Ellender Warns U S Debt Could Choke Economy
Sen. Allen Ellender, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, warned in Washington that the national debt near 398 billion dollars may choke the economy. He offered computer modeled comparisons showing vast totals and joked about overstating the figure, noting the debt’s size dwarfs other nations.
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Washington
United States
Allen Ellender
Senate Appropriations Committee
Louisiana
GOP Factional Struggle Over Ohio Budget Deepens
In Columbus Republicans split over an alternative to Gov. Gilligan's 9.1 billion plan. House leaders promise a vote soon, while education funding faces shifts from 10 to 12 million annually and unions demand more. The dispute centers on new tax revenue and potential welfare and school budget cuts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
John J. Gilligan
Robert Netzley
Laura
Appropriations Finance Committee
Gilligan
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
House Finance Appropriations Committee
Norman Murdock
Cincinnati
House Health, Education and Welfare Committee
Murdock
The
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Hocking Valley Sees 87 Degree Record Tuesday
The mercury climbed to a 1971 high of 87 degrees in the Hocking Valley Tuesday afternoon with 80 degrees by 11 am and an early low of 50. A cloudy cooler day with a chance of showers is forecast for Thursday.
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Hocking Valley
Rizzo Captures Philadelphia Democratic Mayoral Nomination
Former Police Commissioner Frank L. Rizzo won the Philadelphia Democratic mayoral primary in a record turnout. Governor Milton Shapp intervened to derail Rizzo, labeling his campaign a threat of backroom boss politics and fear that could split the city.
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Philadelphia
Frank L. Rizzo
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Rizzo
Sheriff Hartman Hires New Deputy
Tom Matthews aged 53 from Homer Street West Logan has been hired as deputy sheriff by Sheriff Paul Hartman and is now on day shift. Matthews served over two years as a military policeman. Robert Dee Gabriel of 732 North Market Street is appointed as a special deputy in the sheriff's department.
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Tom Matthews
Homer St
West Logan
Hocking
Paul Hartman
Matthews
Robert
Dee) Gabriel
N. Market St
South Viets Hunt Major Red Camp Near Ben Het
A battalion of 700 South Vietnamese troops searches the Laotian border area 10 miles northwest of Ben Het for a major North Vietnamese base. Captured prisoners said NVA had about 50 tanks in caves. missiles suspected but not confirmed. No major U S support yet, with air power available if a lucrative target is found. Allied forces report 132 enemy killed in clashes from the south to the A Shau valley.
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Saigon
Phuc
U.S
Ben Het
Vietnam
A.shau
Global unrest and market rally mark mixed day in headlines
In Istanbul police hunted left wing figures for the Ephraim Elrom kidnapping with over 400 arrests and no lead on the Israeli consul general. In Columbus Columbia Gas of Ohio announced a $35 million plant near Green Springs to supply 250 million cubic feet daily. In Jerusalem Jewish immigrants faced six hours of rioting with ten police injured. In New York the Dow rose 3.17 to 921.73 as traders recovered from a two day dip.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ephraim Elrom
Turkish People’s Liberation Army
Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Green Springs
Tiffin
Seneca County
Columbia Gas
Jerusalem
Black Panthers
Africa
Asia
Israel
New York
End of 2 Day Strike Sets Stage for SST Vote
The two day strike ends as Congress debates reviving the supersonic transport program. An AP survey signals defeat for converting an 85.3 million dollar SST termination fund to cash. Boeing warns of 500 million to 1 billion start up costs. Senate leaders share pessimism.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Associated Press
Senate
Boeing Co
Warren Magnuson
Department of Transportation
Boeing
House
United States
Nixon
Mine Strike Continues Hits 18 Mines in Ohio and WV
BELLAIRE Ohio AP A wildcat coal strike keeps 18 mines idle and about 6000 miners out in eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia. Workers refuse to return until a fired miner at Y and O Coal Co Allison mine near Beallsville is reinstated. The action began May 5 and spread over 11 days. About 250 miners met at UMW District 6 office and voted not to return. Officials say the strike has cost nearly 6 million dollars since May 10 in wages lost production and welfare fund contributions.
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Bellaire, C
Ohio
West Virginia
Y and O Coal Co
Allison
Beallsville
United Mine Workers District 6
Ohio Coal Association
UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund
Lockheed doubles estimate of job losses without aid
Lockheed Aircraft Corp raises its job loss forecast to 63 000 if Congress does not guarantee 250 million in loans for the Tristar jet. The memo adds a national impact angle, while preserving 30 000 lost jobs in Lockheed and subcontractors in 35 states.
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Lockheed
Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Rolls-Royce Ltd
Martin Aircraft
Douglas
Penn Central
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Tristar
Proxmire
Idaho
New Doctor Anesthetist To Join Hospital Staff
J David Arledge of Hocking Valley Community Hospital announced a new physician and an anesthetist joining the staff. Dr R Dennis Blose M D will practice general medicine with Roy Bontrager and Kenneth Turner at the Logan Clinic after residency in Maine. Wayne Yutzy RN will be full time anesthetist, moving from Columbus OSU to Logan with his wife and infant son Nathan.
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J. David Arledge
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
R. Dennis. Blose
N. Wood St
Roy Bontrager
Kenneth Turner
Logan Clinic
Blose
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
U.S. Navy
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Maine
Wayne Yutzy
School of Nursing
School of Anesthesia
University Hospital
OSU School of Anesthesia
Yutzy
Nathan
Logan
Mel Yutzy
Hocking Valley Hospital
Dr Jack Cline Wins Ohio State Alumni Award for Teaching
Dr Jack H Cline of Rockbridge Ohio was among eight Ohio State University faculty honored with Alumni Awards for Distinguished Teaching. The award includes a 1000 cash prize and a citation sponsored by the OSU Alumni Association and Development Fund. Cline,professor of animal science, grew up on a farming family in Crawford County and earned BS MS and PhD from Ohio State, becoming a professor in 1966.
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Jack H. Cline
Rock‘bridge Rt
Ohio State University
Ohio State's
Cline
Ohio State
Rowdies End ROTC Review at Bowling Green
About 1,000 demonstrators disrupted the first President's ROTC cadet review at Bowling Green State University forcing cancellation two thirds through the awards. Cadets were ordered to march to Memorial Hall after protesters encircled about 25 awardees.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
ROTC
Emergency Law Brings Pay Boost Ends Rail Walkout
President Nixon signed emergency legislation ending a two day rail strike by 13,000 signalmen and granting a 13.5 percent wage hike. Pickets were removed as freight trains rolled within hours and unions prepared to resume work. Full service expected within 24 hours with broader talks on permanent rail dispute reform.
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Washington
U.S
Afl-Clo Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Congress
Nixon
C. J. Chamberlain
Penn Central
James D. Hodgson
Chamberlain
Signalmen’s Union
West Virginia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Kellogg Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Quaker Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
New York Stock Exchange
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David Krebs
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