White House dismisses 10 percent pay cut idea
The White House shows little enthusiasm for a 10 percent wage cut proposal for President Carter while a House Appropriations Committee amend ment would freeze salaries for the President Congress and top officials. About 16 000 federal workers would miss a cost of living increase under 1979 legislation and AT T supported a corporate pay freeze.
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UPI
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House Appropriations Committee
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Federal Reserve Board
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Jody Powell
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Senate Banking Committee
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t Board
John deButts
Oregon Republicans pick Atiyeh over ex governor McCall
United Press International reports Oregon voters chose state Sen. Victor Atiyeh to challenge Gov. Bob Straub, denying ex-governor Tom McCall a comeback amid low turnout bad weather and term limit beliefs. In Eugene voters repealed a gay rights ordinance, joining similar actions from several cities. Kentucky Republican Sen. Walter Huddleston cruised to renomination while Tom Easterly upset Breckinridge in Kentucky's 6th district. HEW marks 25th anniversary with a Big Bird photo in Washington.
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Bob Straub
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Minn
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Kaw
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Kentucky
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Tom Easterly
Showalter Sees Hope for Schools Bailout Plan
Showalter argues a state legislature bailout could provide a temporary remedy for city schools. An alternate 1978-79 calendar proposed by Showalter delayed opening to late September to extend the school year into June, but he later opposed it. The board approved a schedule opening Aug 30 with varying end dates dependent on funding and state auditor certification.
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Steven J Dickerson
Showalter
Gilligan Promoted to Cabinet Level Development Role
Former Ohio Governor John Gilligan, selected by President Carter to coordinate U S foreign aid and economic policies for developing nations, will chair the Cabinet level Development Coordinating Committee. He says the move shifts focus to Third World interdependence with Africa Asia and Latin America.
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UPI
Ohio
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Carter
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Asia
Latin America
West
Gilligan
Fred Sullivan opens new appraisal firm
Fred Sullivan a Century 2 Realty veteran with 11 years in real estate opens Appraisers Inc. He will appraise homes offer sit-down conferences arrange title work and give suggestions to sell homes without problems. He lives in Elyria and previously worked as office manager trade-in manager and company appraiser for Lehman Johnson.
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Fred Sullivan
Century 2
Charter Realty
Appraisers Inc
Sullivan
Lehman-Johnson
Elyria
Energy bill near House Senate conference vote
Washington UPI report says a deregulation based natural gas pricing plan steps toward final passage. House conferees approved a 13-12 plan despite sharp opposition calling it political hysteria. Carter shifted stance to push broader energy package through, while Rep Moffett urged drastic changes and faster action.
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UPI
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House Senate
House
Congress
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D-Conn
Moffett
Firestone blames driver care for tire failures
Firestone vice president John J. Floberg testified before a House subcommittee that blowouts and failures of the Steel Belted Radial 500 stem from poor motorist maintenance, not tire design or manufacture. The hearing paralleled an NHSTA probe weighing a possible recall of 23.6 million Firestone 500 tires.
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Firestone
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John Moss
D-Calif
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Albert Gore Jr
D-Tenn
Grain price snapshot across Ohio markets shows mixed gains
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers in Ohio market areas after Tuesday closing and today. Northeast Ohio shows No 2 wheat at 2.91, shelled corn 2.58, oats 1.52, soybeans 6. BE. Northwest Ohio lists No 2 wheat 3.02, corn 2.40, oats 1.345, soybeans 6.96. Central Ohio 2.30 wheat, corn 2.42, oats 1.60, soybeans 6.94. Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative notes closing prices: wheat 2.83, corn 2.29, oats 1.30, soybeans 6.82.
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