Foster Parents Win Adoption of 3 Year Old Julie
Probate Court Judge Francis Talty ruled it is in Julie Sheila Haun's best interests to stay with foster parents Charles and Mary Haun of Olmsted Township. He indicated a final adoption decree will follow.
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Olmsted Township
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Children’s Services Agency
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Union Terminal
Talty
Cuyahoga County
Nixon Faces Choice Over Welfare Reform Passages
Congress approved the tougher welfare reform bill requiring able bodied recipients to work or enter job training. The measure expands funds for day care and public service jobs to cut exemptions and boost employment, placing President Nixon at a political dilemma.
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Siberia Quake Not Felt in Alaska Officials Say
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake off Kamchatka stirred seismic alerts for Alaska’s Aleutians and Hawaii but Palmer officials expect no Pacific sea wave. The quake centered about 1,700 miles west of Anchorage and was not felt in Alaska.
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Gilligan avoids new tax pledge after income tax passage
Gov. John J. Gilligan said he planned no new tax increases after the state income tax passage but refused to call it a pledge. He warned a court ruling against real estate based school funds could force a rise in income taxes. American fighters struck deeper into North Vietnam, hitting a missile battery 210 miles north of the DMZ, according to the U.S. Command.
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Dollar Slumps To Fresh Record Lows Across Currencies
The U S dollar fell to new lows in major markets amid devaluation expectations. Lira 599-601 per dollar, yen 321.9, Swiss franc 3.8700-3.8775, and franc 5.30 quoted in Paris. Congress moves to extend Nixon powers while tackling wage and price bills through April 30, 1973. Toledo mayor urges cancelation of American Independent Party national convention citing security and cost concerns.
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Humphrey weighs primaries before Ohio California bid
Sen Hubert Humphrey says he will watch Florida and Wisconsin results before deciding on a run in Ohio and California. He spoke to about 100 reporters at Toledo airport and headed to Bowling Green for a Rural Development Subcommittee hearing.
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Nixon Agrees to Dollar Devaluation Amid Monetary Crisis
President Nixon agrees to devalue the dollar for the first time since 1934 after a nine hour Azores meeting with Georges Pompidou. Officials say an 8 percent devaluation is possible, raising gold to about 37.80 per ounce and making U S products more competitive abroad.
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Nixon
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Crisis talks target world monetary reform plan
High level U S officials say a currency revaluation accord with Pompidou could lift the 10 percent import surcharge. France would keep its value, West Germany may raise the mark, and the yen could rise, with broader exchange rate fluctuations allowed. The communique notes talks with the United States to address short term issues with France and other Common Market countries.
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Government-paid clinicians ready to serve in slums and rural areas
The National Health Service Corps will begin deploying government-paid physicians dentists and nurses to doctor-poor city slums and rural areas. By January end it plans 20 locations 20 more in March and 20 to 60 by July under the Emergency Health Personnel Act.
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National Health Service Corps
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Elliot L. Richardson
Federal Register
H. McDonald Rimple
Rimple
East Pakistanis Seek Cease-Fire Amid Advancing Forces
The Indian government said Pakistan’s Lt. Gen. A. A. K. Niazi asked Gen. Sam Manekshaw for a cease-fire. Manekshaw reportedly replied he would order one once Pakistanis surrender to advancing Indian troops as Dacca bombards and Chittagong endures heavy naval air assaults.
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East Pakistan
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A. A. K. Niazi
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Chittagong
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Moral Laxity Charged to Pornographers in Cincinnati
Charles Keating founder of Citizens for Decent Literature testifies in Cincinnati against Cinema X International alleging pornographic films fuel moral breakdown and rising venereal disease and sexual assaults. Judge orders production of two films or faces fines. Keating cites Clancy screening slides and a taped summary. Keating notes Ohio law violations by pornographers and links to crime, while CDL seeks to curb alleged pornography. Keating is brother of U S Representative William Keating.
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Cincinnati
Citizens For Decent Literature
Keating
James Clancy
Los Angeles
William Matthews
Clancy
Ohio
Ohio begins mailing withholding tax forms to employers
The Ohio Department of Taxation starts sending withholding instructions and tables to major employers as it moves toward collecting state personal income tax. Initial 4,000 forms reach the largest firms, with 400,000 more mailed by Monday. corporation tax forms follow in January. Registration cards accompany the tables. The bill, awaiting final passage, imposes a 10 percent property tax rollback on real estate owners, including utilities.
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Ohio
House
Senate
Ohio Voters Reject Most School Levies in Tuesday Ballots
About 70 percent of school levy requests were defeated in Ohio special elections. Indian Creek Local District in Jefferson County approved a 5.5 mill levy 3596 to 3384, and South Central Local School District in Huron County approved a 10 mill package 645 to 542, averting shutdowns.
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