Senate Budget Tax Struggle Persists In Ohio
In Columbus the Senate Ways and Means Committee resumes debate on an $8 billion House tax-appropriations package amid reports of late-night sessions. Leaders weigh a sales tax hike and scaled back income tax options as Gov. Gilligan and Speaker Kurfess spar over spending and policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ways and Means Committee
House
Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Michael Maloney
R-7
Cincinnati
Senate
GOP
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Theodore Gray
Piqua
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
Food Inspection Probe Sought After Botulism Contamination
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal calls for a congressional probe into federal food inspection programs after botulism toxin was found in two recent soups. Campbell recalls 200000 cans of chicken vegetable soup packed July 15. Bon Vivant vichyssoise tied to a botulism death. FDA and USDA inspections and gaps cited.
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Washington
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
New York Democrat
Campbell Soup Co
Bon Vivant
USDA
Campbell
FDA
Fiscal Disaster Looms in Thirteen School Districts
North Gallia is among thirteen districts facing near fiscal disaster. State Auditor Ferguson will dispatch examiners within two weeks to analyze cash positions at the request of local school boards under a General Assembly law.
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Columbus
Ohio
North Gallia
Joseph Ferguson
108Th General Assembly
Ferguson
Five Ohio Insurers Face Charges Over Deceptive Sales
Deputy director E. E. Eckert says five insurers in Ohio used deceptive sales tactics in life and auto policies. Charges will target agents within weeks. Probe began after tape records from Rep. Frank Mayfield. Examples include agents posing as investment counselors and implying stock-like benefits. Over 200 questionnaires have been sent to complainants.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Insurance
Ohio
E. E. Eckert
Frank Mayfield
Cincinnati
Eckert
Obituary notices and sports updates in brief
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Some Controls May Be Kept Connally Says
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally says the government will likely retain some controls after the wage-price freeze. He notes it is unlikely all controls will be lifted and discusses possible future intensity and naming. The piece covers reactions from lawmakers, academics, and indicators in markets as the policy debates continue.
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Treasury
John B. Connally
ABC
Nixon
Labo
Federal Home Loan’ Bank Board
Catholic University
Congress
Campitol Hill
George Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Joint Economic Committee
San Quentin escape plan hints at broader breakout
California prisons chief Raymond Procunier said the abortive San Quentin escape by George Jackson and John Spain may reflect a wider plan. He noted rumors of a system wide breakout and said authorities discussed security measures after the six deaths and two escapes at the adjustment center.
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San Quentin
Calif
California
George Jackson
John
Larry
Spain
Raymond K. Procunier
Jackson
San Quentin Adjustment Center
Procunier
Soledad Brothers break as gun found during skin search
Prosecutor said a 9mm foreign made pistol was discovered in Jackson’s Afro style hairdo at the maximum security center. Jackson seized control after grabbing the pistol and ordered officers to the floor releasing 25 prisoners including John Clutchette and Fleeta Drumgo who await trial for the guard slaying.
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Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Maximum Security Adjustment Center
Stephen M. Bingham
Procunier
John Clutchette
Fleeta Drumgo
Soledad
Nixon Faces No Barriers to China Trip Says White House
White House officials said no conditions have been placed by Communist China on Nixon’s planned visit to Peking. Rep. Wilbur Mills suggested possible obstacles, but an informed source stated there is a high likelihood Nixon will go within eight months, barring unforeseen developments.
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Communist China
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Wilbur Mills
Peking
China
Mills
Arkansas
Red
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