Hocking area schools to gain more state aid under Gilligan plan
Gov Gilligan's budget would boost Hocking County schools with 1.12 million dollars in new state funds for 1971 72 including Logan 778 129 Laurelville 196 008 and Starr Washington 141 790 Vinton County districts receive 539 644 Public schools in the 25th House District would get over 11.2 million in operating funds with Maddux noting much is new state money The plan links aid to 25 mill property tax rollbacks and raises per pupil costs for several districts including Logan Starr Washington Laurelville and Vinton County.
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Hocking
Logan
Laurelville
Starr-Washington
Vinton County
Fairfield
Vinton Counties
Gilligan
Don Maddux
Maddux
Vinton
Solon
Starr - Washington
Gilligan Budget Split Into Three Parts In Ohio House
Ohio Gov. John J. Gilligan's $9.1 billion budget is reintroduced in the House in three parts with Republican sponsorship. Speakers say it aids committee review. Democrats previously blocked the plan. Hearings may start soon as lawmakers rush budget work ahead of June 30 deadline.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Ohio House
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Lloyd G. Kerns
Richwood
House Finance Appropriations Committee
Kerns
Norman Murdock
Cincinnati
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
Kurfess
Senate
Snow Storm Closes In Across Southeast
An early spring storm dropped snow ice and freezing rain over the Southeast with nine inches at Clemson South Carolina. The system moved from the Ohio Valley into Virginia and West Virginia and swirled through the Carolinas. North Georgia faced a major ice storm downing trees and power lines leaving homes without heat in subfreezing temperatures.
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Clemson
S.C
Ohio Valley
Virginia
West Virginia
Carolinas
North Georgia
Weather fails to snow as forecast proves wrong in Hocking Valley
Forecaster overplayed snow chances as Hocking Valley woke to sun and 40 degrees at 11 am. Interstate closures and travel warnings spread from Ohio and Pennsylvania into the Middle Atlantic as storms pelted the Deep South and Pacific Northwest. Dry, fair weather prevailed elsewhere.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
Dothan
Ala
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Coast
Washington
California
Pellston
Mich
Brownsville
Tex
Strip mining urged regulated in Ohio counties
Theodore Veneida Jr of Case Western Reserve University told the House Environment and Natural Resources Committee that strip mining must be controlled in 18 Ohio counties before residents turn violent. He cited Anglo coal devastation and shootings of bulldozers in Kentucky as alarming signs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
House
Theodore Veneida Jr
Case Western Reserve University
Kentucky
Doctor criticizes Blue Cross cost cuts at Ohio hearing
Shaker Heights obstetrician Dr. Harold F. Burkens told state investigators that Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio President Vernon R. Burt was not interested in his cost cutting suggestions. Burkens urged limiting hospital obstetric stays to five days and questioned hospital efficiency and use of funds for charity care. Burt disputed the obstetric discharge idea and defended physician judgment for individual cases. The two day hearing also examined executive pay, reserve levels, and possible conflicts of interest as BCNO faced an $8 million loss last year with reserves halved.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Shaker Heights
Harold F. Burkens
Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio
BCNO
Vernon R. Burt
State Insurance
Kenneth E. DeShetler
Blue Cross
Burkens
Cleveland
Burt
Burkons
Cleveland Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Two Truckers Charged In Fatal Circleville Crash
In Circleville Ohio two truck drivers face vehicular homicide and reckless operation charges after a crash with a parked fire engine. Veterans Fire Chief Talmer Wise aged 73 and Herbert Allen 50 died. Investigators say James Causey 49 and Robert Hogstin 35 drove into the scene as fire crews fought a grass fire near a junkyard on US 23.
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Circleville, Ohio
Talmer Wise
Circleville
Herbert Ralph Allen
Sevierville
Tenn
Wise
Allen
Pickaway County
James Causey
Mooresville
N.C
Robert Hogstin
Ashland
U.S. 23
Causey
R. C. Jones, Inc
Market ends four-day decline with broad advance
New York traders showed a broad, moderate gain in active trading as the market extended its recovery that began Thursday after four down sessions. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.63 points to 904.44 as analysts attributed the move to investor confidence in market strength.
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New York
Wall Street
Civil War Intensifies in East Pakistan as Army Cracks Down
Reports from New Delhi indicate Pakistan military government bans political activity and imposes a curfew in East Pakistan. Fierce street fighting in Dacca and Chittagong causes heavy casualties while claims of crossed borders into India are disputed. Mujibur Rahman appeals to resist the enemy.
