Rhodes to launch petition drive for four ballot measures
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes said he will mount an initiative petition drive to place his four proposals on the November ballot after the General Assembly failed to act by the deadline. He aims to collect more than 300,000 signatures by August and will push the issues in their original form with additional programs on energy and housing loans. He criticized the legislature for not doing the job and vowed to take the fight to the people, predicting strong support from unemployed Ohioans as warm weather starts.
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Tel Aviv hotel raid leaves 16 dead in terror attack
Palestinian terrorists seized a Tel Aviv hotel using rubber boats and blew up a floor, killing seven guerrillas and nine Israelis and tourists. Israeli commandos retook the building and killed two more attackers. Kissinger condemned the attack as he pursued Middle East peace talks.
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Ohio 1975 license tags use red stickers on plates
A red tag sale introduces little red stickers to the lower right of last year’s plates in Ohio. They keep the same price but switch the purchasing method. Joy Lloyd, 19, of 142 Bath St, demonstrates where to apply the new sticker. (See Page C-7 for full purchase plan. C-T photo by Gene Krebs.)
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Wholesale prices fall for third straight month
Washington AP reports wholesale prices declined in February for the third consecutive month led by lower farm product costs. The Labor Department index fell eight tenths of a percent from January, the largest monthly drop in a December-to-February downtrend, while February prices remained 14.6 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Ford proposes summer jobs plan and extended public service work
President Ford asked Congress for 2 billion dollars to fund a summer youth job program and to extend the public service jobs for adults beyond December 31. The White House said action followed Labor Department advice that public service jobs would be phased out starting July 1 to end the program by year’s end.
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Weather Outlook With Rain Likely Tonight And Tomorrow
Cloudy tonight with rain likely late tonight and a low in the mid to upper 30s. Occasional rain tomorrow with a high in the 40s. Sixty percent chance tonight and 80 percent tomorrow. Winds west to east at 5 to 20 mph. Sunrise 6 50 a m Sunset 6 24 p m. Great grandmother faced pay burdens but kept up.
Wealthy should receive tax rebates, Simon says
Washington United Press International reports Treasury Secretary William Simon argues tax rebates should favor middle and upper income Americans rather than the poor. He cites consumer purchases of cars and appliances as a stimulus while the poor would spend on nondurable goods. He urges revising a 21.3 billion bill to target those earning over 10 thousand dollars annually.
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Postcard 19 Years Late Delights North Olmsted Family
In North Olmsted, Tillie Abernathy received a postcard sent by her parents from Hamburg on June 23, 1956. The uncancelled 21 cent stamp drew surprise as the note claimed she had mailed a letter back in seven days. Postmaster Earl Clark offered no definite explanation.
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