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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1972

Page

8

Ohio Assembly could reconvene after voters decide

The 109th Ohio General Assembly faces a potential return to the capitol after the November 7 election depending on income tax repeal results and party control. House Speaker Charles Kurfess notes no decision yet as observers weigh the risk to school funding and possible government crises.

Columbus Ohio 109Th Ohio General Assembly Charles Kurfess Kurfess

Tax Repeal Could Mean Layoffs

Gov John Gilligan's administration warns 54 000 employees that up to 7500 could face layoffs if voters repeal the state income tax in the November 7 election. A memo urges rejection of Issue 2 as austerity impacts departments.

Columbus Ohio John Gilligan

Nixon Plan Urges Peace Strength in Campaign Address

President Nixon defended defense spending against McGovern proposals, calling for peace through strength. He warned against amnesty for draft dodgers, pledged to keep a strong military, and said the Vietnam war is nearing end. He spoke from the White House and then to Camp David before touring campaign stops in Chicago and California.

Gaylord Shaw Associated Press Thurmont Nixon America White House Camp David George McGovern McGovern Chicago Loop Midwestern Rocky Mountain California

McGovern Says Nixon Kissinger Begging for Settlement

In New Haven Connecticut Sen George McGovern claims President Nixon and Dr Henry Kissinger have literally been begging for a settlement to the Vietnam war. He reiterates his view that peace talks may continue without immediate end to the conflict and notes ongoing campaign stops with labor and political leaders in Hartford and New Haven.

New Haven Kissinger Nixon Connecticut McGovern Hartford Constitution Plaza Abraham A. Ribicoff Massachusetts Rhode Island Ribicoff Connecticut Democrat Eleanor McGovern Vietnam Thieu

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