Labor Chief Denies Changing Tax Position in Ohio
AFL-CIO President Frank King asserted the Ohio labor stance on taxes is not surrendering, as reports said a joint House Senate committee favored a graduated personal income tax. Governors and lawmakers met privately, with King noting labor’s aim for the fairest tax bill while acknowledging ongoing discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Frank King
Labor
King
John J. Gilligan
Senate
Anthony Calabrese
D-22
Cleveland
Calabrese
Senate Democrats
House Senate Conference Committee
Gilligan
Bar Association Checks Prospects Six In Running For Court Seat
Six nominees for the Supreme Court are under ABA review for possible vacancies. Herschel Friday of Little Rock and Mildred Lillie of Los Angeles lead the field. others include Judges Paul Roney and Charles Clark, Sen Robert Byrd, and Judge Sylvia Bacon. The ABA report could trim the list before President Nixon announces picks.
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Arkansas
California
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Herschel Friday
Little Rock
Mildred Lillie
Los Angeles
ABA
Justice Department
ABA Judiciary Committee
Paul H. Roney
Charles Clark
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Robert C. Byrd
Sylvia Bacon
District of Columbia Superior Court
Lawrence E. Walsh
New York
Nixon
Senate
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Senator Byrd
Triplets Born at Mount St Mary Hospital in Logan
In Mount St. Mary Hospital three newborn triplets Ronnie Connie and Bonnie joined their family for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lax of Logan. Ronnie weighed six pounds one ounce Bonnie four pounds four ounces and Connie four pounds two ounces. The mother 21 is reported well and rested between caring for five children. Grandparents include Charles Gambrel Evelyn Lax and great grandparents James Gambrel and Claude Green.
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Ronnie
Bonnie
Connie Lax
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Michael
Bonnie) Lax
Logan
Mount St. Mary’s
Michael Lax
East St
Lax
Roger Johnson
Johnson
Michael Jr
Michelle
Connie
Bonnie Gambrel
Charles Gambrel
Second St
Evelyn Lax
Poplar St
James Gambrel
Fount, Ky
Claude Green
Dorr Run
Nobel Prize Awarded to U S Doctor Earl Sutherland
Dr. Earl Sutherland of Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries concerning the mechanisms of hormone action. He is 55 and receives an $88 000 cash prize plus prestige. Sutherland has studied hormones for over 20 years.
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Earl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Karolinska Medical Institute
Sutherland
Nixon seeks extended wage control and new economic powers
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration plans a bill to extend authority to regulate wages prices and rents through April 1973 and seeks powers to curb interest and dividends. The measure may create an emergency court of appeals for fast handling of post freeze cases and authorize the Pay Board and Price Commission to subpoena records.
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Nixon
Congress
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
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Commission
Rock star Gene Vincent dies in California hospital
NEWHALL Calif Gene Vincent famed for Be Bop A Lula died Tuesday at Inter Valley Community Hospital. Cause of death not disclosed by hospital spokesman. Also reported Vietnam casualties and car price moves in brief.
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Newhall
Calif
Gene Vincent
Inter-Valley Community Hospital
Inside Classified Sports Entertainment Overview
A condensed page index listing sections such as Sports on pages 16 to 18 and Television on page 22. It notes entertainment coverage and obituaries on page 14, with other listings like Women on page 10 and historical material on page 5. The note references classification across the newspaper.
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Sccesers
OMEN
Oneess
Moratorium Fails To Attract Crowds Across Nation
The Associated Press reports thinner turnout for Moratorium Day protests against the war in Indochina. Demonstrations centered on wage-price freeze, voter registration, prison reform, and gay liberation with mostly peaceful scenes. Six arrested outside Kirtland Air Force Base for blocking traffic. 100 others dispersed with permit to march. In New York garment district, Mayor Lindsay faced heckling from a small group.
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Indochina
Kirtland Air Force Base
N.M
New York City
Garment District
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
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