Cincinnati Attorneys Fight City Over Employee Raises
Attorneys arguing the city illegally granted city employee raises during a five week strike will present their case at the Ohio First District Court of Appeals. A Hamilton County suit by Jerome Goldman for an associate was dismissed by Judge William R. Mathews for lack of Ferguson Act invocation.
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Cincinnati
Ohio First District Court of Appeals
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Jerome Goldman
Mitchell Goldberg
William R. Mathews
Mathews
Regents to consider OU fee increase Friday
Regents meet Friday to discuss a proposed increase in university fees at Oklahoma University. The agenda includes the item labeled Inside OU and notes a focus on funding and student impact.
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MEIGS
Area Mental Health
Moore Ihievss En Fceders Bevesceavensine
Mistrial Request As Jury Deliberates For Fifth Day
Chicago AP report shows a jury of 12 deliberating seven riot conspiracy defendants from the 1968 Democratic National Convention case. Attorneys Kunstler and Weinglass seek a mistrial while Hoffman weighs possible instruction to resume deadlock talks.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Yablonski Case Study Resumes in Cleveland Grand Jury
A federal grand jury in Cleveland resumes proceedings to identify who hired the killers of United Mine Workers leader Joseph A. Yablonski. Sirious Huddleston, a 61 year old retired miner from LaFollette Tennessee and father of one of four Cleveland suspects, is expected to appear. Huddleston has invoked the Fifth Amendment. Indicted are Paul E. Gilly and his wife Annette, Claude E. Vealey, and Aubran W. Martin on charges of conspiring to kill Yablonski. They are bonded at a total of one million dollars. The grand jury notes a fund controlled by Mrs. Gilly Huddleston and her daughter and husband financed the plot but may not identify the funder.
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Sirious Huddleston
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Paul E. Gilly
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Claude E. Vealey
Aubran W. Martin
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B52 Raids Pause as Air Strikes Reach Laos Plain of Jars
Saigon reports 36 hour halt in B52 operations in South Vietnam while the big bombers join the Laotian government drive against North Vietnamese forces near the Plain of Jars. Smaller fighters hit targets around the plateau as U S air support slows the enemy advance.
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South Vietnam
America
Laotian
Plain of Jars
Laos
Vientiane
Nixon Outlines State of World Address on Soviet Missile Rise
President Nixon warned Congress that the Soviet Union is swiftly expanding its intercontinental nuclear missiles, challenging U S retaliation capability. He proposed expanding shield defenses and pursuing potential limits on missiles while stressing a broader push for diplomacy, regional cooperation, and UN support. The speech contrasts Soviet growth with U S restraint and outlines aims in Vietnam, the Middle East, Asia, Europe, Africa, and trade.
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Nixon
Congress
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Soviet Union
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Latin America
Africa
United States
United Nations
Ohio House weighs bus driver punishment bill
An Ohio House committee opened hearings on a bill allowing school bus drivers to inflict corporal punishment on unruly students. Supporters say drivers bear great responsibility but lack authority while opponents fear liability and stress of enforcing discipline.
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Ohio
James Hunt
Middlefield
House Education Committee
Paul Hill
Robert Taylor
Ohio Association of School
Debate on Segregation Clashes Over Nixon Position
Washington AP report notes efforts to elicit a presidential statement clarifying Nixon stance on national school desegregation before Senate vote. Republicans accuse Scott amendment of White House support while Stennis and Tower challenge that claim.
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Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
John Stennis
Dmiss
GOP
White House
Nixon outlines new world policy in State of the World message
President Nixon delivers his first annual State of the World address to Congress. The United States seeks flexible Vietnam talks, a shift to partner nations, easing China tensions, and renewed SALT talks with the Soviet Union.
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Russia
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Associated Press
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Vietnam
Hanoi
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How to Make Extra Money This Weekend
A quick guide urges readers to clean up clutter and sell unused items for cash this weekend. It promotes fast recycling of dustcatchers and other no-longer used goods with low-cost strategies.
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