Equity on liquor permits sparks new appeal rights
Ohio residents who opposed tavern permits gained a new avenue to challenge liquor decisions. The General Assembly passed a law allowing municipalities to appeal transfers and renewals to the Ohio Liquor Control Commission and through courts, ensuring equity for both opponents and permit holders.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
General Assembly
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Critics Say LEAA Fails To Curb Crime Despite Spending
Two independent studies from the Twentieth Century Fund and the Center for National Security Studies conclude LEAA has yielded little in crime reduction, citing red tape and negligible impact on crime statistics in eight high impact cities. They note Congress weighs a new $6.8 billion extension as crime rises due to court bottlenecks.
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LEAA
Twentieth Century Fund
Center For National Security Studies
SEAA
Soviet spy planes probe Alaska pipeline threat
Soviet MiG-23 or MiG-25 fighters made a two- way intru sion over the Trans Alaska pipeline area during a field exercise in 1975. They circled the valley and crossed toward Siberia, remaining about 12 minutes in U S air space. Rep John Murphy cited eyewitnesses from the 172nd Infantry Brigade and warned of possible U S retaliation if Russia repeats such incursions. The Air Force said it has no record of the overflights.
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U.S
Alaska
United States
Soviet Union
Bering Strait
Siberia
John Murphy
House
Outer Continental Shelf Committee
Murphy
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
172Nd
Jack Frost
New York
Air Force
Creeping annexation fuels U.S. Israel tensions
Washington faces growing friction as Israel's cabinet votes a partial retreat on settlements in the Arab West Bank. Javits warned Rabin that Washington will pressure for a final settlement, and the compromise risks U.S. retaliation once a new president takes office. The piece notes Carter and Reagan dynamics and warns of renewed conflict over creeping annexation.
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Arab West Bank
Jordan
Middle East
U.S
Israel
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Yitzhak Rabin
Javits
Rabin
Shimon Peres
Yigal Allon
Egypt
Syria
Kaddum
West Bank
Jordan River
William W. Scranton
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Stae
Brezhnev roses and U.S. term limits spark debate
The piece argues Soviet leaders face pressure to retire as Brezhnev receives constant praise and gifts while the U.S. contemplates constitutional limits on presidents. It notes Khrushchev’s earlier attempt, Eisenhower’s two-term rule, and Ford’s struggles, urging a shorter or nonpartisan path for the presidency amid a culture of relentless campaigning. It contrasts Soviet succession with American aims for stable governance.
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Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Ford
U S buys time to isolate Castro in Panama talks
A Ford administration strategy aims to slow Castro and Torrijos by diplomacy in Panama canal negotiations. Castro uses Panama as a base to project influence, while Latin American nations weigh concessions and U S pressure to curb Havana’s reach. Republicans praise measured talks as a path to weaken Castro without force. Goldwater urges diplomacy to preserve canal access.
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Torrijos
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Fidel Castro
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Ronald Reagan
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