No Smoking Bill in Ohio Seen Impractical by Critics
The Senate Ways and Means Committee in Columbus considers a measure to split public venues into smoking and non smoking areas including restaurants. Critics say the plan is impractical and costly, with little consumer demand and enforcement challenges.
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Columbus
Restaurateurs
Ohio State Restaurant Association
Dayton
National Restaurant Association
General Assembly
Ford Reveals a New Dimension in Leadership
The nation credits President Ford for the Cambodian mission to retake the Mayaguez and rescue seamen, while noting a new facet of his leadership. He is seen as quiet and methodical yet capable of decisive, non negotiable action when necessary, reshaping perceptions of his presidency.
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Ford
Cambodia
Mayaguez
U.S
Gerald R. Ford
Mr. Ford
Richard Nixon
United States
Gerald Ford
Capitol Hill
New York City
Jerry Ford
Defense Must Remain Superior to Deter Enemies
A speaker argues the United States must maintain superior military power and high defense spending. He notes public calls to slash the 80 billion dollar national defense budget, cites private industry waste, and stresses that global security and allies require continued heavy funding and advanced R&D despite costs.
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UAW
Detroit
United States
Portugal election under AFM control fuels red alarm
Ronald Reagan warns that Portugal’s AFM led vote was a controlled sham with central party suppression. He cites Soviet funding of the Portuguese Communist Party, press and union takeovers, and a looming leftist dictatorship scenario that could pivot NATO loyalties away from the West.
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Portugal
Communist Party
Popular Democratic Party
Armed Forces Movement
AFM
PDP
Soviet Union
Labor Union Movement
NATO
United States
Azores
Madeira
Ford's approach signals shift in U S foreign policy tone
The text analyzes President Ford's evolving foreign policy stance. It notes his abrupt Vietnam withdrawal, a firmer stance against Israel aid pressure, and a potential drift on Portugal. It questions whether Ford will blend conservatism with pragmatism and how Lisbon's political shift may test Washington's realignments.
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United States
Mr. Ford
White House
Gerald Ford
Israel
Egypt
Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Portugal
Paris
Washington
Vietnam
Ford
Unemployment woes and wage trends in 1970s economy
A reflective column discusses eight million jobless, rising unemployment costs, and wage gains. It cites construction sector turmoil, strikes, and employer costs, urging targeted public works and stricter unemployment fraud policing while noting potential easing of layoffs and a growing workforce of 92 million.
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London
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Ussr
West
Italy
Spain
Joseph C. Harsch
Henry Kissinger
Congress
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Center Democrats
Europe
Moscow
Saigon
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