Ohio boards start complying with new voter registration law
In 26 Ohio counties boards begin implementing the new registration rules after Issue 1. Assistant Secretary of State James R. Marsh notes many counties, once without registrations, attended a seminar led by Secretary Ted W. Brown. The state pays about 70 dollars per precinct to cover signup costs through the next statewide election in June.
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Columbus
Ohio
Election Board
James R. Marsh
Ted W. Brown
Marsh
Brown
Wildcat Strike Ends at Columbus Greyhound Terminal
About 35 of 250 local Greyhound workers walked out overnight in a 12 hour strike linked to national contract talks with ATU Local 1042. Five pickets were fired but reinstated after end of the walkout. Eight arrested for disorderly conduct jaywalking and trespass before workers returned at 12:30 p m.
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Columbus
Ohio
Greyhound Lines
Amalgamated Transit Union
Arizona
Harold Skinner
Greyhound
Skinner
Ohio to buy toasted cheese sandwiches for schools
Ohio state controls plan to purchase up to 100000 dollars worth of toasted cheese sandwiches from a federal school lunch fund. At 10 cents each, about a million sandwiches will be produced by American Basic Commodities Inc. for distribution to as many as 4000 schools, using government cheese stored in ten Ohio warehouses and shipped on demand.
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Columbus
Ohio
Administrative Services Department
John M. Kiger
American Basic Commodities Inc
Plover
Wis
Kiger
Wisconsin
New York
John F. Kennedy International Airport
London
Paris
Kennedy
Atlantic
Corcorde
Air France
British Airways
Fish Airways
Actress Judy Carne Sent to Grand Jury in Drug Case
Cincinnati AP report says Judy Carne, 38, returned to Salt Lake City after her case was sent to a grand jury. She was charged with illegal processing of a drug document, a third degree felony, with potential penalties up to 10 years and $5,000. A second marijuana possession charge was dismissed. Bond remained at $5,100 due to flight risk.
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Cincinnati
Judy Carne
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Carne
England
Harrison
William Fellerhoff
Hamilton County
Monda
Bruce Schwalle
Barbara Brown
Coal miners receive 7.05 percent boost in black lung benefits
The Social Security Administration says 490000 miners widows and dependents gain higher monthly black lung benefits effective this month raising total payments to 85.4 million dollars. Single dependents now receive 330 dollars up 22, two dependents 385 up 25 and three or more dependents 440 up 29. Concorde begins regular JFK Europe service with two flights daily amid protests.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Carter May Offer Crude Price Hike
Washington AP says the Carter administration may trade higher crude prices to win industry support for the energy bill. James Schlesinger says a higher ceiling could spur exploration while rebates would cushion consumers. The plan also contemplates extending federal gas price regulation into producing states. The energy bill faces a House-Senate conference after Thanksgiving recess.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Congress
James R. Schlesinger
Carter
U.S
Schlesinger
House
Senate
Women Down Implementation at National Conference
Delegates to the National Women's Conference endorsed 25 recommendations for gender equality and rejected a Cabinet level women's department. A follow up conference and a national commission were proposed. The ERA and lesbian rights drew heated debate amid a split between liberal and conservative factions.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
National Commission On
Bella Abzug
Ms. Abzug
Phyllis Schlafly
Bella
Ethel Allen
Philadelphia
Midge Costanza
Survivors of 1967 Cincinnati Flight Crash Remembering
A Cincinnati woman among 12 survivors of the 1967 Trans World Airways Flight 128 disaster recalls carving a new life after the crash that killed 70. She seeks help as November 20 approaches, pursuing college and therapy after a $600,000 settlement and extensive surgeries. River Hart of Ashland, Kentucky, recalls similar trauma and the Marshall football team crash memory, finding purpose in giving blood and moving forward.
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Cincinnati
Trans World Airways
Greater Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Robert
Barbara Hart
Ashland
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Hart
Kentucky
West Virgina
Marshall University
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