Gilligan Administration Pushes Budget Before Ohio House
In Columbus, administration officials urged the Republican controlled House Finance Appropriations Committee to back Gov. John J. Gilligan's 9.1 billion dollar budget for 1971-73. Welfare Director John E. Hanson warned of rising welfare rolls while advocating job training and education, and Liquor Director Richard E. Guggenheim outlined plans to curb illegal liquor traffic and possible tax effects.
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Columbus
Statehouse
House Finance Appropriations Committee
John J. Gilligan
John E. Hanson
Ohio
Guggenheim
Education legislation Focused at Athens meeting
A special meeting for area school boards and administrators in Athens on April 16 will center on education legislation. Speakers include Southeastern Ohio state representatives and senators, Ohio School Boards Association, and the Office of Gov. John Gilligan. Reservations for the 6 p.m. dinner with Dr. Russell A. Milliken at Ohio University Inn Education, Athens.
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Athens
Southeastern
Ohio
Ohio School Boards Association
John J. Gilli
Ohio University Inn
Russell A. Milliken
Ohio University College of Education
Congressmen sue Nixon over undeclared war in Vietnam
Three Democratic congressmen Parren Mitchell Michael Harrington and Benjamin Rosenthal move to halt U S combat in Indochina within 60 days unless Congress declares war They argue Article I empowers Congress to declare war and accuse the executive branch of unconstitutional overreach The suit seeks a court order stopping fighting and names lawyers Velvel D Amato and Vollen as preparers
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Parren J. Mitchell
Michael Harrington
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court
Indochina
Gress
Executive Branch
Congress of the
United States
United States Should Fight A War.” Rosenthal, Mitchell and Harrington
Massachusetts
Boston
Mitchell
Harrington
Rosenthal
Ohio House eyes open primaries and Sunday hunt bill
Ohio House members added 38 bills to the hopper, raising total to 599 in 13 weeks while the Senate has 189. Thorpe proposes nationwide presidential primary names on ballots with disavowal for removal. Armbruster Bechtold seek Sunday hunting on licensed preserves. A bipartisan effort would fund state employee awards up to 1000 for efficiency gains, plus bills to establish medical colleges and limit campaign spending to seven cents per resident.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Jim Thorpe
R - 90 Alliance
Thorpe
David E. Armbruster
John A. Bechtold
Cincinnati
Lloyd G. Kerns
Richwood
Knitting Class Planned at Hartford Community Center
Mrs Frances Swartz announces a knitting class Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Hartford Community Center. Instructor is Mrs Lucy Kaylor. Participants should bring needles and yarn to work with.
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Point Pleasant
Frances Swartz
Hartford Area
Hartford Commu
Nity Center
Lucy Kaylor
Iron-Hungry Bacteria Clean Appalachian Mine Drainage
Consolidation Coal Co announced a microbial process using iron hungry bacteria to treat 900000 gallons daily at Williams Mine south of Fairmont. The system lowers costs by using crushed limestone at 5 dollars a ton to neutralize acid, replacing hydrogenated lime at 17 dollars a ton, and could aid 12000 miles of polluted streams in Appalachia.
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Charleston
W.va
Appalachia
Consolidation Coal Co
Consol
Williams
Fairmont
Appalachian
Refusal By Israelis Termed Rogers Slap
TEL AVIV AP Israel's Labor party backed leaders' refusal to withdraw from occupied territories and called for substantial changes to pre 1967 borders. The convention resolved to retain the Golan Heights Gaza East Jerusalem and Sharm el Sheikh and prevent any Arab force crossing the Jordan River.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Labor Party
U.S
William ©. Rogers
Golda Meir
Egypt
Moshe Dayan
Abba Eban
Rogers
Dayan
Golan Heights
Syria
Gaza Strip
East Jerusalem
Sharm el Sheikh
Jordan River
Moore Opens April Special Session With Budget Condition
West Virginia lawmakers grumbled after receiving Gov Arch Moore Jr's call for a special session on April 27. The eight budget items must be funded from surplus funds, including a $1 million line for operating the legislature, prompting concern over remaining surplus funds.
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Charleston
W. Va
Arch A. Moore Jr
Senate
William Brotherton Jr
O-Kanawha
Moore
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Chicago
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D’amato
Drse
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Dayton
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