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Pakistan
East Pakistan
Dacca
Radio Pakistan
United News of India
Assam
Chittagong
Trippura
Calcutta
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Khulna
Sheik Mujib
East Pakistan Rifles
EPR
Freedom of
Bangladesh
20 Planes Hit SAM In Laos
Saigon reports reinforcements rush to the northern front as U S air forces strike a new North Vietnamese surface to air missile site in the Laotian panhandle near the DMZ. Artillery duels flare across the DMZ and 20 000 Saigon troops are in Quang Tri with more units reinforced.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North
U.S
Laotian Panhandle
Dmz
Tran van An
Quang Tri
Laos
North Vietnam
Sam
Lanusse Becomes Argentina Junta Leader President Tonight
Lt. Gen. Alejandro Lanusse, head of the army, takes the presidency as the new ruling junta’s chief figure in Buenos Aires. The three-man junta plans to legalize political parties soon and speed up the timetable for civilian elections after ousting President Levingston in a bloodless coup.
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Buenos Aires
Alejandro Lanusse
Argentina
Navy
Pedro Guavi
Carlos Alberto Rey
Air Force
Lanusse
Roberto M. Levingston
Levingston
Portsmouth Housing Crisis Tied to New Penitentiary
Portsmouth Ohio faces a housing crunch as the $26 million Southern Ohio Penitentiary nears completion with 400 staffers. relocations for a highway and two new vocational schools add pressure. Lucasville penitentiary may house workers by late summer or fall, while Portsmouth area housing remains scarce.
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Southern Ohio
Portsmouth
Lucasville
Ohio House to Fight Dem Kickback Plan on Liquor Dealers
Ohio lawmakers plan to introduce legislation to stop a Democratic backed scheme to raise party funds by demanding a $500 down payment and $125 quarterly fee from franchised state liquor dealers. The dealers operate in about 60 towns without state liquor stores and sell beer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Nixon meets with 13 Black Congress members on race report
In Washington, four teen months after the request, 13 black congressmen met with President Nixon for about 90 minutes. Rep. Charles Diggs said the discussion was fruitful and that Nixon appeared sympathetic to their presentation, though usefulness hinges on his follow through with 32 pages of recommendations.
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Washington
Nixon
Charles Diggs
B- Mich
House
Black Caucus
Diggs
Ohio unemployment at 239000 in February report
Ohio's jobless total reached 239000 in February, 5.3 percent of the civilian labor force, up slightly from January's 5.2 percent. William Papier, director of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services research division, said the rate was the highest since February 1964.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
William Papier
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services’ Research and Statistics
Papier
Armored truck raid nets 1.8 million in Croydon
Seven or eight masked men ambushed an armored security truck in Croydon at noon. Police said the raid, believed for payroll, resulted in a $1.8 million theft with no injuries reported.
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London
Croydon
States risk $54 million welfare aid cut next Thursday
Washington AP reports that unless final federal waivers arrive, two states face losing $54 million annually in welfare aid next Thursday. Programs in four areas are affected as negotiations continue.
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Washington
Absence of Papadopoulos Raises Greek Junta Doubts
In Athens the missing premier George Papadopoulos from Independence Day events fuels speculation he is ill or out of favor with the ruling army junta. He has been the junta’s strongman leader since the 1967 coup and has not appeared publicly since January 22.
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Athens
George Papadopoulos
Army
Papadopoulos
Gilligan Budget Tour Planned for Ohio Cities
Governor John J. Gilligan will visit Ohio cities with budget proposals, an administration spokesman said. A spokesman refuted Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes's claim that Gilligan would meet him in Cleveland on Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Unemployment Surges. Five More Cities Added to 6 Percent List
The Labor Department reports five additional major cities with unemployment at or above 6 percent, lifting the total to 50 areas. The nine year high covers central cities of 50 000 plus surrounding suburbs, now comprising about one third of 150 major labor markets.
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Washington
Labor Department
Justice Department to draft bill on congressional funding veto
The Justice Department agreed to draft legislation giving Congress final word if a president withholds appropriated funds. Assistant Attorney General William H. Rehnquist said he could not commit to supporting the bill but was sympathetic to its purpose.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Asst
Atty
William H Rehnquist
My Lai murders trial jurors show no verdict yet
Ft Benning Ga AP Lt William Calleys marathon My Lai murder trial jurors arrived for the 10th day of deliberations with no sign of a decision. If no decision by Monday the judge will ask for an explanation.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William Calley
Marathon My Lai
Alabama Guard leaders fired over 1970 campaign fund probe
The commander and nine ranking officers of the Alabama Air National Guard were dismissed from full-time posts after being accused of illegally soliciting campaign funds during the 1970 gubernatorial election.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Air National Guard
Nader Group Plans Campaign Against Ohio Tax System
The Ralph Nader backed Ohio Public Interest Action Group formed in Cleveland aims to challenge property taxes and Ohio savings and loan associations. spokesman Donald K. Ross says citizens are overassessed and lenders favor high profit areas, harming inner cities. The group seeks 1 million dollars to open regional offices in Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Savings and Loan Associations
Public Interest
Donald K. Ross
Ross
Savings and Loans Associations
Cincinnati
Columbus
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