Ohio Needs More Jobs As Unemployment Rises
Ohio confronts high joblessness with 235000 unemployed in January and 4.2 million with jobs. U S Steel in Lorain and Youngstown area plants resume or shutter amid industry shifts. Ohio firms seek out-of-state inquiries, China trade opens potential markets for Cleveland tool and steel makers, Dayton and Columbus push growth. RCA Cincinnati plant closure impacts 800 jobs.
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Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
U.S. Steel Corp
Lorain
Robert Bowen
Research Council
Greater Cleveland
Greater Dayton Area
Lima
Radio Corporation of America
Cincinnati
Emden Schulze
Cleveland
Bureau of Employment Services
Schulze
Charles Nieman
Neiman
General Motors
Fisher Body
Chevrolet
David Sweet
William Papier
Columbus
Papier
Meat price dip promised soon after meeting with officials
Washington AP reports that major food chains pledge weekly meat price reports after a two hour session with Treasury Secretary Connally Agriculture Secretary Butz and advisers. Connally predicted meat prices will fall over the next 140 days due to market forces.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Connally
William Mitchell
Safety Stores
Mitchell
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Boston
Courthouse Shootout Described in Davis Case
AP report recounts juror Maria Elena Graham describing the Aug. 7 1970 courthouse raid at Marin County Civic Center. She was wounded and taken hostage as Angela Davis denies complicity while Jonathan Jackson led the escape bid for the Soledad Brothers.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Maria Elena Graham
Harold J. Haley
Marin County
Miss Davis
UCLA
Graham
Jonathan Jackson
San Francisco International Airport
Jackson
San Quentin Prison
Haley
James McClain
William Christmas
Ruchell Magee
McClain
Christmas
Asst. Dist. Atty
Gary Thomas
Magee
Soledad Brothers
George Jackson
San Quentin
Drumgo
Clutchette
Soledad
Explosion in Belfast Kills Officer Amid IRA Attacks
A massive blast on Wellington Street in Belfast kills Maj. Bernard Calladene, 39, a bomb disposal expert, as IRA gunmen fail to kill Protestant leader Ivan Cooper. British Defense Ministry plans 600 more troops in Ulster, bringing total to 15,100. Police blame the IRA for the car bombing, while other attacks cause window damage and a food store fire.
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Belfast
Army
Bernard
London
Northern Ireland
British Defense Ministry
Ulster
Wellington Street
City Hall
Bernard Calladene
Lower Falls
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Cooper
Harrisburg Seven case heads to jury in Kissinger plot trial
In Harrisburg the seven defendants including Rev. Philip Berrigan face a jury after closing arguments. Prosecutors accuse a conspiracy to kidnap Kissinger and bomb property, while defense says the government twisted evidence and relies on FBI informant testimony and letters.
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Harrisburg
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Philip Berrigan
Jury Heads to Hear Case Involving Letters and Draft Records
The case centers on Boyd Douglas and the letters linked to an alleged conspiracy with Berrigan to kidnap Kissinger, blow tunnels, and vandalize offices. Prosecutors say the letters spurred action while defense cites them as misinterpreted statements. Douglas and Berrigan met in prison where the government says the priest masterminded the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Douglas
Clark
William Lynch
Berrigan
Maryland
Kissinger
Washington
Selective Service
House approves 24.6 billion clean water bill in brief vote
The House backed a 24.6 billion package to fund sewage treatment and collection systems. A conference with the Senate, after Easter, will seek a compromise as major differences loom delaying agreement for weeks.
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Washington
House
John Blatnik
D-Minn
Senate
Ohio lawmakers weigh no fault auto insurance plans
The Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers backs no fault auto insurance proposals that preserve the claimant’s right to recover losses from another’s negligence. Seven no fault measures are before the Ohio legislature. The plan aims to remove the need to prove guilt before settling a claim.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers
Ohio
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Associated Press
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U.S. Steel
Ohio Works
Fred Herr
State Department of Development
Charles Neustadt
International Trade Division
Ohio Department of Development
National Cash Register
Washington Court House
General Mills
Lancaster
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Logan
McBee Corp
Athens
Herr
William Guthrie
Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Association
Guthrie
John Mountain
Development Department
Mountain
Florida
Ohio State University
George
Fleeta Drumgo
John Clutchette
Charles Calladene
Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Londonderry
Ivan Cooper
Dixon Herman
United States
Ramsey Clark
U.S
FBI
Boyd Douglas Jr
Elizabeth McAlister
Douglas
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Ernment
Bucknell University
House OK
Justice Department
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Ravenna
Portage County Common Pleas
Edwin Jones
Jerry H. Rupe
Kent State University
James Hogle Jr
Rupe
Mansfield Reformatory
KSU
Ford
Supreme Court
Ford Motor Co
Electric Autolite Co
Fostoria
Ohio Penitentiary
L. G. Ridenour
Federal
Martin W. Essex
Essex
State Department of Education
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