Ohio Senate orders 1974 election over disputed 1972 race
Ohio Senate votes 17 to 15 to declare vacant Sen. Gene Slagle's seat and calls a new 1974 election for the remaining term, while House backs a lottery bill amid Sunday horse racing approval. The measure creates a five member commission to implement a state lottery, with an emergency clause rejected.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Gene Slagle
Galion
Slagle
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Turner
Stanley J. Aronoff
R-8
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Pute
David L. Headley
Barberton
Headley
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
Ronald M. Mottl
Parma
Thomas Fries
Dayton
Mottl
Fries
Arthur D. Wilkowski
Toledo
Joseph Tulley
Mentor
Representatives
Safety Spending For US Roads
Washington AP report says 50 states spend 120.4 million annually to safer roads. Knight of the Road Information Program notes 85.3 million from states and 35 million from cities and towns for highway safety programs.
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Washington
Donald S. Knight
Wolves Snatch Farmer's Cats in Warren Ontario
Reggie MacDonald, a farmer near North Bay, reports daily wolf activity at his home. He says wolves come from behind the garage and barn and have eaten seven cats this year.
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Warren
Reggie MacDonald
North Bay
MacDonald
Justice Dept plans review of Kent State deaths
The Justice Department has begun reexamining the 1970 Kent State shooting deaths to see if the decision against a grand jury was proper. Atty. Gen. Richardson notified Kent State President Olds on June 1, and White House had rejected petitions from four Kent State students seeking a federal grand jury.
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Washington
Justice Department
Kent State University
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Glenn A. Olds
Kent State
Richardson
Olds
White House
Leonard Garment
Nixon
J. Stanley Pottinger
Garment
John N. Mitchell
Richard G. Kleindienst
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Black Lung Group To Resume Picketing Across States
The West Virginia Black Lung Association plans to resume picketing in three states after an abortive meeting with federal officials over respiratory disability benefits. Earl Stafford said the group left the meeting after presenting 17 demands and cited lack of authority to bind written changes. Pickets in Kentucky and Virginia ended after a guaranteed meeting with federal officials, while the switch of benefits administration from Social Security to state control takes effect July 1.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Black Lung Association
Earl Stafford
Stafford
Kentucky
Virgina
Social Security Administration
Social Security
College Towns May Get State Aid
Ohio House subcommittee adds 200000 dollar yearly subsidy to Athens Bowling Green Kent and Miami University towns. Regents to craft distribution formula under the proposed budget.
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Columbus
Athens
Claire
Buzz) Ball
Senate Finance Committee
Bowling Green
Kent
Miami
Oxford
Ball
Ohio Board of Regents
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