Ohio House committee approves 8 billion budget
The Republican led Ohio House Finance Appropriations Committee approved an estimated eight billion dollar two year budget for Gov. Gilligan but left financing methods unresolved. A floor vote was expected later with tax details postponed to Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
House Finance Appropriations Committee
John Gilligan
Gilligan
House Ways and Means Committee
Lloyd Kerns
R-16
Richwood
Ways and Means Committee
Gilligan denounces Ohio tax plan as unfair and rushed
Gov. John J. Gilligan accused GOP lawmakers of criminal irresponsibility for delaying an alternate budget and called their 2 percent income tax plan a scheme to soak the poor. He urged potential bipartisan support and warned against forcing the plan before the July 1 budget deadline while addressing educators at Glen Este High School.
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Batavia
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Senate
Ohio Educators Association
Glen Este High School
Ohio House
Two Rockbridge youths placed on probation for daytime burglary
Robert McDole, 20, and Terry Lee Rosser, 18, both of Rockbridge, were sentenced to three years probation by Judge Harley Meyer after pleading guilty to breaking into the cabin of C. E. Neubauer with intent to steal. The pair had been indicted by the Hocking grand jury and referred for probation investigation.
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Robert McDole
Terry Lee Rosser
Rockbridge
Harley Meyer
Hocking Grand Jury
C. E. Neubaurer
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Demo Convention Delegates Named
Sheriff Paul Hartman appointed by the Hocking County Democrat executive committee as a delegate to the 1971 Democratic State Convention. John Ayers, Hocking Democrat chairman, will also serve as a delegate.
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Paul
Puffy) Hartman
Hocking County
Democrat Executive Committee
Ohio Theatre
Columbus
John Ayers
Hocking Democrat
Indochina fighting quickens with Snuol battle and Saigon counterclaims
Allied air support helps South Vietnamese forces press three days of combat with North Vietnamese troops over the Cambodian town of Snuol. Reports cite hundreds of enemy deaths, with Saigon acknowledging some casualty inflation. US bombers helicopters and fighter-bombers supported operations near Pleiku, Sauol, and in the central highlands as fighting rages and paramilitary actions expand.
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Saigon
Snuol
South Vietnam
Highlands
A Shau
U.S
Sauol
le Trung Hien
Hien
U.S. Command
Cambodia
Honest Crook Tortured Over Hidden Cash in Jersey City
Joseph Moriarty once known as Newsboy faced a brutal kidnapping and torture in a case tied to $2.6 million in cash found in Jersey City garages after a 1962 discovery. He fled the abduction, sought medical help, and left unclear who sought the money amid ongoing legal disputes in the Third Circuit.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph
Moriarty
Jersey Shore
Jersey City Medical Center
U.S. Court of Appeals
Dem GOP Tax Plans Compared in Ohio Legislature
A Columbus AP chart contrasts the personal income tax proposals from Democrat Gov. John J. Gilligan and Republican legislators. It lists key features and potential effects of each plan on individuals.
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Ohio Education Association
OEA
Hall
Robert Kosydar
Ohio
Dem
Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
State approves replacement of Rt. 56 bridge
The Ohio Department of Highways approved replacing the narrow deficient bridge over Laurel Run in Pickaway County along Rt. 56 near Laurelville. A public hearing was held April 21 at Laurelville. The new three span bridge will have a reinforced concrete deck and substructure. Construction date is not set.
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Salt Creek
Pickaway County
Laurel Run
Ohio Department of Highways
Director's Journal
Laurelville
West German Train Crash Kills 40 Children and 5 Adults
Forty schoolchildren and five adults die in a head on collision between a passenger railbus train and a freight on a single track near Wuppertal. At least 24 are seriously injured as investigators question signals given by a station master.
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Wuppertal
Germany
Oberbarmen
Radevormwald
Radevormwalder Junior School
Bremen
Dahlerau
Soviet Egypt pact renews 15 year alliance
The Soviet Union and Egypt signed a 15 year treaty of friendship and cooperation. It includes continued Soviet military economic political and scientific aid and noninterference in internal affairs. Observers saw potential direct military involvement if Egypt and Israel clash again.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Sinai Desert
Israel
Cairo
Ohio U Student Hurt In Fall At Old Man's Cave
Ohio University student Donald L. Michael 18 of Dayton was injured in a 30 to 35 foot fall from a cliff at Old Man's Cave in the Hocking County park. He was taken to Hocking Valley Community Hospital with injuries not yet determined. He and three other OU students were camping in the cave when the accident occurred.
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Donald L. Michael
Dayton
Ohio University
Old Man's Cave
Hocking
Weather snapshot from Logan area forewarns warmer weekend
The Logan area saw a temperature near one degree above freezing with frost in the Hoaging Valley and heavy fog in low areas. At 11 a.m. the temperature reached 60 under partly sunny skies and Thursday topped at 58. Forecast calls for sunny skies and highs in the 70s on Saturday.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Geiger Bros Low Bidder On OU Work
Geiger Bros Inc of Logan was the low bidder on two Ohio University projects for new psychology and zoology buildings. Bids were opened Thursday with Geiger proposing 71 000 for plumbing and 256 800 for heating and air conditioning.
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Geiger Bros., Inc
Logan
Ohio University
Geiger Bros
B. G. Davis Corp
Dayton
Ball Electric Co
Florence
Ohio Industries To Need Federal Waste Permits
Ohio industries with state waste discharge permits must file for federal permits under the Refuse Act of 1899. The Army Corps of Engineers outlined the complex procedures after a Columbus meeting, with a second application due Oct. 1. President Nixon ordered the permit requirement last year, marking the first use of the law’s provisions in 72 years.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Army Corps of Engineers
Nixon
Eight more bodies found widening Feather River slayings
In Yuba City California authorities report the death toll rising to 20 as three more bodies were unearthed in peach and plum orchards. Sheriff Whiteaker confirms additional graves and notes the suspect Juan Corona remains in custody facing murder charges.
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Yuba City
Calif
Feather River
Roy D Whiteaker
Yuba
Whiteaker
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Mexico
Gloria
Typhoon Dinah Heads For Communist China
Typhoon Dinah moved across the South China Sea toward Communist China today. In the Philippines at least three people were killed, more than 40 were missing and hundreds left homeless as property damage was heavy.
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Manila
South China Sea
Communist
China
Philippines
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