Ohio lawmakers consider 10 percent across the board pay hike
Ohio Senate Finance subcommittee chaired by Sen. William Taft plans to recommend at least a 10 percent pay increase for state employees. The package includes immediate raises of 15 to 20 percent for lower wage earners, job reclassification boosts, a $10,000 death benefit, and a cost of living factor for automatic raises after Jan. 1, 1974. The 50 million budget for pay raises faces federal Pay Board scrutiny.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
William Taft
Cleveland
Senate
House
Taft
Federal Pay Board
Nixon seeks re election with Agnew as running mate
President Nixon outlines a peace and prosperity platform in a TV interview. He plans to announce his re election decision by January 14 and to keep Agnew as vice president. He expects ongoing troop withdrawals from Vietnam with a residual force to remain until POWs are freed. He vows no public partisan activity before the Republican convention and aims to end American involvement in Vietnam.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
CBS
Dan Rather
White House
Oval Office
U.S
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Egypt
Mideast
Israel
Peking
Moscow
New Hampshire
North Vietnam
Canada
Pat Nixon Attends Liberia Inauguration Day Events
Pat Nixon headed the U S delegation as William Tolbert was sworn in as Liberia's leader. The day included an oath, inaugural address, a three hour parade and ball, with a private post ceremony talk between Mrs Nixon and Tolbert. Evangelist Billy Graham joined ecumenical services and stressed spiritual progress. The weather was hot and crowds greeted the delegation with cheer.
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Monrovia
Liberia
William Tolbert
America
Pat Nixon
Executive Mansion
Nixon
U.S
Billy Graham
First Providence Baptist Church
Graham
Actress Jane Morgan Dies at 91 in Hollywood
Character actress Jane Morgan died in Hollywood after a heart attack at age 91. She gained fame as the landlady in Our Miss Brooks and began on radio in 1930 after earlier work as a singer and violinist.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jane Morgan
Miss Morgan
Viet Cong shells Da Nang Air Base in New Year attack
Viet Cong shells Da Nang air base with four 100 pound rockets less than an hour after a 72 hour cease fire ended. One American wounded. three support planes damaged as U S forces report no Phantoms hit. In the Central Highlands South Vietnamese Rangers backed by U S air strikes report 19 enemy killed and eight weapons captured.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 7Th Air Force
366Th
South Vietnam
Highlands
Hartke Seeks Democratic Presidential Bid in New Hampshire
Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination and said he will campaign in the New Hampshire primary. He will decide on entering other state primaries after organizing his New Hampshire effort for the March 7 balloting.
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Hartke
Manchester
N.H
Vance Hartke
Indiana
New Hampshire
Holiday Toll Reaches 432 Statewide AP Report
The Associated Press notes 432 traffic deaths occurred over the New Year holiday weekend from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday. Ohio saw at least 21 deaths, 41 fewer than highway safety predictions, as motorists drove more safely than expected.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
Stolen Coat Recovered After Brief Theft Incident
Milwaukee police Lt John F Halaska recounted a night out spoiled when a patron left his new $125 overcoat from a restaurant. The coat was recovered by Saturday night and returned to Halaska who commented it was too large for the thief who initially shrugged.
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Milwaukee
John F. Halaska
Halaska
Investigator Robert Schottke Dies in Cleveland
Cleveland Police Sgt. Robert F. Schottke, the first investigator in the Dr. Sam Sheppard murder case, died Sunday at Fairview General Hospital at age 56.
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Sheppard
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Robert F. Schottke
Sam Sheppard
Fairview General Hospital
Ohio AFL-CIO hints at aid to Muskie opponents
Columbus AP Ohio AFL-CIO president Frank King indicated the executive board will consider aiding Muskie opponents in the state Democratic primary. He criticized Gov. Gilligan’s Muskie endorsement and said help could include information on state party politics and delegate candidates. King aims to influence the national convention's delegate selection.
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Columbus
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Frank King
Edmund Muskie
Maine
King
John Gilligan
Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Miami
Release of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Stuns Karachi Rally
President Bhutto announced Mujibur Rahman’s release at a Karachi rally. Mujib, Awami League leader, had led East Pakistan's push for autonomy and was jailed after the 1971 crackdown. India Pakistan conflict and world opinion framed the context of his release.
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Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Radio Pakistan
Sheik Mujib
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
Bhutto
Karachi
Mujib
India
Pakistan
Awami League
West Pakistan
Agha Moha
Yahya Khan
Yahya
Constitutional Assembly
National Assembly
Cheaper By The Dozen matriarch Dr Lillian Gilbreth dies at 93
Lillian M Gilbreth widow of Frank B Gilbreth died Sunday in a Phoenix nursing home at age 93. The famed time and motion study pioneer helped build the Cheaper by the Dozen family memoir with their 14 member clan. Private memorials are planned in Scottsdale and Montclair.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Frank
Lillian Gilbreth
Clifton Webb
Myrna Loy
Gilbreths
Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Frank Jr
Charleston
S.C
Evening Post
Nixon Petitions Filed In N H Primary Entry
In Concord New Hampshire petitions were filed to place President Nixon on the Republican primary ballot for March 7. Lane Dwinnell former governor and head of a Nixon campaign group filed the petitions and said he would inform Nixon by letter.
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Concord
N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
Lane Dwinnell
Dwinnell
White House
Morning Work Seeker Finds Daily Jobs in Town
Sharon Duncan of Route 2 Pomeroy says she found steady morning housekeeping work in the area and now works every day, illustrating local employment opportunities and the impact of job availability on families.
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Athens
Sharon Duncan
Route 2
Pomeroy
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