Nixon proposes cash aid as housing solution plan
President Nixon urged Congress to authorize direct cash payments to assist housing needs, aiming to substitute for mass housing projects. The plan prioritizes the elderly poor, scales subsidies to cover the gap between affordability and local housing costs, and envisions continued subsidized housing alongside new low rent developments. He also urged lifting the Section 23 moratorium and tested income‑based mortgage payments to ease young families into homeownership.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Gilligan faces Glenn over force play charges in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan refused to comment on Col. John Glenn's accusations of political bossism until Glenn lodges his complaints in person. Gilligan defended open primaries and said he never sought the lieutenant governor post, noting he regards the U.S. Senate as the higher office.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Col
John Glenn
Gilligan
Glenn
U.S. Senate
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Senate
Weather note for Hocking Valley with fog and mild temps
A season's low of 42 degrees was recorded in the Hocking Valley with dense fog. By 11 am the temperature reached 58 degrees and Tuesday's high was 60, with tonight and Thursday forecast partly cloudy and lows in the low 50s and highs around 70s.
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Hocking Valley
Postmistress Appointed At Bloomingville
Mrs. Raymond Shaw, a career postal employee, was appointed postmistress at South Bloomingville by Clarence B. Gels of Chicago regional postmaster general. Shown by merit procedures under the Postal Reorganization Act, her appointment was confirmed by Postmaster General E. T. Klassen.
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Raymond Shaw
South Bloomingville
Clarence B. Gels
Chicago
Ill
Shaw
Central Region Management Board
E. T. Klassen
U.S
Postal Service
Laurelville
United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Adelphi
Larry
Damon
One Stanek Sextuplet Dies After Premature Birth
Denver AP report says Julia Stanek died after about 44 hours from hyaline membrane disease, a lung ailment common in preemies. Three other Stanek infants show signs of the same illness. two boys, Jeffrey and John, are in good condition, Steven is in fair condition, Catherine is ill. The sextuplets were about six weeks premature.
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Denver
Stanek
Julia Stanek
Colorado General Hospital
Darrell Miller
Catherine
Julia
Steven
Miller
Jeffrey
John
Eugene J. Stanek
Roosevelt Denies Plot to Kill Bahamian Prime Minister
A convicted stock swindler testified before a Senate subcommittee that Elliott Roosevelt and a gambler offered $100,000 to assassinate Bahamian Prime Minister Lyndon Pindling. Roosevelt and the gambler denied the claim, calling it a fabrication. Mastriana said he was paid $10,000 and showed a check Roosevelt endorsed, but no murder occurred as he feared escape.
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Washington (Ap
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami Beach
Fla
Louis P. Mastriana
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
Lyndon C. Pindling
Michael McLaney
Mastriana
McLaney
U.S
Meyer Lansky
Federal
Florida
Texas
Lisbon
Portugal
New Jersey
Miami
Scenic Railway Officer Arthur Goodman Dies
Arthur Richard Goodman 55 of Columbus died unexpectedly Monday. He served 25 years with Hocking Valley Scenic Railway Co and held roles at Ohio Fuel Gas and Columbia Gas of Ohio. Survived by wife Ferne son Fredric A daughters and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at John Quint and Sons with burial at Forest Lawn.
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Arthur Richard Goodman
Columbus
Hocking Valley Scenic Railway Co
Nelsonville
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Franklin University
Quarter Century Club
Gasco Club
American Bowling Congress of
Milwaukee
Columbus Men’s Bowling Association
Ohio State Junior Bowling Association
Ohio State Bowling Association
Ferne
Fredric A
Joyce Greene
Linda Owens
Circleville
Larry
Bob Goodman
Naomi Trego
Frances Hoffman
John Quint and Sons Funeral Home
Fifth Ave
Kenneth Grimes
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Funeral
Tax Deadline Nears in Hocking County
Hocking County Treasurer Francis E. Myers reminded residents that Thursday is the deadline for paying the second half of personal property taxes.
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Hocking County
Francis E. Myers
Counterbugger Named as Watergate Witness in Hearings
Counterbugging expert John Ragan, a surprise Senate Watergate witness, is linked to the Republican Party and ITT. He served as a $100 daily security consultant for the RNC from 1969 to 1971 and was later sent by ITT to Chile in early 1971 to assist President Allende.
