Rhodes outlines $1.31 million plan for Logan interchange and cabins
Gov. James A. Rhodes spoke at the Logan Trade Club banquet announcing two highway projects totaling 1,310,000 for a diamond interchange at Routes 33 and 664 and a 2.6 mile realignment at Routes 664 and 374 near Old Man’s Cave plus 41 cabins for Hocking Hills. Contracts set to be let by July 1 for the first phase. cabin date not announced.
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GE and unions near tentative contract settlement ending 95 day strike
GE along with two unions reached a tentative agreement ending a 95 day strike. A federal mediator predicted 10 more unions would accept similar terms and return to work within 10 days to two weeks. Ratification by members is still required.
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Nixon to propose 1971 budget of 200.8 billion dollars
The Washington Post reports President Nixon will send a 1971 federal budget totaling 200.8 billion dollars with a 5.8 billion defense cut and trims in space agriculture and veterans benefits. It projects a 1.3 billion surplus to steady the economy and notes loosened money policy pending.
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Classified Comic Notes on Television Adoptions
Fragmentary OCR reads like a newspaper classifieds item about television related comics or sections. It mentions pages 13 14 16 and a contract or sanction reference. No clear names or events are extractable.
Senators Clash Over Carswell Testimony At Recessed Hearings
Senate Judiciary Committee recessed after a Thursday session in which three opposing law professors testified about Judge G Harrold Carswells conduct in a Florida habeas case. Rutgers Prof John Lowenthal said Carswells handling was extremely hostile to a petitioners release. Yale and Princeton scholars supported confirmation while Duke and Florida bar leaders vouched for his integrity and competence.
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John Lowenthal
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Bayh
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Tallahassee
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Bradsden
Gadsden County
5Th Court of Appeals
Duke University Law School
William van Alystyne
Princeton University
Gary Orfield
Yale Law School
James W. Moore
University of Florida
Indicted in Yablonski Case Three Charged in Slaying Plot
A federal grand jury indicted Paul Gilly Aubran Martin and Claude Vealey on conspiracy and murder charges in the Yablonski case. The panel noted a special fund paid the trio and cited missing funding sources as well as additional conspirators. The three are from Cleveland and face $250,000 bonds with extradition to Pennsylvania planned.
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United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Paul E. Gilly
Martin
Vealey
Gilly
Yablonski
Washington
Pennsylvania
Vietnam Attacks Disclosed by U S Command
SAIGON AP The US Command disclosed that American planes attacked antiaircraft weapons in North Vietnam that fired on them since the bombing halt 15 months ago. The disclosure followed leaked word of a Wednesday strike on a SAM launcher inside North Vietnam. An escorting F105 was downed by anti aircraft fire and a rescue helicopter was shot down during the search for two F105 crewmen. The spokesman said North Vietnamese positions have repeatedly fired on reconnaissance planes and escorts, with occasional returns fire as policy. The United States has not initiated bombing attacks over North Vietnam since Johnson halted them on November 1 1968, though a bomb was accidentally released months ago.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Borman to Leave Space Program for Perot Foundation
Frank Borman, commander of Apollo 8, will retire from the Air Force and NASA on July 1 and lead a foundation with H. Ross Perot to tackle national problems. He will become vice president of Electronic Data Systems and help form the American Horizons Foundation to inform and mobilize the public via mass media.
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Perot
North Vietnam
Borman
American Horizons Foundation
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