Gilligan accused of lobbying to kill tax bill in Ohio
Senate leader filed that Gov. John Gilligan convened a group of lobbyists at the governor's mansion to pressure Democrats to oppose a compromise tax bill. The effort, linked to unions and business groups, followed Gilligan’s withdrawal from support and the bill’s near-unanimous House-Senate conference approval.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate
John Gilligan
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Gilligan
Governor’s Mansion
Maloney
House
United Auto Workers Union
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Ohio Education Association
Conference Committee
Cost of Living Council Eyes Car Price Rule Change
The Cost of Living Council met to decide whether to rescind a last minute exemption allowing car prices to rise without advance notice to cover wage increases. Price Commission Chair Grayson urged reconsideration while noting a 72 hour review limit for price increases. The Senate pressed ahead on a tax cut bill as Connally said the dollar could float indefinitely. Leonard Woodcock of the UAW pressed for labor five on the Pay Board to stay and fight from within.
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Washington
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Grayson
Pay Board
George H. Boldt
CBS
Face the Nation
Boldt
Senate
Congress
Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Delayed Greyhound strike deadline set at five days
Greyhound Bus Co drivers remain on the job after the Amalgamated Transit Union president postponed a Sunday noon strike for five days. John M. Elliott ordered a top level bargaining session for Tuesday while union negotiators were advised by telegram from Washington. Columbus operations returned to normal today after Local 1042 workers walked out last Thursday over job security amid national contract talks in Daytona Beach.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Greyhound Bus Co
Amalgamated Transit Union
John M. Elliott
Washington, D.C
Columbus
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Themalgamated Transit Workers Union
Nation Greyhound
Youngstown Driver Held Over Seven Deaths
James Anderson, 30, of Youngstown, is under guard at a hospital after his car plowed into a crowded sidewalk in the city center Friday, killing seven people and injuring eight others.
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Youngstown, Ohio
James Anderson
Youngstown
War on cancer bill eyed to pass House today
Washington AP reports House public health subcommittee chair Paul G Rogers predicts a two thirds majority to suspend rules and advance a 1.6 billion dollar cancer bill authorizing expanded authority and funding for the National Cancer Institute as part of a national cancer attack program. In Columbus Laurel Lea Schaefer Miss America visits family attends a ribbon cutting and is named honorary member of the Ohio Association of Public School Employes.
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Washington
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
House Public Health Subcommittee
National Cancer Institute
Rogers
Columbus
Ohio
Laurel Lea Schaefer
Miss Ohio
Coal contract signed for soft coal industry
Gov Arch Moore announces a new three year agreement for the nations soft coal sector. The deal raises wages to 50 a day for mechanics and high wage roles and 46 for other miners, boosts welfare fund contributions, raises royalties, provides extended sick pay, retools job classifications, and expands coverage for disabled miners and widows.
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Charleston
W.va
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
Power Battle Over Mao Successor Lin Piao
Time magazine cites Hong Kong to Washington China-watchers claiming Lin Piao tried to kill Mao three times and was betrayed by his daughter while escaping. The defense minister is said to be politically finished and possibly dead. An epic power struggle reportedly peaked in September with six of 21 politburo members dropping from view.
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New York
Time Magazine
Lin Piao
Mao Tsetung
China
Communist Party
Mao
Hong Kong
Washington
Lin
Politburo
Reforms Proposed For Viet Nam Economy
President Nguyen Van Thieu unveiled a broad reform plan in Saigon aimed at boosting investment production and exports. The program calls for piaster devaluation attracting foreign capital and using aid for development to hasten self reliance and postwar recovery.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
National Assembly
Vietnam
Dust Storm Blurs Mars Photos From Mariner 9
Pasadena scientists report Mariner 9 sent 64 new pictures but a giant dust storm obscured surface details. Only one image from Friday’s pass suggested a possible 100 mile crater with radiating dunes, but atmosphere turbulence may explain the feature.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Mars
Red Planet
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Equator
Tax-Cut Passage Pushed In Senate Fight
The Senate resumes work on an expanded 19.5 billion tax cut bill as leaders push for final passage by Wednesday. A Democratic plan for federal campaign financing risks triggering a partisan clash with Republicans after a bitter fight over potential Social Security rider additions to the bill.
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Washington
Senate
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Fidel Castro
Pedro Valdivia
Chile
Santiago
Melvin R. Laird
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Laird
U.S
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