Lottery Measure Vote Set In Ohio House
The Ohio House planned a delay on a vote denying unemployment benefits to non-teaching school staff hired less than full time. AFL-CIO delegates urged postponement to May 28 for attendance at a Cleveland convention. Amendments would extend benefits to some strikers and remove the seven day waiting period.
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House
Senate
Leonard J. Camera
C-53
Lorain
Cleveland
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
House Finance Committee
Max H. Dennis
Wilmington
Nixon on Watergate tapes and secrecy in foreign policy
In a broad interview, President Nixon reflects on campaign management, Watergate, and the secrecy essential in diplomacy. He discusses unpublicized national security incidents, his stance on open covenants, and views on taping for history, including the decision to release or withhold transcripts. He recalls resignations and the impact of disclosures.
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FBI
CIA
Vietnam
James St. Clair
St. Clair
Wilson
Ture
China
Henry Kissinger
Haldeman
Johnson
Austin
Kennedy
Nixon
John Connally
Cambodia
House Judiciary Committee
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Washington Star Syndicate
Public notice on Ohio telephone rate increase request
General Telephone Company of Ohio has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to seek increases and adjustments in local exchange rates and to replace tariff sheets. The proposal would yield about 13,538,603 dollars in additional annual revenue and raise residential basic exchange rates by 30.35 percent and business local rates by 33.02 percent, with other service increases. A copy of the application and proposed tariff revisions is available for inspection at the Ohio Public Utilities Commission offices in Columbus and at the company offices.
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General Telephone Company of Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
P.U.C.O
Commission
North High Street
Columbus
Adena Dillonvale
Lynchburg
Port William
TJ Albany
Mt. Pleasant Malvern
Prospect
Amanda
East Rochester
Manchester Rawson
Amesville
Edgerton
Maria Stein Republic
Amsterdam Eden
Marion
Resaca
Martinsville
Richmond
Antwerp
Englewood
Arlington
Evansport
McArthur
Richwood Ashville
Farmersville
Mechanicsburg
Russellville
Athens
Fayette
Mechanicstown
Sabina
Felicity Mendon
Sardinia
Bberi
Ahd
Scio
Baltimore Flushing
Millersport
Barlow
Forest
Mineral City
Scott Ill Beach City
Fort Recovery
Minerva
Seaman
Beaver
Freeport Minster Shade
Bergholz
Garrettsville
Montpelier
Sinking Spring
Morning Sun
Smithfield Berlin
Georgetown
Boon Toad Cess
Bettsville
Gibsonburg
Spencerville
Beverly
Gratis
Rebbe
Mowrystown St. Henry
Blanchester
Green Camp
Mt. Blanchard
Dore de Sabina
Bloomville
Greenfield
Mt. Crab
Strasburg
Bolivar
Nevada
Sugarcreek
Guysville
New Bremen
Summerfield
Bowerston Hamersville
Bremen
Hanoverton
New
Ney
Warsaw
Caldwell
van Ikore
Idaho
Watertown
Ill Jackson
North Star Waverly
Cambridge
Jenera
Oak Hill
Wellston
Carrollton
Catawba Jewett
Ohio City
W. Alexandria
Celina
Knoxville
Oxford
West Milton
Chauncey
LaRue
Paris
West Union
Laura
Payne West Unity
Tee Ra
Mideast Accord Near Amid Prisoner Exchange Hope
Kissinger plans to stay in the Middle East at least until Friday shuttling between Damascus and Jerusalem. He will meet Syrian leader Hafez Assad and Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir as US mediated steps include U N control of Mt Hermon and return of Quneitra to Syria with Israeli withdrawal from nearby villages. Haaretz notes Israeli artillery limits to medium range in the buffer zone. Betty Dearing is listed as a patient at University Hospital Columbus.
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Kissinger
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Damascus
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Robert Anderson
State Department
U.N
Mt. Hermon
Quneitra
United States
Mrs. Meir
Israel
Haaretz
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the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Man
Dennis
General Revenue Fund
General Telphone Company of
Robert M. Wopat
Mideast Accord
Betty Dearing
Ohio Ave
the Plains
University Hospital
West Bend
Norelco
Polaroid
Desitin
General Electric
H Coupon
Clearasil
Lady Schick
Ozon
Aah
Linda Lee
Tarpon
Lion
FESCO
Dutton Drug CO
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