Ohio penitentiary guards end sick-out over hazard pay
Ohio Penitentiary guards return to duty after a three day sick-out sparked by削 hazard pay cuts. 153 reported to work at 6 am as Gov Gilligan ordered replacements. 61 on night shift and 13 on day shift. Eight new replacements hired, with 15 vacancies. unions urged return. legislation proposed to defend guards and address sick pay and fringe benefits.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Bennett J. Cooper
Cooper
Harold Cardwell
Ohio Penitentiary
John J. Gilligan
Cardwell
Gilligan
State Personnel Department
L. G. Ridenour
Federal Pay Board
Personnal Department
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Teamsters Union Joint Council 41
General Assembly
Attorney General's Office
Senate Republicans urge end to ITT hearings
Top Senate Republicans pressed to stop hearings into why the Justice Department dropped antitrust action against International Telephone and Telegraph. Democrats oppose halted probes, saying the testimony has not reached the core issues and must continue.
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Hugh Scott
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Judiciary Committee
Hruska
Scott
GOP
Four Horsemen
Lawrence F. O’brien
O'Brien
Senate panel approves Social Security minimum boost
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously voted to raise the minimum Social Security payment for those with 30 years of work to 200 dollars a month, and 300 dollars for married couples. The plan narrows the gap between low wage retirees and those with higher contributions, affecting about 340,000 people at an initial annual cost of 110 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Strikers Rally Across Northern Ireland Over British Rule
Thousands of Protestants march on Stormont in Belfast as Edward Heath suspends power sharing for a year to end 32 months of sectarian conflict. William Craig leads the protest urging two days of industrial paralysis amid scarce bread and water shortages. Firemen join strikes. police remain on duty. Newspapers halt except Irish Press.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Edward Heath
Craig
Dublin
London
Brown Races To Get Proposal On Ballot
In Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown rushes a constitutional revision proposal to appear on the May 2 ballot. The measure would let the governor and lieutenant governor run as a team in the general election with primary selection by the legislature. Senate support was 20 to 7 and 63 to 18 in the House. Brown doubts papers in all 88 counties can advertise for five weeks before the primary. The package also includes a clause for legislature to set reasonable expenses for lawmakers. Joint resolutions ask Congress to ratify an equal rights amendment for women.
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Scott
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Kennedy
Bayh
Tunney
ITT
Harold S. Geneen
Richard G. Kleindienst
Columbus
Ohio
Ted Brown
Senate
Brown
Boards of Elections
Legislature
House
William Batchelder
Medina
Charles Fry
Springfield
General Assembly
U.S
Fire damage estimated at 250000 in Barbarton shops
Officials in Barbarton Ohio estimate damage to three stores in the Magic City Shopping Center at 250000 after a Sunday fire that started in Nobil Shoe and spread to Abbes and Chorral clothing shops. Fire chief Robert E Werner reported the origin and spread of the blaze.
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Barberton
Ohio
Magic City
Robert E. Werner
Nobil
Abbe’s
Chorral
Hussein to discuss federated Jordan plan with Nixon
King Hussein of Jordan meets with President Nixon to explain his plan to federate his kingdom and to seek continued U S economic and military aid. Middle East specialists expect a favorable outcome. The visit includes a lunch with Secretary of State Rogers and a dinner at the White House.
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Washington
Hussein
Jordan
Nixon
U.S
Middle East
William P. Rogers
White House
Waldheim names Morse and Sipila to UN cabinet posts
U N secretary general Kurt Waldheim appointed Rep F Bradford Morse as undersecretary general and Helvi Sipila as assistant secretary general for social and humanitarian affairs in a Monday cabinet reshuffle. Sipila becomes the highest ranking woman in the secretariat. In Saigon the U S Command reported two U S helicopters and one South Vietnamese craft shot down and multiple aircraft damaged with 1 crew killed and 6 wounded while 12 South Vietnamese rescuers were hurt assisting wounded sailors.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Rep
F. Bradford Morse
R-Mass
Helvi Sipila
Saigon
U.S
Penn Central Plans Crew Cut Despite Union Threats
Penn Central offices in Cleveland say they will proceed with the announced reduction of train crews this Saturday. The United Transportation Union warns the cutback of about 6,000 employees could trigger a strike or court action. The company states the change means new hires will not replace departing or retiring train service personnel.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Penn Central Transportation Co
United Transportation Union
Penn Central
Wisconsin contenders campaign as primary nears
In Milwaukee and Green Bay, Muskie blasts Wallace as serving the big guy and urges workingmen to reject him. McGovern campaigns at Milwaukee bowling alleys while Humphrey promotes Seaway improvements in Superior. Wallace addresses a crowd in Green Bay on tax burdens, and McCarthy backs Lindsay and Chisholm, stressing his continued candidacy with a Madison campus stop.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Edmund S. Muskie
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Superior
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wallace
Green Bay
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
McGovern
Slight Delay Delivers One Hour Forty-Four Minute Bar Car Tale
PORT WASHINGTON NY AP commuters endure a one hour forty four minute delay on the Long Island Rail Road between Great Neck and Manhasset as a cable blocks a track. The bar car session turns into a wary ride with alarms of fires and jokes as passengers reach Port Washington at 8:59.
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Great Neck
Manhasset
North Shore
Long Island
Bagdad
Hudson
Brooklyn
Port Washington
New York
Los Angeles
New Bedford
Jeri Lynn Crow Boosts Results With Action Ads
Jeri Lynn Crow of McArthur touts faster outcomes with her latest listing in the Pets and Supplies classi fication. The ad promises same day results and urges readers to try.
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Jeri Lynn Crow
McArthur
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