Unions Meet Management Over Athens Ohio McBee Plant Cuts
Five unions and Litton ABS officials held a tense Athens Ohio meeting at Ohio University Inn amid rumors of cutbacks. Joe Ellis warned workers the plant could move up to 80 percent of production, with potential shift from sheet-fed to web-fed presses, while the plant would not fully close.
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Litton Automated
Athens McBee
Messenger
Litton
Athens
Route 50
Town
Senate eyes 200 million cap on Laos war spending
Senator Symington seeks a 200 million dollar annual ceiling on U S funding for air operations and forces in Laos amid reports the program spends at least 250 million or more. He accuses law violation while the State Department defends the covert aid as legal volunteers.
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Senate
U.S
Laos
Stuart Symington
Symington
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State Department
United States
Charles Bray
J W Fulbright
D-Ark
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Ohio House Debates Latest Personal Income Tax Proposal
Ohio House Ways and Means Committee opens hearings on a 1.75 percent state personal income tax plan. House Speaker Kurfess aims for a floor vote by week’s end, but chairman Lampson doubts completion. The plan includes a four percent corporate tax on the first 25 000 and eight percent above, personal exemptions of 1200 and 2400 for dependents, and a corporate franchise option. Projections show 444 million first year personal tax, 566 million second year. corporate tax 273 and 289 million. County distribution would total 55 percent of personal revenue with funds for libraries, local government, homestead exemptions, property tax rollback, and state admin costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Ways and Means
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
Legislative Service Commission
GOP
General Revenue Fund
Soviet Spacecraft Continues Mission in Salute Lab
Moscow AP report details the Salute space laboratory orbiting Earth with cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 11 joining the station after seven weeks. Feoktistov describes the 18-ton craft at 65.6 feet long with a 12 foot diameter end, two winged solar units, and a passage compartment with multiple control panels.
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Moscow
Salute Space Laboratory
Konstantine P. Feoktistov
Cosmonauts Board
Feoktistov
Aircraft crash near Tweed New Haven kills 28 of 31 aboard
Officials cite absence of an instrument landing system at Tweed New Haven Airport as a factor in the Convair 580 crash. The Allegheny Airlines plane hit a power line in fog during a Monday approach, tearing through three vacant cottages and crashing into a marsh.
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New Haven
Conn
Allegheny Airlines
Tweed-New Haven
Bridges Lockout Tests NYC Amid Heat Wave
New York City faced massive traffic jams as 9 of 25 drawbridges remained open during a strike by municipal workers. Union leader warned of escalation while Mayor Lindsay sought a court order and possible National Guard action. Police protected the water system as nine bridges were restored for inbound commuters to Manhattan.
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NEW York
Highways Department
Island
Manhattan
Midtown
Lower Manhattan
John V. Lindsay
National Guard
Traffic jam blocks city during major walkout
The walkout choked rush hour by diverting traffic from expressways to side streets. City commerce slowed as shipments from concrete to pretzels and refrigerated meat stalled. A driver said a typical 10–minute trip stretched to about 2% hours.
Autopsy Links Head Wounds to Possible Weapon in Hhe Death
The body of Cecilia Marie Armstrong twenty three was found in the Guysville apartment early Sunday. An autopsy received by Sheriff Harold Shields indicates two severe head wounds possibly from a sharp instrument. The sheriff said he obtained an item he termed the murder weapon and that it could be linked to the case.
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Guysville
Thomas L. Jackson
Armstrong
Shields
Mr. Jackson
Armstr ong murder probe widens to include campus figures
Investigators forwarded a potential clue to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification for study. The body of Mrs. Armstrong was found at 2 30 am by her roommate and two friends. Christi Armstrong, age one, survived. Authorities say causes beyond robbery or sexual assault are being explored as estranged husband David Armstrong faced questions and access denials.
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Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Denise Gene Patty
Indian Harbor Beach
Fla
Lancaster
Bernard Anthony Baldeh
Sunnyside Dr
Gambia
West Africa
Cattle Sale Sparks Nine Inquiries In Three Days
Larry Ator of Route 1 Guysville offered cattle for sale under an Action Act. He received nine calls in three days and sold three head. The brief notes the brisk response and immediate sale activity.
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Larry Ator
Guysville
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