Ohio House Advances Fifth Interim Budget Bill
The Ohio House Finance Committee approved a $151.5 million interim budget funding school foundations at about 50 million and state payroll over 20 million plus 46 million for welfare through September. It includes 2.7 million to 22 school districts at risk of fall closures. Gov Gilligan urged swift action to avert a fiscal disaster for schools. The bill also adds 3 million to help low income students with college costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
House
House Finance Committee
Frederick Young
Dayton
Young
Charles Kurfess
Gilligan
Civic Club
Martin Essex
Mansfield
Essex
Joseph Ferguson
Findlay
Clyde
Sidney
Wilmington
Robert Netzley
Laura
290 Planes Raid North Vietnam In Major U S Strike
U S combat planes launched up to 250 strikes inside North Vietnam with about 200 fighter-bombers and 50 support aircraft. The six hour raid targeted antiaircraft guns SAM batteries depots and truck parks within 35 miles of the DMZ. No SAM fire encountered and all aircraft returned safely. South Vietnamese forces with U S helicopter gunships and a 7th Fleet destroyer claimed 588 enemy troops killed in the U Minh forest.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Gerald D. Hill
Thailand
South Vietnam
Hill
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Gulf of Tonkin
Dmz
Vietnams
7Th Fleet
U Minh Forest
Orleans Prison Riot Ends Amid Stable Aftermath
A sheriff's deputy at Orleans Parish Prison said the Monday night disturbance ends and the situation is stable with the prison population under control. Officials gave no total for participating inmates or cause, while noting recent protests about humane living conditions. Fire and glass damage occurred, with inmates shouting, and chaplains helped escort prisoners from thick smoke.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Wheer
Peter Rogers
Fire Department
Senate Cloture Vote Aimed At Draft Extension Battle
Washington AP Republicans push to end debate on the draft extension bill with a possible cloture vote. Leader Hugh Scott says a passage of the motion is likely, while Democrats including Mike Mansfield oppose cloture and seek withdrawal of U S forces from Indochina within nine months if POWs are freed. Mansfield’s amendment failed 47 to 36.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
Hugh Scott
Scott
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
U.S
Indochina
Nixon trip to China drew sharp criticism from Reischauer
Former U.S. ambassador Edwin D. Reischauer calls Nixon's trip to Communist China a "very silly act" done without consulting Japan. The Harvard professor says Nixon's move risks harming U.S. relations and that Japan questions American consideration during its transition.
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Kansas City
U.S
Japan
Nixon
China
Edwin D. Reischauer
Tokyo
Harvard University
Peking
Danbury Prison Transfer After Hunger Strike Ends
Rev. Philip Berrigan and six other prisoners were moved from the U.S. Medical Center in Springfield Missouri back to Danbury Federal Prison. The group had begun a summer hunger strike that led to the transfer on August 11 and ended 13 days ago. A separate report notes a Greyhound bus ran off I 76 near Wheeling Ohio Valley injuring three people.
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Danbury, Conn
Philip Berrigan
U.S. Medical Center
Sprinfield
Danbury
Medical Center
Wheeling
W. Va
Greyhound
Central Bank intervenes to halt dollar slide in Frankfurt
West Germany's central bank stepped into the foreign exchange market in Frankfurt to halt a record decline of the dollar. The currency fell to 3.3300 marks before the intervention and then rebounded to 3.3597 marks as spot purchases of 5 million dollars were reported by dealers.
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Frankfurt, Germany
West Germany
Inside Comics Editorial Obituaries
A fragmented notice outlines editorial sections and features related to comics and television and notes obituaries of 12 women. Limited readable text suggests a retrospective or column that blends media topics with memorials, without detailing names or dates.
Nixon Faces Setback in Anti-Inflation Tax Credit Plan
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee declines to back a two level investment tax credit for Nixon anti inflation plan. The committee prefers a straight percentage rate though the exact rate remains undecided. The administration says it will direct about 200 million dollars to revive local economies through a public service job program, targeting areas with unemployment above six percent. Labor Secretary Hodgson notes 27 000 public service jobs created and over 6 000 already at work.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Ways and Means
John Byrnes
R-Wis
Capitol Hill
Labor
James D. Hodgson
Minibike Sells Quickly After First Call
Jack McVey of New Plymouth recalls the rapid sale of his 1971 Suzuki after a single phone call. He notes the prompt buyer reaction and the ease of the transaction as a typical first call result.
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Jack McVey
New Plymouth
Panel says DDT poses no imminent mass sickness threat
A panel of scientists for the EPA concludes DDT does not present an imminent hazard to human health but warns of gradual environmental deterioration. They urge phasing out DDT except in public health emergencies while stopping short of an immediate ban.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Environmental Defense Fund, Inc
United States Moves for Two Chinas at U N
The United States plans to submit two resolutions at the General Assembly. One would seat Peking and keep Nationalist China in the U N and on Taiwan. A second would treat expulsion as an important question requiring a two thirds vote.
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United Nations
N.Y
Taiwan
United States
Peking
State Department
Washington
China
Department
Charles W. Bray
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