Ohio budget fight heads to floor action and conference
In Columbus state representatives plan floor action on a Senate approved budget language bill as both chambers seek to finish the two part general appropriations package by summer adjournment. Democrats expect House approval but expect a conference committee over differences. In Cleveland the Ohio Lottery announces the 12th Millionaire Drawing with 100 finalists to enter tumbler for a 1 million top prize and other awards.
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Miller calls for reopening of 1972 coal pact
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller said he will officially notify the coal industry that the 1972 contract should be reopened due to health benefit cutbacks. He met briefly with Bituminous Coal Operators Association president Joseph Brennan in Washington and said further talks are planned. In a separate item, Andrew Daulton Lee was sentenced to life for espionage, with prosecutors claiming he sold top secret documents to the Soviets for about seventy thousand dollars.
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Harvey the attack rabbit to umpire MSG tennis charity event
Harvey the ASPCA attack rabbit will serve as guest umpire at a celebrity tennis match in Madison Square Garden on August 2 to launch an ASPCA fund raising drive. The event features Knicks coach Willis Reed and includes Harvey T shirt sales and a mid August tour across ten cities.
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Smith dissolves Rhodesia parliament to seek elections
Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith announced the dissolution of parliament and called national elections. He framed the move as a personal bid to end the racial war on his terms, rejecting recent U.S. British peace efforts and saying negotiations offered no path to a settlement.
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Deppen Edges In For At-Large City Council Seat
Margaret Deppen, 67, won a narrow 43 vote victory to replace resigned at large councilman Pete Couladis. Deppen joins Democrats with a 5-2 council edge and will chair the Safety Services Committee. She is a retired Ohio University student activities director.
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Havar to Pick Officers in Athens HAVAR board slate named
Jon Masood nominated as president of Hocking Athens Vinton Area Residences Inc. Mary Ann Bail and Grace Schmitauer join as secretary and vice president with Fred Cremeans named treasurer. Officers elected Thursday at 4 30 p m at the agency office 26 W Stimson Ave Athens Messenger Athens Ohio
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