SALT Pact Seen as Key End to Cold War
Columbus business leaders view the Nixon era limit pact with the Soviet Union as potentially ending the Cold War. Taft Broadcasting president Lawrence Rogers II calls SALT the most momentous issue discussed with Soviet leaders and notes space and “incidents at sea” as secondary. he cites possible Soviet openness and a growing market, while warning senators like James Allen to watch a possible imbalance in favor of the Soviets.
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Lawrence H. Rogers II
Taft Broadcasting Co
Rogers
Columbus
Young McGovern Worker Resents Gilligan's Words
Keith Thompson an 18 year old Lima high school senior and McGovern delegate criticizes Governor Gilligan for calling McGovern delegates young punks He says party regulars dislike youth but supports the McGovern team while stressing respect for the Democratic establishment.
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Alvin Orton JR
Associated Press
Lima, Ohio
Keith Thompson
George McGovern
Ohio
John Gilligan
McGovern
Lima High School
Gilligan
Thompson
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Congress
South Dakota
Lima
Gasoline Floods Fields After Derby Co Line Rupture Near Mansfield
Gasoline flooded brush land the size of two football fields near Mansfield Ohio when a Penn Central derailed freight train ruptured Ashland Oil line. One nearby family evacuated. 28 cars derailed, tankers empty, no injuries reported, scene marshy and inaccessible.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Richland County Sheriff's
Ashland Oil Co
Penn Central Railroad Co
Ashland Oil
Penn Central
J. F. Evans
Dale McNaul
Black Fork Creek
Conway
Fort Wayne
Ind
Akron Man Injured in Route 90 One Car Mishap
A 21 year old Akron man Larry Lisic sustained a minor arm cut when his east bound car passed a tractor trailer on Route 50 and slid into a county road sign a small tree and an embankment near Route 7. He was cited for improper passing and failure to maintain an assured clear distance ahead.
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Akron
Highway Patrol
Larry Lisi
Lisic
Yen Left On Man's Porch
Kusuta Nakahara a 60 year old building contractor found 400000 yen on his porch at 6 am and turned it over to police. Authorities said if no owner claims it within six months Nakahara may keep the money.
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Kurashiki
Japan
Kusuta Nakahara
Nakahara
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