OU Hit By Strike With Little Immediate Effect
Ohio University operated largely as normal in the first hours of a wildcat strike that pulled nearly all blue collar workers from duty. AFSCME Local 1699 picketed at 5 a.m. while some staff reported for work in dorms and cafeterias, and construction continued at Alden Library, the math lecture hall, and Chubb Hall remodeling. A temporary restraining order was sought and to be argued in Common Pleas Court Saturday, with union lawyers and officials preparing responses to defend the strike position.
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Ohio University
Athens County Common Pleas
American Federation of State
Alden Library
Chubb Hall
Common Pleas
Lowell Howard
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Common Pleas Court
United States Advances Two-Chinas Plan at UN Agenda
The U S effort to block expulsion of Nationalist China shows mixed results with the two-Chinas proposal recommended for General Assembly consideration, while other objectives remain unsettled. The move includes securing support on key aspects of the agenda, reflecting both progress and ongoing challenges in the campaign.
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United States
China
United Nations
General Assembly
U S Soviet- China seating fights at United Nations
In the United Nations steering committee debate on seating Peking and Taiwan, the Albanian resolution to seat the Communists and oust the Nationalists gained majority support while the U S two Chinas proposal failed. Taiwan criticised the U S plan as a violation of the UN charter. The assembly will consider the committee’s recommendations Friday.
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Peking
Taiwan
General Assembly
China
Security Council
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Foreign Ministry
United Nations
United States
George Bush
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Judge orders Hamilton County to register all qualified students
A federal judge ruled on a temporary basis that Hamilton County enroll qualified students at any local learning institution for voting. The order, expected to stand until amended, affects Xavier University and Edgecliff College students challenging Ohio residency voting law. A hearing on dissolving the order is set for later this week.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Timothy S. Hogan
U.S. District Court
Ohio
Hogan
Xavier University
Edgecliff College
Ted Brown
County Board of Elections
Columbus
Brown
Maloney forecasts Saturday vote on Ohio tax budget bill
Senate prospects for a floor vote on a 1.5 cent sales tax increase and a 3 to 6 percent corporate income tax were discussed by Sen. Michael J. Maloney. The measure would raise about 710 million dollars and add 30 million for elder home stead exemptions. Senator Robin Turner criticized the bill as spending too much. Governor Gilligan warned of no more interim budgets, urging a permanent plan.
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Ohio
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Ways and Means
GOP
Maloney
Senate Finance Committee
Robin T. Turner
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Democratic Party
Medina Acquitted in My Lai Trial Leaves Army
Capt Ernest Medina, acquitted of murder involuntary manslaughter and assault in the My Lai case, says he bears no bitterness toward the Army and will resign his commission. He spoke after a jury of five Vietnam veterans cleared him in about an hour of deliberation.
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Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Army
U.S
William L. Calley Jr
Medina
Amer
Barbara
National Guard
Mrs Nixon Pushes for Woman on Supreme Court
First Lady Pat Nixon advocates a female justice and revealed meetings with Rose Kennedy and a fan letter to Bobo Newsome. The trip followed the christening voyage of the nuclear frigate U S S California in Newport News Virginia. The President faces pressure from several quarters to nominate a woman for Hugo Black's seat.
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Pat Nixon
Supreme Court
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Bobo Newsome
U.S.S. California
Newport
Tion
Nixon
Hugo Black
Nixon says three women named to district court judgeships
Mrs. Nixon reports her husband has named three women to district court judging posts and says they are being groomed for moves to other courts. She notes a flood of approving letters about her ABC TV appearance Visit with the First Lady and hints at a Christmas TV return with her daughters.
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