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Washington
John Ragan
Republican Party
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Ragan
Republican National Committee
ITT
Salvador Allende
Chile
Sam J Ervin
Watergate Committee
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
Patrick J. Bu
Chanan
John J. Caulfield
John W. Dean III
Joseph Kraft
Massapequa
N.Y
Kraft
Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
FBI
New York
Allende
Madness Sale Tonight Opens Downtown Logan
Downtown Logan hosts a g hour Madness Sale from 6 to 9 this evening as part of Merchants Division promotions by the Logan Trade Club. Most stores close at 5 and reopen for the event with many sale price tags on family and home merchandise.
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Logan
Merchants Division
Logan Trade Club
Open Burning Restrictions Begin Friday
Ohio's open burning rules go into effect Friday announced by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Restrictions ban burning of trash domestic wastes landscape wastes and leaves within city limits or near towns by population size thresholds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Epa
Cambodia Highway Reopened After Khmer Rouge Clash
Cambodian military reports the highway to the sea around Sala Kruos, 17 miles west of Phnom Penh, was cleared by government troops from four sides Tuesday, killing a large number of insurgents and reopening the route for traffic after nearly a month.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Am Rong
Sala Kruos
Labor Fight Unavailing Experts Say
Washington AP The House is expected to sustain Nixon's veto of a minimum wage bill despite labor leaders efforts. George Meany AFL-CIO urged overrides and provided a detailed rebuttal. The bill would raise the wage to 2.00 this year and 2.20 next, expanding coverage to millions of workers.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Senate
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Congress
Meany
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Logan Junior High Teacher's Son Named National Merit Semi Finalist
John F. Wesselhoeft of Logan Rt. 4 is among about 15,000 high school juniors named semi finalists in the 1974 National Merit Scholarship competition. He graduated Logan High, now studies mathematics at Wilmington College. 3,100 scholarships will be awarded next spring from roughly 34,450 national winners to date. total merit awards exceed $95.5 million.
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Logan Rt. 4
John
Carl Wesselhoeft
Logan Junior High School
Logan High School
Wilmington College
Agnew Denies Rumor He Will Resign
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's office rejected fresh speculation that he may resign and said he is focused on clearing himself of political corruption charges in Maryland. Agnew and the White House declined to comment as reporters pressed during a White House stop, while ex-aide Vic Gold blamed top aides Haig and Laird for fueling rumors.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
White House
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Washington Post
Washington (Ap
Vic Gold
Melvin R. Laird
Alexander Haig
Gold
Haig
Laird
Ohio magazine debuts with Old Man's Cave feature
The Wonderful World of Ohio plans its first appearance in September showcasing a two page centerfold of the Upper Falls at Old Man's Cave with the caption Summer on the waning. The 48 page Ohio booster covers Ohio people places and events and dedicates the first issue to Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker. Subscriptions are $8 yearly with a future $10 rate and news stand price is $1 per issue until sold out.
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Wonderful World of Ohio
Upper Falls
Old Man’s Cave
Ohio
Eddie Rickenbacher
Suit challenging state funding for vocational schools dismissed
Wyandot County Common Pleas Court Judge Harold Mason dismissed the suit by E. Dennis Barnes, a member of the Upper Sandusky school board, after a motion by Attorney General William Brown. The action challenged the constitutionality of funding for vocational schools.
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Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Wyandot County
Schirra’s Father Dies in San Diego at 80
Walter Schirra Sr., 80, father of astronaut Walter Schirra Jr., and a World War I veteran, died Tuesday. He was credited with downing 11 German planes as an Army Signal Corps pilot.
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San Diego
Walter Schirra Sr
Walter Schirra Jr
Army Signal Corps
Canada Newsprint Strikes Cut Into U S Paper Supply
Strikes in Canada’s newsprint sector reduce about 250000 tons of output this year, hitting U S publishers hard as exports flow mainly to the United States. Abitibi Paper Ltd CIP mills in Quebec and New Brunswick remain closed despite an earlier settlement. wage disputes persist.
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Canada
U.S
Montreal
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
United States
Abitibi Paper Ltd
Canadian International Paper and Price Co. Ltd
United Paperworkers International Union
The
Pulp and Paper Association
Abitibi
CIP
Quebec
New Brunswick
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Bloomingville
Bahama
U.S. Postal Service
Committee
Howard Feldman
Arthur Goodman
John Wesselhoeft
United Nations
West
East Germany
U.N
World Organization
Schirra
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