Gambling raids crimp Super Bowl wagering across Ohio
FBI and local police raided gambling operations in six Ohio cities along with Las Vegas probes, aiming to disrupt bookies during the Super Bowl. Despite some bettors unable to locate a bookie, officials said not all operations were halted and laying off to Las Vegas continued. One Cleveland bettor lamented the impact as the Super Bowl became just another game.
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Urine Tests To Determine Drug Use By Students
The Nixon administration seeks urine drug screening in schools starting February at a Harlem intermediate with parent consent. Harlem Frederick Douglass school plans 70 000 funding from OEO for a voluntary program with safeguards on privacy and treatment referrals.
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National Policy Plays Seconds As Senators Seek Assignment
Senators weigh committee slots amid travel incentives and home-state interests. Aide to Sen. Brooke notes Griffin’s seniority move to Foreign Relations. Megan McGovern clash over seniority and committee placements. Humphrey and Stevenson swap spots to secure Commerce access. Weicker loses out as low-seniority Republican.
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Maine
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Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Ir
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Commerce
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Natural Gas Bills May Swell Faster
Washington AP reports natural gas bills have risen about a third in five years and may climb faster under a new optional pricing procedure by federal regulators. Tenneco Oil Texaco and Belco Petroleum seek immediate 73 percent increases with further annual rises, citing a nationwide gas shortage and need to attract tapped sources. Opponents warn of windfall profits and challenge the legality of pricing beyond interstate rules.
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John E. Moss
D-Calif
Supreme Court
Algeria
Tax Survey Underway In Athens For Tax Records
Athens residents begin a two month survey to update income tax records. J Emerson Davis and Co of Youngstown conducts the effort led by Henry T Onions who says workers carry IDs and will not request confidential data. Surveyors will also visit taxable businesses.
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Henry T. Onions
Accident Reported Two-Vehicle Crash in Meigs County
The Ohio Highway Patrol Gallipolis Post logged a quiet weekend with one two vehicle collision Sunday at 2 40 p m on Township Road 88 in Meigs County Betty McKinley 29 Pomeroy and Srystal Richmond Pomeroy were involved no citations issued Richmond complained of injury but received no immediate treatment
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