Senate OKs Pay Hike For State Workers In Ohio
The Ohio Senate approved a pay raise bill 28 to 4, with costs estimated at 44 to 46 million dollars over two years. The plan would raise most hourly workers by 12 to 13 cents per hour across the biennium, phasing in higher increases for those earning above 8,320 dollars. The measure moves to the House, delays possible until Oct 1, and faced opposition over shifting funds from lower paid to higher paid employees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Senate
Springfield
House
Sen
Robert R. Shaw
R - 16
Columbus
Shaw
Theodore M. Gray
Prisoners Of War Freed In Hanoi Return Home
An IC plane left for North Vietnam to pick up three U S prisoners of war released in Hanoi. Capt Wesley Rumble Lt Robert Frishman and Douglas Hegdahl were handed to an American pacifist group after reports they were well treated. Hanoi radio quoted Frishman praising medical care and hoping the war ends soon.
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Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Wesley Lewis Rumble
Air Force
Oroville
Calif
Robert Franchot Frishman
Santee
Douglas Hegdahl
Watertown
S. C
Hanoi Radio
Frishman
Rumble
Scientists Promise Beautiful Mars Photos On TV Tonight
Mariner 7 flew past Mars and stored pictures for television tonight. Scientists expect beautiful images of the southern polar cap and craters guiding new clues on ice or dry ice. Temperature readings and atmospheric data were conducted during the fly-by and will be released at a Thursday news conference.
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Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 7
South Polar Cap
Mariner 6
Earth
Mis
Sion
Norman Horowitz
California Institute of Technology
Training denies Nader charge on mining report
Washington Undersecretary of the Interior Russell E. Train refutes consumer advocate Ralph Nader's claim that a report on underground mining harms is being suppressed. He says the document would appear as a working paper and was overlooked during the spring transition.
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Washington
Russell E. Train
Ralph Nader
Train
Payoffs Said Eight Columbus Police Get Racket Pay
In Columbus Ohio the Justice Department said one of eight Columbus police officers accused of conspiring with gamblers received at least 750 dollars a month in payoffs from racketeers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Justice Department
Athens Council Eyes Public Hearing on Human Relations Commission
Athens city council moves toward a first public hearing on the Human Relations Commission and studies charter government. Page 2 notes water project financing debated by Nelsonville City Council. Page 5 reports Pomeroy councilmen hearing sewerage rate complaints from nearly 100 citizens.
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Athens Council
First Human Relations Commission
Nelsonville City
Pomeroy
Moon Party Marks Armstrong Birthday in Space Center
At Houston’s Space Center 39th birthday is celebrated in quarantine with 18 companions and 26 candles on the cake for Neil Armstrong. Armstrong Aldrin and Collins finish 16 days of isolation to prevent lunar contamination as 16 others work among rocks and moon dust.
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Jesse Stewart
Stewart
Armstrong
Aldrin
Jeff Warner
Moon rocks spark heated debate among scientists
Warner and colleagues discuss differing opinions on lunar material with months of research ahead. He notes the rocks differ from Earth specimens and hints the coming months will decide if the moon is Earth like or not.
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Warner
Earth
Nationwide Hunt Targets Andrew Manuel in Coed Murders
Authorities expanded a nationwide search for Andrew Manuel 25 last seen in Salinas California in connection with a federal fugitive warrant for trailer theft in Michigan. The case links seven Michigan college coeds and teenage girls killings with two California victims.
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
Manuel
California
John N. Collins
Ypsilanti
Collins
Salinas
Los Angeles
Susan M. Hennessy
Seaside
Calif
Karen Sue Beineman
Washtenaw County
Douglas J. Harvey
Moody
House Votes Surcharge Extension and Tax Reform Debate
The House approved a six month extension of the income tax surcharge at 10 percent through December 31 and moves toward debate on a broad tax reform bill that includes a 5 percent six month extension. Democrats push to remove the extra 5 percent and seek amendments to rate reductions while the Rules Committee weighs allowing changes.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Clarence E. Miller
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Rules
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James F. Marshall
Association
Marshall
House Finance Committee
Charles E. Fry
Hegdahl
Canberra
Pasadena, Calif
Hemisphere
Robert B
Leighton
Kiesinger
Bonn
Kurt-Georg Kiesinger
United States
Nixon
Berlin
Santiago
Chile
Andes
Eeeer
Sions
Edward Carlbom
Eastern Michigan University
Adams County
Mendon, Ill
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