Tax repeal drive in Ohio files petitions with 350000 names
Ohio lawmakers race to put the income tax repeal on the November ballot as supporters led by Rep. Robert Netzley claim more than 326,000 signatures rival opponents from the Ohio Education Association and retail groups prepare a public statement and legal review. The effort aims for 350,000 names before Brown reviews the list and possible delays could trigger a 10 day extension if short.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Netzley
Laura
Netzley
Repeal Movement
Brown
Tulley
No-Fault Crash Measure Buried in Senate Action
The Senate sent the no fault automobile insurance bill back to the Commerce Committee for study by a 49 to 46 vote, effectively killing momentum this year. Supporters and opponents argued over constitutional questions and industry impact as the bill would cap medical costs and lost wages and reduce lawsuits.
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Washington
Senate
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Roman Hruska
Rneb
Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Commerce
State Farm
Aetna
Allstate
Travelers
Transportation Department
Florida
Massachusetts
Shriver Named Democrat VP Nominee In Unity Show
In a prime time unity event the Democratic National Committee chose Sargent Shriver as their vice president nominee and praised the ticket's contrast with Nixon and Agnew. McGovern noted Shriver’s selection, while Eagleton's withdrawal and Morse's lone vote shaped a tense party stance. Shriver pledged a broad campaign focused on education law enforcement and humanitarian programs.
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McGovern
Shriver
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Sargent Shriver
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
George McGovern
Mittee
Spiro Agnew
Tum
Missouri
Warren Hearnes
Eagleton
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Senate
Rangers Replace Militia in Saigon-area Ambushes
South Vietnamese rangers have taken over for government militia units in a stretch 17 miles east of Saigon after heavy losses. An estimated 58 militiamen were killed and 55 wounded as ambushes unfolded Monday and Tuesday. The Rangers, aided by helicopters, moved to encircle about 250 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fighters in the Binh Song rubber plantation near Highway 15.
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Saigon
Binh Song
Binh Son
Long Thanh
End-War Vote Near For House End War Vote Near For House
Washington AP report on the House scramble to approve an end-the-war mandate tied to a $2.1 billion foreign aid bill. The outcome hinges on an amendment requiring full U S withdrawal from Indochina by year end in exchange for prisoner releases and a limited cease-fire.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
Elvis Presley Seeks Divorce From Priscilla
Elvis Presley says he has consulted his lawyer and divorce agreements are nearly complete for a Los Angeles divorce from Priscilla Presley. The couple has one child, Lisa Marie, four.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Priscilla
Presley
Los Angeles
Lisa Marie
Plan Includes Rail Funds for Federal Loan Guarantees
A House subcommittee plan to aid surface transit proposes 5 billion dollars in federal loan guarantees for railroads. The bill includes new financial aid and legal procedure revisions affecting railroads and trucking and barge industries.
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Washington
House Transportation Subcommittee
Federal Cancer Battle Advances With New Construction Grants
The National Cancer Institute awards 44 million dollars in construction grants to 17 U S medical research institutions marking a rare federal funding push in cancer facilities. The program funds range from 25 000 to 36 000 annual salaries for lead researchers and supports building projects from a 15 story Boston cancer research hospital to a New Mexico Albuquerque university project.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
U.S
The
Cancer Institute
NCI
Boston
University of New Mexico Medical School
Albuquerque
Gunfire and protests mark Northern Ireland unrest
Violence and demonstrations disrupted Northern Ireland as Roman Catholics protest internment policy. Buses were hijacked in Belfast, Newry, a freight train attacked near Lurgan with gasoline grenades, while a new cancer treatment facility plan emerged in Los Alamos and Ft. Detrick with a $6.8 million Litton Bionetics contract by the NIH.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Newry
Lurgan
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Agnew
Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
Guam
Peace Corps
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Richard Nixon
Congress
Toledo, Ohio
General Motors Corp
Albert Lucas
GM Tech Center
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Mich
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Joi Lansing
St. John’s Hospital
Hollywood
George Jay
New Mexico
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
Army Germ-Warfare Laboratories
Ft. Detrick, Md
Detrick
National Institutes of Health
Litton Bionetics Inc
Litton Industries, Inc
Amanda Burden
Edward M. Kennedy
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Carter
Kennedy
Powell
Titusville, Fla
Kim Powell
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