OU Strike Continues As Judge Dismisses Contempt Charge
Contempt charges against Ohio University union president Oscar McGee were dismissed by Judge Howard Goldsberry over a faulty restraining order. The strike, now in its fifth day, persists with pickets around campus as OU seeks further contempt action and the university maintains essential operations.
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Tom Price
Afscme Local 1699
University
Local 1699
Local
Frank Stewart
Cincinnati
Afscme Council 21
Goldsberry
Ross County Common Pleas
Athens County Common Pleas
Lowell Howard
Howard
Afscme
Nixon Meets With Hirohito in Alaska Monday Night
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito met in Anchorage marking a historic postwar alliance. The meeting lasted over an hour with no communiqué issued. Hirohito spoke of gratitude for American aid and the journey underscored two nations' growing ties in peace.
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Alaska
Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
U.S
Copenhagen
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Tokyo
Washington D.C
Pacific
Nagako
Europe
Aleutian Islands
America
Emperor Hirohito
Ohio tax bill advances with conference planned
A conference committee will be named this week to hammer out a compromise budget tax measure worth 7.6 billion dollars after Senate approval. The plan, backed by a sales tax hike and corporate tax, faces weeks of negotiation with the House and Senate to resolve differences and finalize the biennial budget.
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Senate
House
Anthony Calabrese
Cleveland
Michael Maloney
Ways and Means
Three Prime Ministers Meet Over Ireland Civil War Crisis
London hosts Ed Heath Brian Faulkner and Jack Lynch as Northern Ireland turmoil intensifies. British troops clash with IRA guerrillas in Belfast while talks seek peace and possible unification, with ministerial resignations and high tensions surrounding internment.
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Ireland
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Edward Heath
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Jack Lynch
Chequers
Heath
Belfast
New Lodge Road
Irish Republican Army
Duke of Wellington’s Regiment
Bellaghy
Ulster
Lynch’s Republic
Lynch
The
Republic
Faulkner
David Bleakley
Women Judges Hold Fire On Supreme Court Prospects
Three Nixon appointees to federal courts Cornelia Kennedy Sylvia Bacon and Normalie Holloway Johnson avoid commenting on becoming the first female Supreme Court justice. Mrs Nixon says she is discussing the idea with the president while noting older women may be the best qualified. Kennedy, 48, in Michigan's federal bench. Bacon, 40, and Johnson, 39, on D C's Superior Court.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
High Court
Cornelia G. Kennedy
U.S. District Court
Michigan
Sylvia Bacon
Normalie Holloway Johnson
Superior Court of
District of Columbia
White House
Mrs. Nixon
Shirley M. Hufstedler
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Rita
Kennedy
Grosse Point Woods
Bacon
Johnson
District of Columbia Court
U.S
Superior Court
Asst
U.S. Atty
Julius A. Johnson
Connally Says Gold Loses Glitter as World Currency
Treasury Secretary Connally argues gold should lose its glitter as a world currency standard. He says a devaluation boost would not break the international monetary deadlock while leaving the issue unsettled. IMF delegates meet amid debate on gold’s role in the system and Nixon’s August dollar move.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Connally Says US Not Fixed to Gold Myth
Secretary Connally told reporters there is no hangup with gold and hopes to diminish gold's IMF role. He cautioned that widespread European and Japanese pressure favors a dollar devaluation by raising gold prices to aid currency realignments.
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Connally
Newsmen
Europe
Japan
Action Ads Proves Its Reach in Athens Rental Success
Violet Martin of Route 1 Athens credits Action Ads for securing her apartment rental on the first call. She says the results were amazing and plans to use the service again.
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Akron
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