Prisoners object to move to Lucasville facility
More than 1,000 inmates at the Ohio Penitentiary will be transferred early next year to the new Southern Ohio Penitentiary near Lucasville. Families face longer travel, and many inmates oppose the relocation though some southern inmates welcome it. Transfers start in weeks, with groups of about 100 to be moved weekly.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Southern Ohio Penitentiary
Lucasville
Bennett Cooper
Commissioner of
Corrections
Cooper
Ohio
San Francisco
The
Cemetery Union
West Virginia
Gilligan urges tax plan in Ohio budget debate
Gov. John Gilligan urged Senate and House conferees to back a graduated personal income tax as the state faces a two year fiscal span. He noted opposition to a recent sales tax increase and said letters overwhelmingly urged veto of any sales tax hike.
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Boston Heights
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Senate
House
Gilligan
Coal Talks Start After Nixon Prod
Scattered shootings and idle mines mark the nationwide coal strike as 100,000 miners in 10 states stay off the job. In Washington, UMWU and Bituminous Coal Operators resume talks with Labor Secretary Hodgson urging quick agreement despite wage stabilization hurdles.
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Charleston
W. VA
Ohio
Appalachia
Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Nixon
James Hodgson
Cravat Coal Co
Holloway
Youth Slain By Cop In Cleveland Parking Lot
Lamont Yohe a 27 year old special officer for University Circle Police Department was arrested after the shooting death of 15 year old Stephen Hlavac a Cathedral Latin High School freshman in a CTS parking lot on Cleveland's East Side. Yohe said he ordered the youth to stop and fired a shotgun as the boy ran. Hlavac died at Lakeside Hospital as investigators pursue un answered questions about the slaying.
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Cleveland, Ohio
University Circle Police Department
Cleveland
Lamont Yohe
Stephen Hlavac
Cathedral Latin High School
Yohe
Lakeside Hospital
University Circle Foundation
Ky blasts brazen rigging of Viet presidential vote
Saigon reports Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky denounces alleged brazen rigging in the South Vietnam presidential election in which Nguyen Van Thieu was re elected with more than 90 percent. Four Thieu opponents filed a Supreme Court petition seeking nullification over irregularities.
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Vietnam Press
Judge seeks reinstate order on Kent State witnesses
Portage County Judge Edwin Jones asks the Fourth Circuit to reinstate his order to silence critics and witnesses tied to the grand jury that indicted 25 Kent State students and faculty. The 1970 reversal said the ruling was overly broad and could not suppress testimony or criticism.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Portage County
Edwin Jones
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kent State
Jones
U.S. District
Ben Green
Cleveland
Green
How to Make Extra Money from Everyday Items
A guide suggesting you appraise unused household goods for value and advertise through local classifieds. It mentions a $2 Action Act coupon and notes thousands of area families await the message, implying a broad distribution of this money making tip.
Desegregation Bill Advances Without Bus Funding Prohibition
The House Education and Labor Committee approved Nixon’s 1.5 billion desegregation bill 24 to 3, dropping the antibusing amendment. The measure would fund 500 million this year and 1 billion next year to districts under court orders or with approved plans, for hiring, remedial work, and programs to speed desegregation.
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Washington
Nixon
House Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Stuebenville
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Stubenville
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