Return trip to Manzanar honors Japanese American camp memories
A 440-member group from the Los Angeles JACL revisited Manzanar to honor internees, restore a graveyard, and press for repeal of Title II. They cleared land, repainted a monument, and held a Buddhist service before a 250 mile drive back to LA, reflecting on history and ongoing civil rights concerns.
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Los Angeles
JACL
Jim Masaoka
Karl Yoneda
Aly
Manzanar
Yoneda
Sie
Tsuya Ukila
Manzanar Maron
Seabrooke
Adaés
Yuki Kitahara
Sentoku
Mayeda
Mailgram joint Post Office Western Union to start Monday
The Post Office Department and Western Union will launch a two year Mailgram experiment next Monday. TELEX and INFO-COM subscribers in 12 cities can send messages to 110 post offices nationwide. Western Union expects 80 million Mailgrams annually within five years.
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David Vienna
Washington Post
Washington Oat
Washington
Post Office Department
Western Ieason
Ems
Western Union
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
N.C
Cincinnati
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Kansas City
Miami
Fla
Newark
Seattle
D.C
Russell AfcFall
Post Office
Lukens Likely Run as Ohio Republicans Prepare Week
Republican insiders forecast a rapid week with announcements from Rep. Donald Lukens for governor and Lt. Gov. John Brown and Judge C. William O Neall seeking re election. State Sen. Waller Powell will exit the treasurer race to run for lieutenant governor while House Speaker Charles Kurfess’s plans remain uncertain. Other GOP candidates include Auditor Roger Cloud Attorney General Paul Brown and Albert Sealy plus William L. White.
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Perry Smith
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Donald E. Lukens
Middletown
John W. Brown
Supreme Court
C. William O'Neall
Waller’ Powell
CUS
Dlemise
Charles Kurfess
Werrysburg
Kurfess
Nag Aanammes Fox Gnyprnar
Lukens
Hamilton
Repubican
Roger Cloud
Paul W. Brown
Albert Sealy
Dayton
William L
Mt. Vernon
Car Backing Into Pumps Sparks Gas Station Fire
A Volkswagen backed into two Marathon Gas Station pumps at Carpenter and Hast, causing a fire and damage estimated at $25,000. Joan Bach, 33, of Cleveland, backed into pumps and caused minor car damage totaling about $25. A hot wire broke when pumps toppled. fire crews extinguished the blaze in about 30 minutes. Bach was not cited.
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Joan Bach
Cleveland
Marathon
Carpenter
Dalton
Miss Bach
Ohio lawmakers oppose new education tax, poll shows
In Columbus the 13th General Assembly faces a hostile mood for tax increases. A AP survey of 131 lawmakers reveals strong opposition to any permissive county income tax, with many calling for tax reform and property tax relief. Debate focuses on ethics legislation, education funding, and university governance.
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Perry Smith
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
General Assembly
House
Senate
John Poda Jr
Ohio
Poda
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
John C. McDonald
Newark
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
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