Beebe testifies in Ohio Episcopal court over women priest communion
In Akron Ohio Rev. L Peter Beebe denies disobeying the law as he allowed two Episcopal women priests to celebrate communion at St Paul Church The Ecclesiastical Court in Ohio convened for the first time in 50 years Beebe faces charges of violating ordinance vows and defying his bishop Prosecutor Sterling Newell Jr questions Beebe about communications with Bishop John Burt regarding the December service in Oberlin The trial resumes today with Beebe expected to testify again
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Akron
UPI
L. Peter Beebe
Beebe
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Beebe Stein
Sterling Newell Jr
John Burt
Refugee resettlement bill clears House for 405 million
The House approved a bill authorizing 405 million dollars for South Vietnamese refugee resettlement. Slowed processing and dwindling funds mar the effort, with the Senate delaying action and proposing careful study before approval as administration warnings of shortages rise.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ford
Ohio rail funds in doubt threaten $18 million in federal aid
Ohio risks losing $18 million in federal funds for rail reconstruction unless the General Assembly creates a rail planning agency and removes constitutional barriers to lending to private firms. Jud Gould said a federal report urged potential abandonment of 600 miles of rail but funding would cover 70 percent of costs over two years, with the state covering 30 percent.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
General Assembly
Rail Services Planning Office
Jud Gould
RSPO
Ohio Senate Transportation Committee
Gould
Potato growers go broke as prices slump nationwide
Boise report says farmers face record low prices not seen since the Great Depression era. Idaho the top producer hires illegal labor to trim costs while consumers pay 10 to 15 cents a pound for potatoes in some stores.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho
Maine
Potato prices fluctuate nationwide amid bumper crops
A United Press International survey shows fresh market potato prices rose briefly due to weather and harvests in 1972 and 1973, reaching 14 cents a pound last May. Demand outpaced supply, then a large fall crop pushed prices down to a cent per pound this winter, the lowest since 1935.
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United Press International
Jackson raises 186125 for 1976 campaign in Washington
Sen. Henry M. Jackson gathered 1489 diners at a Washington gala, raising 186125 and triggering a dollar-for-dollar match from the federal treasury under the 1974 reform law. Jackson and George Wallace are the only Democrats to meet the matching funds threshold in 20 states. He blamed GOP mismanagement of the economy since 1969 in his address.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Federal Treasury
Gov
George Wallace
Alabama
Forecast for Rain and Warmer Temperatures This Week
The forecast calls for rain tomorrow with increasing cloudiness and warmer afternoon highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. A 10 percent chance of precipitation today, rising to 50 percent tonight and 60 percent Thursday. Winds southerly 8 to 15 mph. Lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Humidity and sunrise sunset times noted. Temperatures Tuesday reach 63 to 47, with humidity at 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. varying through the day.
May 14 Almanac Note Highlights Birthdays and History
On this date in 1686 Gabriel Fahrenheit was born. Bobby Darin turns 30. Key events include 1904 Olympic Games in the U.S. 1942 WAACs established 1969 Nixon Vietnam withdrawal proposal 1973 Skylab launched. George Meredith quote offers a thought for the day.
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United Press International
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Gabriel Fahrenheit
Bobby Darin
United States
Nixon
South Vietnam
Ohio House approves 10.7 billion dollar state budget
The Ohio House passed 58 to 39 a record 10.7 billion dollar budget for 1976 77 with no new taxes. The Democratic budget increases school funding by 27 percent and boosts higher education welfare and mental health allocations while trimming highway and capital construction funds. Myrl Shoemaker said the measure is fiscally responsible despite Republican concerns over revenue estimates and program cuts.
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UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
House
Claire M. Ball Jr
Athens
Rhodes
Highland band concert and local meetings in Brunswick area
Highland High School hosts a 7 30 p m band concert in the auditorium. A Drive to Survive defensive driving course is set for 7 p m at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with no charge. Coventry Estates residents plan a 7 30 p m meeting at 3760 Carlistle Drive to discuss drainage and park work. The zoning board will meet to hear Nick Kostandaras variance requests and subpoenas were issued to city and county officials. City Council committees will meet to discuss police pay raise.
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Granger
Highland High School
Brunswick
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Pearl Road
Bill Grant
Brunswick Vfw
Coventry Estates
Kenneth Sutherland
Ronald E. Beineke
Carlistle Drive
Zoning Board of Appeals
Nick Kostandaras
Kostandaras
Kenneth Hotz
John Oberholtzer
Stanley Wokoun
Richard Allar
Police and Safety
City Council
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Louis Paisley
THE
Mike Mansfield
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Appropriations Subcommittee On Immigration and Migration
Ohio Rail
the Transportation Committee
Rep
Arthur Wilkowski
Dtoledo
the Almanac
Congress
Waacs
Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
U.S. Skylab
George Meredith
Ments
Ohio National Guard
James A. Rhodes
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
House Finance Committee
Brunswick High School Choir
Patty Weiland
Frank Tsachos
Cindy Adams
Coventry Homeowners
Chi "Ewa
Aane
Fred Fri
D.D.S
Chippewa Valley Bank
FDIC
Chippewa Lake
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