Everglades Cushioned Eastern TriStar Crash and Survive 93
Federal official says the Everglades terrain and swamp water cushioned the impact of the Eastern Air Lines TriStar crash near Miami, allowing 93 of 171 aboard to survive while investigators recover flight recorders and wreckage.
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Miami, Fla
Everglades
Eastern Air Lines
John H. Reed
National Transportation Safety Board
Miami
Miami International Airport
Boeing
Eastern
Reed
Transportation Board
Florida Peninsula
Washington, D.C
Talks Set for January 8 as Bombing Halts
President Nixon ordered a halt to bombing above the 20th parallel after Hanoi agreed to resume serious negotiations with Henry Kissinger on January 8 in Paris. Talks will include technical discussions and bilaterals with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy, while minefields near North Vietnam’s ports remain.
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Washington
Nixon
North Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
White House
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
Kissinger
Gerald L. Warren
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Paris
Warren
Pentagon
Ohio law to aid non public schools faces constitutional challenge
After a federal court ruled Ohio's 90 dollars per pupil aid to non public schools unconstitutional the author of the law urged a constitutional amendment. State officials discussed appeals to the Supreme Court and possible tax deductions for 1972 while church leaders urged continued support for public and non public options.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus
Robert Kosydar
U.S. Supreme Court
Norman Murdock
Murdock
New York State
U.S
Congress
Joseph L. Bernardin
Herman Kenning
Archdiocesan
Britain Nears Entry Into Common Market
London AP reports Britain will join the European Common Market this week marking a continental role after a thousand years of history. Public opinion remains divided though Parliament approved joining for Jan 1 1973. Heath argues unity with Europe sustains political influence while Ireland and Denmark also join the market.
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London
Britain
Edward Heath
Europe
U.S
Ireland
Denmark
Laurel Lea Wed After Postponement
Miss America 1972 Laurel Lee Schaefer from Columbus was to marry former Columbus newscaster John Lurie after a postponement. The wedding rehearsal was missed at a Columbus church and the ceremony was later revived with personal reasons given and no further explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Laurel Lee Schaefer
Columbus
John Lurie
Laurel
John
Alvin Duane Smith
Gilligan Signs Pay Raise Bill in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan signed a law increasing pay for state legislators and county and township officials starting next year. The signing occurred at the Governor's Mansion before the Sunday midnight deadline, avoiding delay if not enacted in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Robert Tenenbaum
Sheriff Dan Tehan Reigns End After 24 Years
Hamilton County Sheriff Dan Tehan retires after a 24 year tenure as Col. Paul Fricker is sworn in at the county courthouse. Fricker vows to improve the service and modernize the sheriff's patrol as Tehan steps down following his retirement and decision not to seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dan Tehan
Hamilton County
Paul Fricker
King Features Head Dies at 53 in New York
Milton L. Kaplan 53 president and general manager of the King Features Syndicate died Friday most likely from a heart attack. He previously worked as a reporter and editor for the Minneapolis Tribune and led Hearst Headline Service. He served as national editor of Hearst newspapers from 1966 to 1968.
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Windham
N.Y
Milton L. Kaplan
King Features Syndicate
Minneapolis Tribune
Hearst Headline Service
Hearst Newspapers
Battle With Nixon Seen In Congress
In Washington the 93rd Congress convenes to oppose President Nixon on spending and policy. Democrats, boosted by a 57 member Senate majority and slim House losses, brace for clashes over Vietnam, federal aid principles, wage controls, health care, tax reform, and government reorganization. Senate moves toward Watergate probes add tension as reform efforts and renewal of expiring programs race forward.
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Washington
Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
White House
93Rd
House
Saxbe Pleased as Bombing Halts and Talks Resume
Senator William B. Saxbe of Ohio voiced optimism after peace negotiations with North Vietnam were set to resume in Paris on Jan 8. He welcomed President Nixon’s halt to bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong and urged winding down the war as Congress adjourns.
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Mechanicsburg
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Washington
Ate Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
Paris
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Saxbe
Congress
Democrats To Take House As Senate Keeps Edge In Ohio
The 110th Ohio General Assembly begins Jan 1 with Democrats controlling the House 58-41 and Republicans holding a 17-16 Senate edge. New leaders pledge a slower pace, focused on the budget due by Jan 17 and ethics, election reform, and taxes. Governor Gilligan seeks full disclosure laws and reforms while other measures include anti cognovit notes and abortion policy discussions.
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House
GOP
Senate
Ohio General Assembly
Perry Smith
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
110Th General Assembly
109Th General Assembly
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Ohio
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Lancione
Gray
John J. Gilligan
Riffe
General Assembly
No Paper Monday The Messenger Holiday Note
The Messenger will be not published Monday January 1 1973 to allow staff to observe New Year’s Day. The message wishes readers a happy 1973 and states publication resumes with Tuesday’s edition.
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Dan
the Messenger
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Heath
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Laurel Lea
Bexley
Illinois
Ohio State University Medical School
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Louisiana
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Piqua
Gary
William G. Batthelder
R-Medina
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Youngstown
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