Areca Union Chief Urges Strike End
Ohio University's nonacademic employees confront a two day strike with most workers off the job. AFSCME official Thomas Fitzpatrick urges the local to end the strike and pursue negotiations and grievance procedures with support from AFSCME Council 21. He notes locals act autonomously and pledges aid to resolve OU disputes.
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International
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Sigall
Nixon hints broad wage price restraints to cover economy
President Nixon told the Detroit Economic Club that wage price restraints will extend across the economy and may include consumer credit rates if inflation trends persist. He said Phase 2 in mid October will target inflation drivers while maintaining limits until inflation cools. Demonstrators gathered outside Cobo Hall as Nixon noted the Fed has authority to regulate credit if needed. He also described planned talks with China and the enduring U S China differences.
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Federal Reserve Board
Editorial calls end to Local 1699 wildcat strike at Ohio University
The editorial urges Local 1699 to return 900 employees to work, insists the union follow its contract prohibiting strikes or lockouts during the agreement term, and criticizes leadership for acting without members or higher union consultation. It notes a court-ordered return-to-work and calls for arbitration via the contract’s grievance process.
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Ohio Senate to vote on sales tax budget package today
Ohio senators face a tight vote on a GDP style tax plan tied to general appropriations for the new biennium. The measure would raise sales tax to 54 percent, impose corporate and cigarette levies, plus a $30 million homestead exemption, with total two year revenues around 740 million and a 7.5 billion appropriation including 366 million for lower education. Senate leaders note final mechanics and interim funding steps must be resolved before passage.
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Theodore Gray
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House
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Editorial highlights and entertainment listings
Inside page notes emphasize editorials and entertainment items with sections on television theater and music. Obituaries and classified ads appear in later pages, while numbers reference page positions and feature areas.
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Nixon hints at nominating Poff to Supreme Court
President Nixon signaled he may nominate Rep. Richard H. Poff of Virginia to one of two Supreme Court vacancies. Poff, praised for crime control work, has backing from Rep. Emanuel Celler and Rep. William McCulloch. Harlan retired, opening a second seat as Justice Black's health faltered. The White House aims for swift Senate action while emphasizing judicial philosophy over geography.
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Nixon
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Supreme Court
Poff
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Congress
High Court
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Felix Frankfurter
Sneeze Star Billy Gilbert Dies at 77 in Hollywood
Hollywood comedian Billy Gilbert, famed for a wheezy sneeze in musical comedies, died at 77 after a stroke two months prior. He began in vaudeville and later moved to television, leaving a lasting comic trademark.
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Agnew Links Dem Views To Commie Gus Hall
Vice President Spiro Agnew said four Democratic potential nominees George McGovern Edmund Muskie Edward Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey share views with Gus Hall head of the U.S. Communist Party. He cited Hall in Daily World Aug 21 calling for a U.S. pullout from Vietnam and reordering priorities while Nixon and Laird deem the defense budget the minimum for security against Soviet power.
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