Nuclear Talks May Slow Some Defense Plans
The United States and Soviet Union plan to negotiate arms limits but will not halt current defense projects. Pentagon officials say construction of the US defense system and multiple warhead missiles continues as SALT talks progress, with potential shifts in plans hinging on negotiated limits.
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Vietnamese shelling rises in South Vietnam near A Shau Valley
Military spokesmen report intensified shelling by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong in South Vietnam and fighting near the A Shau Valley and in eastern Cambodia. In California Svetlana Peters gives birth to a girl Olga weighing seven pounds nine ounces, wife of William Wesley Peters of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.
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Funds Sought For Ohio Valley Water Resources
A regional delegation led by a representative of Gov. Giligan requested funds to develop water resources in the Ohio River Valley during a Thursday meeting in Washington. The effort aims to support regional infrastructure and resource management.
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Mining Curbs Fought in House Testimony
Washington AP says Elbur t F Osborn of the U S Bureau of Mines warned a sudden strip mining ban would hurt energy supplies if phased out over years. He cited oil imports to ease pressure and noted 20000 miners mainly in Appalachia could lose work under Rep Ken Hechlers bill.
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Kent arrests climb to 60 amid Kent State unrest
Riot squads pushed a 200 person crowd from Kent tavern area to the campus for a third straight night of downtown gatherings. Sixty arrested, over 25 after the crowd moved toward campus. injuries include a Kent State freshman hit by a motorcycle. Rockwell Hall windows broken.
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Pompidou Heath Meet Aims Unified Europe Power Balance
President Georges Pompidou and Prime Minister Edward Heath held talks to finalize a broad agreement promoting a united Europe capable of challenging American and Soviet blocs.
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McGovern slams Humphrey Muskie over Europe troop cuts
Sen George S McGovern cited his two Senate colleagues as harming the Democrats credibility by opposing forced troop reductions in Europe at a Columbus news conference. He questioned where they would cut military spending if not there.
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Lima State Hospital probes and humanization plan announced
Ohio officials announced a formal investigation by State Atty. Gen. William Brown into possible criminal acts by Lima State Hospital staff. Gov. John Gilligan and Dr. Kenneth Gaver unveiled a large scale humanization program to reform conditions at the hospital.
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Lima Hospital to under investigation for patient treatment
Attorney General Nicholas Curci leads a rapid inquiry into alleged brutal treatment at Lima Hospital for the criminally insane. The team will review staff actions and potential administrator responsibility, with possible grand jury steps after findings. Improvements include more staff and policy changes.
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Case Claims U.S. Buys Mercenaries
Senator Clifford P. Chase accuses the Central Intelligence Agency of violating a ban by secretly financing mercenary soldiers in Lasos. He says government sources report there are around 4,000 mercenaries supported by the agency.
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Congressional inquiry on Thai troops in Laos
Case of the Foreign Relations Committee hears a detailed briefing on Thai operations in Laos from staff aides Lowenstein and Moose. He questions why informed members learn of agreements only through news reports and private briefings. Congress previously barred U.S. funds for mercenaries in Laos except for POW releases or troop withdrawals.
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Ohio Supreme Court to rule on uniform property tax assessments
The ruling would set statewide standards for uniform assessments of all property types, shifting power from county auditors and the Board of Tax Appeals. If the decision favors uniform rates, counties could gain more revenue while state funding needs diminish, impacting Gov. Gilligan's budget proposals.
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Ohio House Republicans Hold FiveHour Budget Caucus
After a fivehour closed caucus, Ohio House Republicans remain undecided on Gov. Gilligans 9.1 billion budget. Speaker Charles Kurfess said the group will reexamine the budget focusing on programs and welfare expenditures.
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