Ford Should Maintain Import Tax To Counter OPEC Pressure
The piece argues that OPEC plans to raise oil prices heighten the need to keep the $2 per barrel import tax, with a final $3 target. It contends Ford’s policy reduces dependence on foreign oil and urges Congress to pursue energy independence, warning against backing down before OPEC’s September talks.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Ford
OPEC
Mr. Ford
United States of America
Congress
U.S
America
Open meetings bill advances public access in Ohio
Elyria Chronicle Telegram notes the Ohio Senate passage of a bill to curb closed meetings by public bodies statewide while allowing six specific executive session types. It warns the House must not dilute protections and urges vigorous enforcement to prevent secrecy and protect public confidence.
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Ohio Senate
House
Senate
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Ohio House of Representatives
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
The Wage Price Council Debate Shapes 1976 Politics
Washington writers expect a noisy Senate debate as the Wage Price Council faces a one year extension into 1977. Analysts warn inflation risks from farm and oil prices, with Congress debating a stronger watchdog while business and labor resist heavy intervention.
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Washington
Senate
Donnybroak
Congress
Edward Kennedy
D.- Mass
J. Erwin Miller
Cummins Engine Co
Albert Rees
Kennedy
House
Debate on defense policy prompts call for better knowledge
The piece notes Senate debates on defense and related policy reveal limited preparation by many lawmakers. It cites a letter from Robert W. Berry criticizing arguments for admitting women to military academies, warning of legal and military implications and potential discrimination.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Army
House
Senate
Robert W. Berry
Rockefeller Quietly Refuses Vice Presidential Run in 1976
Washington window commentary notes Vice President Rockefeller will not campaign for the 1976 Republican vice presidency. He asks Ford to keep a free hand in choosing a running mate, while signaling his own value and appeal to conservative critics. Ford faces internal pressure as party factions mobilize ahead of the convention.
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George J. Marder Washington
UPI
Ford
Nelson A
Rockefeller
New York State Republican Committee
Jetport debate prompts letters from Black River district
Readers urge opposition to a proposed jetport claiming risks to homes and farms in Medina County. They accuse SERTA of overstepping authority and call for letters to senators Glenn Taft and representatives, urging broad public pressure to influence eminent domain law.
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Black River District
SERTA
Cuyahoga County
Medina County
Columbus
Washington
Sen
Robert Taft Jr
Russell Senate
D.C
John Glenn
Dirksen
Senate
Washington, D.C
Charles A. Mosher
Medina County Publication Office Hours and Rates Notice
Publication details state Medina County Publications Inc. operates daily except Sundays and holidays from 865 W Liberty St Medina Ohio 44256. Office hours are 8am to 5pm weekdays and 8am to noon Saturday. Circulation hours, rates for single copies and mail subscriptions are listed for 12 and 6 month terms and student rates.
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Medina County Publications Inc
W. Liberty St
Medina
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Berry
Congressional
West Point
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Washington Window Commentary
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