Ohio Solons Eye Proposals on State Lottery
Ohio lawmakers moved toward action on a state lottery, Vietnam veterans bonus, and repeal of Sunday closing laws as a Senate panel and House leaders pressed for final action before 1973 adjournment. The veteran bonus plan awaits a House vote after Senate approval, with a November ballot potential.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate Ways & Means Committee
House
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
John J. Gilligan
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Boards of Election
Hocking Valley Sees 94 Degree High In Heat Wave
The Hocking Valley reached 94 degrees Monday with 83 at 11 am and overnight low 72. Forecast calls for continued warmth and humidity with highs in the low 90s and showers tonight and Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
Tight Credit Tightens as Rates Rise Across Loans
Federal Reserve official An drew Brimmer says Americans face higher mortgage costs and tighter credit as policy fights inflation. Bank reserve requirements and the 7 percent discount rate push the prime loan rate to 8 1/2 percent, signaling ongoing loan scarcity and rising interest rates. Supermarket surveys show shoppers stocking up amid price hikes, with Phase 4 allows raises on food items and clothing exemptions from the price freeze noted by the Cost of Living Council.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Andrew F. Brimmer
Brimmer
Michigan Savings and Loan League
Mackinac Island
Mich
Federal Reserve
Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Cost of Living Council
U S Won't Join Atom Test Protest
Washington reports the United States will not join allies in protesting France's atmospheric nuclear tests over the South Pacific. Officials say there is no danger from the blasts, protest would be ineffective, and diplomacy weighs against an American stance.
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Washington
United States
France
South Pacific
Japan
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Nixon Administration
U.S
36 Die In Plane Crash
The Ozark Flight 825 turboprop crashed near a St Louis suburb during a violent thunderstorm. Pilot Arvid Linke believes he encountered a tornado and was struck by lightning. at least 36 people died. The flight originated in Nashville with 41 passengers and a crew of three. Authorities recovered control tower tapes as investigators seek the cause.
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ST. Louis
Ozark Air Lines
Ozark
Nashville
Tenn
Federal Aviation Administration
Arvid Linke
Linke
Lambert Airport
Ehrlichman Says Dean Lied In Watergate Hearings
John Ehrlichman testified before the Senate panel that John Dean lied and that White House officials relied on him for Watergate information. Ehrlichman defended the Nixon administration and faulted Dean for a biased account while denying personal guilt and noting his limited knowledge of Haldeman’s actions. He appeared under subpoena and vowed to answer questions.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate
Watergate Committee
John W. Dean III
Ehrlichman
Nixon
White House
Dean
John Dean
E. Howard Hunt
Watergate
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Mr. Haldeman
Wall Street Dips After Six Day Rally Amid Watergate News
Stock prices fell in New York after six days of gains as analysts cite Watergate developments and higher interest rates as the main factors. The dip follows a period of cautious trading with investors weighing political and economic news.
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New York
Constitutional Confrontation Deepens Over Watergate Tapes
President Nixon faces subpoenas from the Senate Watergate committee and Archibald Cox as he resists turning over tapes and documents. The dispute centers on executive privilege versus congressional and grand jury access, with a Supreme Court ruling potentially guiding future actions.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Cox
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
Congress
Supreme Court
Warren
White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Charles Alan Wright
John W. Dean III
Dean
Oval Office
Ervin
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Senate
Executive Branch
Spring Valley Youth Dies In Industrial Accident
A 16 year old from Spring Valley died in an electrocution incident at Sullivan Potato Supply Co. north of Waynesville, Warren County authorities said.
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Waynesville, Ohio
Spring Valley
Warren County
Michael Ross
Sullivan Potato Supply Co
Waynesville
Logan Area Phone Service Restored After Weekend Cuts
Logan General Telephone reports major phone service restored after weekend cable cuts hit outgoing long distance. Minor cuts reported near Athens. vandals damaged Gen Tel trucks in Pomeroy. No violence by picketers at Logan office. In Marion, Ohio, 2800 CWA workers plan negotiations with General Telephone Wednesday. Company cites $600,000 in vandalism across 50 exchanges in 70 counties since the strike began.
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Mike Castaldi
Logan General
Logan
Athens
Pomeroy
Marion, Ohio
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Communication Workers of America
Ohio Power Talks Fail to Break Akron Strike Impasse
Talks between Ohio Power and the Utility Workers of America produced no progress toward ending the 23 day strike. No new bargaining sessions are scheduled with the UWA or the IBEW. About 775 workers at six generating stations and 570 divisional workers are on strike.
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Akron, Ohio
Ohio Power
Utility Workers of America
UWA
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Kroger and Teamsters Meet Over Strike After Store Closings
Cincinnati Ohio Representatives for Kroger and Teamsters Local 100 plan talks Thursday to settle a contract dispute amid the strike that closed 35 of Kroger's 67 area stores.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kroger
Teamsters Local 100
Skyjackers Free 137 Hostages and Blow Up Jet in Libya
Hijackers of a Japanese jumbo jet at Benghazi airport exploded the Boeing 747 after 137 hostages and crew escaped via emergency chute. Four hijackers were arrested by Libyan troops. The plane had been hijacked last Friday from Amsterdam, flown via Dubai to Damascus, then Libya. No one aboard injured during evacuation. authorities sought ransom and freedom for an Israeli life-term prisoner rumored.
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Benghazi
Libya
Amsterdam
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Damascus
Mediterranean
Congress weighs curb on presidential fund impoundment
A federal court ruled Nixon illegally froze funds for federal subsidized housing, declaring impoundment unconstitutional. The House schedules a vote on a bill granting either chamber power to overturn impoundments by simple resolution within 60 days, while the Senate backs its own anti impoundment measure.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
U.S. District Court
Charles R. Richey
Ei House
House Democratic Steering Committee
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Florida Police Seek More Torture Victims
Miami police prepare to dismantle a false wall in a homemade torture chamber tied to the death of Albert Brust and the dismemberment of a 16 year old Ohio youth. Investigators also plan yard digs to uncover potential buried bodies linked to Brust’s alleged crimes and the 15 year old girl.
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Miami
Ohio
Albert Brust
Brust
Mark Bernard Matson
Washington Court House
Matson
Frankfort
Splash Party Planned at City Pool Next Monday
Dick Erb city pool manager announces a Splash Party at the pool from 7 to 10 p.m. next Monday. Apple Max will provide music for dancing and swimming with a 50 cent admission. A splash contest will award a $5 cash prize for the biggest splash off the high board. All ages invited.
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Dick Erb
Apple Max
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