Ohio House approves sweetheart arrangement on redistricting
The Ohio House passed a 74 to 22 compromise redistricting bill described as a sweetheart arrangement between Toledo area lawmakers. The measure redraws 24 districts to 23 and preserves a 16 Republican seven Democrat map. It moves communities and shifts districts to alter party balance and now heads to the Senate Elections and Retirement subcommittee led by Sen. Aronoff.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Toledo
Senate
Stanley Aronoff
Cincinnati
Aronoff
Cleveland
Congress
William McCulloch
Piqua
Jackson Betts
Findlay
Barney Quilter
Oregon
John Galbraith
House
Tom Fries
Dayton
Nixon Sato Begin Intense Negotiations At California Summit
President Nixon and Japan's Prime Minister Eisaku Sato arrive in San Clemente for hard talks focused on trade tariffs quotas and investment limits. Treasury Secretary Connally and Trade Minister Mizuta join parallel sessions as Rogers notes risks of leaks and China initiative.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Sato
California
White House
Treasury
Nellie
Mizuta
Newport Beach
Connally
Gerald L. Warren
Maurice Stans
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
U.S
China
William P. Rogers
American Broadcasting Co
Rogers
IRS finds widespread noncompliance with price posting
Nationwide IRS checks reveal many businesses have not posted freeze period ceiling prices. Deputy IRS assistant Jerry Portney says compliance is expected by January 17 per the Price Commission. The Cost of Living Council also orders IRS to probe price increases in meat and clothing under Phase 2 rules. Wages and prices freeze ended November 14.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Jerry Portney
IRS
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
New York City
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Virginia
United States
Nebraska
Illinois
New Mexico
Pay Board Debates Cutback in Aerospace Pay Raise
The Pay Board convenes to decide on further reductions to the 12 percent aerospace raise sent back for revisions. Union leaders reject the board's guidance and warn of tough actions after a contentious vote blocked a 51 cent first-year raise for over 100,000 workers at five firms. The dispute continues amid broader wage-price control rules and posturing for a larger strategy session in St. Louis. IRS spot checks show broad postprice posting noncompliance across Brooklyn Manhattan and several states.
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Washington
William Caples
George H. Boldt
Boldt
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Floyd E. Smith
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
St. Louis
Woodcock
IRS to Enforce Price Posting Rules After January 17
Portney said store owners were informed of new price posting rules and given explanatory sheets. Agents will revisit stores before Jan 17, after which grace ends and violations could face penalties up to 2500 dollars. Larger stores must post ceiling prices. smaller ones must display top 40 item prices prominently.
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Portney
IRS
Ing
Secrecy Stamp Questioned in House Probe on Leaks
The House probes the handling of classified material and possible leaks while Anderson's syndicate releases a paraphrased cable about Keating and a U S relief program for East Pakistan. Keating questioned a State statement that the $115 million aid was at India's request and noted Indian concerns about a pre settlement timing.
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Anderson
Bell-McClure Newspapers Syndicate
Keating
William P. Rogers
East Pakistan
Rogers
Swaran Singh
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Pakistan
Auto Sales Top 10 Million in 1971 U.S. Market
U.S. auto sales reach a record 10,155,411 vehicles in 1971, up 22 percent from 1970. General Motors leads with 4,653,894 cars sold, Ford rises 7.6 percent to 2,377,357, and Chrysler up 2.5 percent to 1,388,070 as imports total 1,479,117. VW drops to 522,657 while Toyota and Datsun post gains.
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General Motors Corp
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
American Motors’ Corp
Volkswagen
Toyota
Datsun
Obituaries Reach Across Region in Morning Edition
Corning Earl Harman 87 dies at Ketchum Nursing Home after two years as a patient. Surviving daughter Helen Garrison and grandsons William and Richard. burial in Huntingdon after a service by Rev. Luther Ramsey. Also listed are George Chapman 83 of Gallipolis and several other local obituaries with services and burial planned.
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Corning
Earl
Harman
Ketchum
Reedsville
George
Eva Smucker Harman
Huntingdon
Pittsburgh Commandry No
Knight Templar
Wilkinsburg
Royal Arch Masons
Syria Temple of
Pittsburgh
Scottish Rite of
Clarence
Helen) Garrison
William
Findlay
Richard
Silver Springs
Jay
el Paso
Tex
Ethel
The
Post Funeral Home
Luther Ramsey
Gallipolis
George Thomas Chapman
Fourth Ave
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis State Institute
Putnam County
W. Va
Joseph
Nora Jolley Chapman
Ohio
Elma Houck
Nora McMillan
Cavalry Cemetery
Lancaster
Harold Lemely
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Lancaster Veterans of Foreign Wars
John David
Sarah Kisor Lemely
Beulah
Cheryl
Wesley Lewis
Zanesville
James Mungan
Newark
Charles Dott
Ravenswood
Benjamin Fox
Harmon Fox
Pomeroy
Wilbur Lemely
Phoenix
Ariz
George Lemely
Middleport
Frank E. Smith
David van Hoose
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Cheshire
Point Pleasant
Beulah Marie Jones
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Pearl
Pearl Jr
Dana
Kenneth
Charles
Green Bay
Wis
Clifford
West Columbia
Delia Stewart
Mary Richardson
Sandra Taylor
Osie Stewart
Lillian Carpenter
Geneva Hoerst
Troy
Kirkland Memorial Gardens
Stevens Funeral
Assailant Killed and Companion Arrested After Multi-State Chase
Marilyn Dobrolenski of Toledo Ohio is extradited to Pennsylvania after a motel holdup manhunt spanning Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania. Her companion Irving Hogg was killed, as were troopers Ronald Carey and David Yarrington who died from gunshot and injuries.
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Media
Pennsylvania
Marilyn Dobrolewski
Toledo
Ohio
Maryland
Delaware County
Irving R. Hogg
Delaware
Ronald L. Carey
David C. Yarrington
Delaware Division
Wilmington Medical Center
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania State Line
Olenski
Michigan
Dobrolenski
FBI
Chester
McArthur Board of Public Affairs Names New President
President McArthur Robert Will Jr was named leader of the McArthur Board of Public Affairs at a Wednesday night meeting. Paul Reynolds and Russell Wallar were also sworn in as new board members to oversee the village water system.
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McArthur
Robert Will Jr
McArthur Board of Public Affairs
Paul Reynolds
Russell Wallar
Mason Company Burglary Report in Point Pleasant
Mason County Motor Co on Viand Street reported a break in Sunday night as glass was broken on the east side and the building entered. Papers and files were scattered and police continued investigation with no word yet on missing items.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Motor Co
Viand Street
State Police Cite Driver of Tractor Near Foote Co
Timothy Roush age 16 of Letart was cited by West Virginia State Police for no operator’s license and no lights on a farm tractor after a collision on Route 33 near Foote Mineral Co at 7 10 p m Darwin Clark 35 of Gallipolis and his 10 year old daughter suffered minor injuries in the rear end crash on the unsighted tractor
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Point Pleasant
Timothy Roush
Letart
West Virginia
Route 33
Foote Mineral Co
Darwin Clark
Gallipolis
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