No Politics Involved In Water Crackdown In Ohio
Nelsonville Ohio officials defend a water system crackdown, stating no politics involved. Federal FHA funding rules trigger measures. counties face building bans, stricter inspections, and finance shifts as commissioners take control of sewage operation responsibilities.
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Congress Approves Five Year U S Soviet Arms Accord
The House backed the five year U S Soviet offensive arms limits pact by 306 to 4 with support for an arms parity amendment. The measure urges stronger future talks and parity in any permanent curbs while praising Nixon era arms developments and urging continued R D of strategic systems.
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China
Kissinger Holds 18th Private Meeting With North Vietnamese
Henry A. Kissinger, assistant to President Nixon for national security, met in Paris today with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as part of ongoing peace talks. White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler declined to provide further details.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Paris
North Vietnam
White House
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Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Ziegler
Vietnam
Norway Rejects Mart Membership referendum shocks Bratelli cabinet
In Oslo voters chose to keep Norway out of the European Common Market. Prime Minister Trygve Bratelli announced his cabinet will resign, ending his bid to join the bloc and triggering a political crisis.
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Pentagon Sees Three Released POWs As On Duty Officers
The Pentagon says three freed American prisoners of war are active-duty officers who turned themselves in at the first chance. Technically they could be AWOL if they refused, but officials expect reunions and medical care rather than punishment. In Nairobi, Somali Foreign Minister Arteh says Tanzania and Uganda accept a five point peace plan with a cease fire in effect and details to be announced soon.
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U. S
Nairobi
Kenya
Omar Arteh
Tanzania
Uganda
Arteh
Chinese Japanese summit moves to flesh out new relations
In Peking the Chinese and Japanese foreign ministers began detailed talks to establish diplomatic relations after a 30 year lapse. Masayoshi Chira and Chi Peng-fei discussed nuts and bolts issues for a formal mainland relationship.
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Tokyo
Masayoshi Chira
China
Chi Peng-fei
Brown Moves Ahead With Plans To Place Tax Repeal On Ballot
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown moves to place an income tax repeal on the November ballot despite 34 pending court cases. A Hamilton County court ruling on county election advertising costs could come today, with Brown prepared to proceed whether or not funding is approved. Brown says he will continue advertising and certifying petitions unless blocked, while repeal leaders seek ads by all 88 counties. The constitution requires five weeks of newspaper ads. Brown has ordered ad start the week of Sept 24. Repealers must file 20,870 signatures, with a 10 day window starting Wednesday if not blocked by injunction.
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Ohio
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Soviet Aims to Back Measures Against International Terrorism
At the United Nations General Assembly Andrei Gromyko signals Soviet support for measures to curb terrorism while urging a careful approach. He meets Secretary Rogers who floated a 1973 conference for a terrorism treaty. They discussed Middle East and strategic talks but not Vietnam.
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Gromyko
William P. Rogers
U.N
Rogers
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Nixon
Washington
U.S
Kurt Waldheim
Inside Comics and Editorial Obituaries Feature
A compact column runs through Inside Comics and Editorial and notes obituaries and sports items with brief mentions of recent developments. The piece references a mix of local names and events and hints at ongoing community coverage.
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Sports
Vada Tuyere UN Win
Pievision Ic
TOG
Nek Cope Caen
Troops Voting Slated On Indochina Withdrawal
The Senate will vote on a Stennis amendment to end the war rider in a foreign-military aid bill. The rider would cut funding for all actions in Indochina and require U S troop withdrawal within four months if POWs are released and MIAs accounted for.
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Senate
U.S
Indochina
John C. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
House
Ohio Criminal Code revisions face philosophical split
Ohio Senate and House differ over emphasis rehabilitation or punishment in a 157 year old code. A conference committee likely to bridge gaps on capital punishment parole terms and sentencing minimums as amendments pass between chambers.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Howard C. Cook
R-1
Toledo
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