunmen on motorbike and truck seized the chauffeur driven car of Baron Edouard Jean Empain in a Paris street. The 41 year old industrialist, head of the Empain Schneider group with $4.5 billion turnover, was abducted hours before, with the chauffeur beaten and hospitalized. No ransom request had appeared two hours after the incident.
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Paris
Edouard Jean Empain
Europe
Empain
Empain- Schneider Group
Credit Card Interest Costs and Payment Types
Consumers face higher costs from card interest and fees as Christmas spending tops trillions. Close end credit offers fixed sums repaid over time while open end revolving credit lets pay in full with no interest or spread payments with penalties. Citibank charges a service fee to Master Charge holders who pay in full before period end.
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American Express
Diners Club
United States
Citibank
Area food firm probed in state pact
Cleveland firm Presto received a $100000 no bid contract from Ohio donated foods division for 1 million cheese sandwiches for schools and state facilities. The FBI and DOJ antitrust division probe Presto and its president for possible kickbacks and bid fixing in school contracts.
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Cleveland
UPI
The
Plain Dealer
Donated Foods
Thomas McQuade
Ohio Controlling Board
Presto
Great American Basic Commodities
Plover, Wise
FBI
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Joseph A. LoConti
Cleveland Board of Education
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Saral Nadie
Benet
Ther
Bederak
Nyenthons
Schriner and Deimling
Mid-Ohio Securities Corp
Spitzer Park Plaza
McCarthy
First National
Florence
Kevin
Grafton
Hovey
Kaiser Insurance Associates, Inc
Philip 8
Kaiser
William Comerford
Paul G. Hovey
Lorain County Bank
Karl W. Plocher
Crise
John Fuller
Wall Street
Nutt Gypyin
New York
Yes- Nall Steel
Aterday
ARIE
Aircorp
Mk O- Ally Poe
Penney
Allis Chalmers
Amy Aurlines
Proc & Gamble
HEA Corp
Rep Steel
Aim
Bobbie Briset Ltd
Uheral Uh Can Pac Ab
Western Union
Elec
Westve
Uu Consul Pwr
Detroit
Doanta
Woolworth
Davout
Xerox Eastern Air
Pierre R. Stone
Smith
Ford Motor
American Machine Ée Foundry
Gen Bleeme
Amercan
Sid Ten Motors
EAE
Tnratcoal
Wyince Ltd
Industries
Lear Syegler
Aelangert
National Gypsum
Redegg
Ohio Edison
Benecott
Tae Parker Haonls Ith
Kratt
Searle
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Souther Co
Tapat
Edison
By Louise Cook
Associated Press
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