Winter Weather Grips Ohio With Snow and High Winds
Crippling winter storm swept across Ohio with blizzards and 75 mph winds. Schools canceled in Northeast Ohio as routes and highways closed and travelers sought shelter in hotels and motels around Cleveland.
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Cleveland Area
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Ohio Highway Patrol
East 12Th Street
St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
Mills Juror Altered In First Degree Murder Trial
In Vinton County Court Oliver Mills, 61, faces trial for the Aug. 31 shotgun slaying of Sheriff Harold Steele. An alternate juror moved into a permanent seat after a juror was excused as proceedings continued with officers and investigators testifying.
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Vinton County
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Mattie Gilliland
Nixon to seek pollution grants for three year program
President Nixon plans a three year 6 billion dollar anti pollution grants program in his next budget proposals. He would request 2 billion annually for municipal waste treatment facilities with state and local matches totaling 6 billion. The plan would shift grant distribution power to federal agencies and revive an Environmental Financing Authority to back municipal bonds.
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Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
Nick Galifianakis
D-N.c
Three Bills Push Aid For Catastrophic Illness
In Congress three bills seek federal help for spiraling medical costs from catastrophic illnesses. Sen. Boggs and Rep. Hogan back private insurance pools with limited federal role to backstop losses. Kennedy criticizes high $8,500 threshold and pushes broader hospital insurance.
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Hogan’s
Hogan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nun Refuses To Talk In Bomb Kidnap Conspiracy Case
A 52-year-old nun Sister Jaques Egan refused to testify before a federal grand jury in Harrisburg and was jailed for contempt after immunity failed to compel answers. Judge Herman ordered custody while her appeal to the 3rd Circuit proceeds. The grand jury may sit up to 18 months as outcomes of the bomb plot indictments center on plans to blow tunnels and kidnap Henry Kissinger.
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R. Dixon Herman
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York County
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Herman
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
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Levine
Rome
Vatican
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Muskie Builds Campaign Basis in California Stop
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie says he is laying groundwork for a 1972 Democratic bid and will not rush to announce. After talks with California Democrats and fundraisers, he noted that supporters expect he is running, which he calls a reason to delay. He wants to raise money for staff before declaring.
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San Francisco
Edmund S. Muskie
California
Muskie
San Mateo
Nixon plan would boost federal school aid to five billion
The Nixon administration says federal school aid would rise from 2.9 billion to 5.1 billion under the general revenue sharing plan. About 2 billion would come from the general pool for public school aid with 200 million new funding. Senate leaders claim 51 votes to curb debate despite Agnew’s warning of a filibuster. In Ohio, Gov. Giligan offers talks with prison guards if they return to work as inmates face long lock and feed conditions. A South Carolina senator reports a plot by three black militants to kidnap him and a colleague for Angela Davis release, described as harebrained by the investigation.
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Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Frank Church
Idaho
James B. Pearson
Kan
Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Columbia
S. C
Cuba
Angela Davis
John Lindsay
Bennettsville
Classifieds brief hints at entertainment listings
A fragmented OCR item shows a classifieds section with references to entertainment content and comic listings. The readable fragment mentions 18 and a fragmentary header suggesting a small ad or notice within a newspaper’s classified pages.
Mansfield Non-Committal On President's Programs
Senator Mansfield avoided endorsing or opposing Nixon's major proposals during a nationally televised conversation on the Senate floor. He suggested consolidating some federal departments but would not commit to Democratic responses until bills are introduced. The interview covered most of Nixon's State of the Union address and policy themes.
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Nixon
Washington
Capitol Hill
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Montana
Mansfield
Recognize New Pact
Cincinnati union members who transport copies of the Cincinnati Post and Times-Star and the Cincinnati Enquirer ratified a three year contract.
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Cincinnati Post & Times-Star
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
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