Kickback system bottles up tag reforms
Ohio lawmakers debate a reform bill to switch license tag distribution to a mail system. The sponsor cites a 50 cent tag fee funded by local deputy registrars and routed as a political franchise tax to parties, with estimates of large annual contributions shaping the political debate.
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James Baumann
Columbus
Baumann
Pennsylvania
House
Highway and Safety Committee
C-T
J. Patrick Leahy
Ohio Democratic Party
Leahy
Kent McGough
Ohio Republican Party
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Beirut’s worst day in 11 months sparks heavy toll
Beirut endures its fiercest 24 hours of fighting in the ongoing civil war with 150 people dead and at least 320 wounded. The tragedy marks the heaviest toll in 11 months and reverberates across the capital as the conflict intensifies.
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Beirut
U S warns Cuba on interventions in Africa
Secretary of State Kissinger warned the United States will take forthright action to halt Cuban military interventions abroad. The warning followed reports the Ford administration may target Cuba itself with measures beyond mere rhetoric.
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Henry Kissinger
United States
Africa
Kissinger
Dallas
Angola
Rhodesia
Washington Star
Ford
Cuba
Pidel Castro
State Department
U.S
Department
Sovet Union
World Affairs Council of
America
South Africa
Star
the Star
Florida Keys
Soviet Union
Jeremiah O'Leary
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Christian Academy eyes fall opening on West Ridge
Elyria Christian Academy seeks a fall 1976 opening in own building off West Ridge Road after being ousted from First Baptist Church. A $1,000 gift starts a $75,000 land purchase plus up to $900,000 for building, with volunteer work planned and a fundraising campaign led by Rev. Walter Spieth. TURN TO PAGE 4, COL.
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Christian Academy
W. Ridge
Help of
Elyria Christian Academy
West Ridge Road
The
Academy
First Baptist Church
Walter Spieth
Academy School
Bethel Baptist Church
Fenwick Drive
Felix O'Donnell
Camper show preview on Pages 15 16
A brief preview of the camper show appears on Pages 15 and 16 offering readers a look at featured models, exhibitor highlights, and schedule details for the upcoming event.
Kamikaze pilot hits home of Lockheed payoff figure
Tokyo reports a single engine Piper Cherokee rammed Yoshio Kodama’s two story residence as pilot Shimoichiro Maeno shouted Long Live the Emperor. Maeno died in the crash. Kodama, 65, and others in the house were unharmed. Second plane left the area safely.
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Tokyo
Yoshio Kodama
Kodama
Shimoichiro Maeno
Maeno
Japan
The
Mitsuyasu Maeno
Chofu
U.S Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Laberal-Democratic Party
Kantaro Hamada
Hamada
Mystery disciples ready to quit Earth in Huntington
Four young adults calling themselves The Two addressed a Marshall University crowd saying they will depart Earth for a higher evolutionary kingdom aboard a Jesus Christ–operated space ship. They urged total detachment from possessions and love, predicting events within months and suggesting followers may join them in park meetings.
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Jesus Christ
Earth
Weather Outlook Warmer With Mild Tonight
Weather forecast notes warmer conditions continuing with clear spells and light winds. Tonight’s low near 30s, record of near zero rain chances this evening while tomorrow brings partly cloudy skies, windy and warmer with highs around 65 to 70. The day prior reached a high of 41 and a low of 18. Details on page indicated.
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