Cleveland Mayor accused of seeking gain from highway plan
Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes faced a blistering charge from fellow Democrat James Shocknessy at the Inter State Coordinators Conference. Shocknessy accused Stokes of trying to use interstate highway construction to recoup political losses while urging more mass transit. Rhodes and state officials defended highways as vital to Cleveland's growth, noting substantial regional investments and job gains through 1972.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Stokes
James Shocknessy
James A. Rhodes
Shocknessy
Shacknessy
Rhodes
Shock
Nessy
Bti Stokes
Warren Smith
Pharmaceutical Associates of Athens Incorporated
Secretary of State Ted W Brown announces filing of incorporation for Pharmaceutical Associates of Athens Inc with 500 no par common shares. Listed on papers are Doris Davis Eleanor Barstow and Naomi Baldwin.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Pharmaceutical Associates of Athens, Inc
Corporation
Doris Davis
Eleanor Barstow
Naomi Baldwin
Chiropractors Charge AMA in Ohio Rights Suit
Eighteen Ohio chiropractors file federal suit alleging the Ohio State Medical Board and the American Medical Association conspire to restrain trade and deny licensure and hospital accreditation on AMA terms. They claim the 1966 AMA declaration that chiropractic is an unscientific cult violates civil rights and harms patient choice. Plaintiffs include Basil C. Hall and Gary Stocker among others.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Medical Board
American Medical Association
Ohio
AMA
Rhodes Proposes Simplified Welfare Report System
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes urged replacing the current fragmented welfare reporting with spot sampling and post auditing to cut millions in admin costs. He noted 507 reports yearly for 11 programs and 459 federal programs overall, with caseworkers spending over half their time on forms.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
White House
Ohio Welfare Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ohio
Rhodes
Nixon
Housewives boycott spreads as meat prices dip
New York housewives who led local meat boycotts report only a partial success with prices dropping briefly. The movement has grown to 400 500 participants in Levittown and 1 500 in Long Island groups, spreading to Florida Colorado Virginia and other states as wholesale gains and retail shifts unfold.
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NEW York
Mickey DiLorenzo
Levittown
Long Island
Fort Collins
Colo
Arlington
Shelter Rock
Conn
DiLorenzo
Melbourne Beach
Jan Stophlet
Cape Kennedy Space Center
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Greater
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Basil C. Hall
Barnesville
Gary Stocker
Findlay
Herbert R. Beaver
Pisgah
Frank Ream
Forest
Albert M. Cochran
Wilshire
Glenn Curry
Warren
Wilber F. Stiers
Zanesville
William F. Black
Mount Vernon
Donald B. Lash
Shelby
Clyde B. Catt
Newark
A. H. Halh
Perrysburg
Wayne A. Bryan
Robert R. Shirk
Gene K. Fox
Dayton
Ernest A. Novak
Fairborn
S. J. Doudua
Caldwell
Regina E. Lorr
Carson S. O'Dell
Milford
Sid Williams
Atlanta
Ies
Kitty A. Saylor
Ft. Leonard Wood
Army Communication Center
Robert Saylor
Guysville Rt. 1
Bureau of Labor Statistics
THE
Athens National Bank
Bobcat
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio University
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