Ohio University settles contract labor dispute with union
After a seven hour meeting Ohio University officials and Local 1699 reached a two year understanding on contract labor. The pledge states no outsourcing of housekeeping environmental services physical plant or food services except emergencies temporary work or specialized tasks. The agreement preserves management rights to contract labor as sound business practice. Details to follow.
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Cardinal Cushing vows to resign and seek South American mission
Boston Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing says he will resign and pursue missionary work in South America, plans to discuss the move with the Pope, and notes he once had cancer but now feels fit as a halfback for the Boston Patrons.
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Senate bill 350 criticized by educators during candidates' meeting
Educators and Democrats criticized Senate Bill 350 at a candidates' meeting, highlighting concerns about curriculum and funding while urging closer scrutiny of proposed legislation during this election cycle. Coastal commentary suggests opposition centers on impact to schools and district autonomy.
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McCarthy May Quit Party backs Humphrey for president
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy announced he will vote for Hubert H. Humphrey but will not seek reelection to the Senate in 1970 or seek the Democratic nomination in 1972. He urged supporters to back Humphrey yet warned his endorsement should not restore him to party favor. Nixon, meanwhile, pressed Republicans to win an extra half vote per precinct to avoid a last minute loss in 1960 style.
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Agnew Denies Times Charges Of Interest Conflict
New York AP report states Spiro Agnew denied charges by the New York Times accusing him of conflicts of interest while Maryland governor. He released a four page Houston statement rebutting the editorial as libel and noted the Times endorsed Humphrey. The Times later reprinted the editorial amid Nixon demands for a retraction.
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Nixon Humphrey Campaigns In Northern Ohio Euler 50-50 Chance
The race tightens as Nixon and Humphrey plan last stops in Ohio ahead of election day. Humphrey says he has a 50-50 shot at Ohio’s 26 electoral votes with final appearances in Youngstown after Akron Canton Lorain and Cleveland suburbs. Muskie Romney Percy and Saxbe also campaign across the state while Bill Wirtz hosts a Democratic fundraiser in Columbus.
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Local trader touts utility trailer in Southeast Ohio ad
Garold Linscott of Buchtel Ohio says he is very pleased with his Action Ad offering a utility trailer for sale. He placed the ad on Wednesday and was still receiving calls on Sunday as thousands of families read Southeast ern Ohio's largest marketplace.
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Americans Hit North Panhandle With Heaviest Attacks
American warplanes and ships attacked North Vietnam’s southern panhandle with the month’s heaviest blows. Air Force Navy and Marine jets flew 139 missions, targeting road and river traffic while destroying trucks, supply boats, bunkers, and storage facilities. B52s dropped about 900 tons near Con Thien and Gio Linh, with six miles penetration into North Vietnam and multiple secondary explosions.
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