Killer Says Tony Ordered Yablonski Slay in 1969
Claude E. Vealey, co defendant in the Yablonski murders, pleaded guilty and said a man named Tony financed the killings. He described a pre dawn break in at the Yablonski home and a staged murder carried out by three Cleveland men with Gilly arranging the plan and a payout of 4200 dollars. Tony remains unidentified.
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Washington, Pa
Claude E. Vealey
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Tony
Vealey
Blonski
Yablonski
Aubran W
Buddy” Martin
Paul Gilly
Cleveland
Gilly
Ohio Senate Acts Swiftly On Interim Budget Plan
The Ohio Senate held the first hearings on a 31 day, 297 million dollar interim budget with a second reading planned and a vote expected Thursday. The measure continues current services while adjusting welfare and education spending and aims to resolve House tax disputes before the June 30 end of the biennium.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Ohio Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Ways and Means
Harold Hovey
Hovey
Sun-Times publishes war study memos amid selective declassification
The Sun-Times printed a August 1963 memo by Roger Hilsman and a September 16 memo noting Diem should be ousted if he negotiates with Hanoi. Courts restrain the Times, Post, and Globe from further publication as appeals proceed. Defense officials push rapid declassification review while preserving security.
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Associated Press
Chicago Sun-Times Today
New York Times
Washington Post
Boston Globe
Sun-Times
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
North Vietnam
Roger Hilsman
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Referee Rules In Favor Of OU In Labor Dispute
A 36 page report by James Willingham appointed by Gov. John Gilligan settles overtime and scheduling disputes between Ohio University and AFSCME Local 1699. He backs OU on the optional half hour overtime and recommends reverting food service and housekeeping to pre November 1970 methods. Union officials Herschel Sigall and Oscar McGe and OU reps Ward Wilson Frank Stewart and Robert Townsend were involved.
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James Willingham
John Gilligan
Ohio University
American Federation of State
Food Service
Willingham
Afscme Council
Herschel Sigall
Oscar McGe
Ward Wilson
Frank Stewart
Robert Townsend
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Senate backs nine month Indochina pullout plan
The Senate, in a non binding vote, approved a Mansfield drafted amendment urging the President to begin ceasefire talks and mutual troop withdrawals with prisoner releases within nine months from enactment. The White House rejected any policy shift and House leaders signaled the measure would die in conference.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
White House
House Armed Services Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
North Vietnam
Nixon to release full Pentagon Vietnam study volumes
President Nixon announced that he will make available to Congress the complete 47 volumes of the Pentagon study on U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The documents, long kept under Top Secret classification, are to be released for congressional review.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Pentagon
U.S
House
William Moorehead
D-Pa
Akron go go dancers win challenge to topless ban at Salem’s
A Summit County judge ruled the state liquor board rule against topless go go dancers vague and indefinite allowing go go performers at Salem's Resturant and Lounge to perform in partitions and bikini bottoms while the state plans an appeal.
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Akron
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Salem
State Liquor Board
Robert E. Cook
Ravenna
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Paul Salem
Liquor Board
Liquor Department
Welfare Reform Package Wins House Approval
The House approved a sweeping welfare reform package creating a federally administered plan with a guaranteed minimum family income of 2400 dollars for a family of four and extending coverage to working poor. The bill also shifts welfare to federal oversight, costs the federal government about 5.5 billion dollars and could add up to 10 million people to welfare rolls.
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House
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Man Shot At Akron Protests
In Akron Ohio on Tuesday night a man was shot in the right shoulder by a shotgun from a car with three white men as he stood outside a bar. Five police cars were fired upon and nine people were arrested as bricks and rocks flew. Patrolman Richard Grochkowski was grazed on the arm and tear gas helped free a cruiser. Six blocks of Arlington Street were closed and area bars were shut as crowds clashed with police.
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Akron
Ohio
Arlington Street
Harold J. Sommerville
Richard Grochkowski
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Lenore
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