Senate compromise tests welfare reform plans
The Senate moves toward a temporary test of three welfare ideas in a two year trial to resolve a three way split. The aim is to pass the broader bill containing Social Security revisions while adjournment pressures speed compromises. The test would compare Nixon FAP, Ribicoff plan, and Workfare to decide what to adopt.
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Senate
Washington
Nixon
House
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Finance Committee
Congress
McGovern Opposes Social Security Payroll Tax Hike
Democratic candidate George McGovern spoke against the $6 billion payroll tax increase tied to the Social Security bill. He supported many changes but said finance should come from reducing corporate tax cuts. He planned a Maryland eastern shore morning and a Baltimore campaign stop amid Mayor Schaefer's lukewarm reception and boycott of the City Fair.
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ST. Michaels, Md
George McGovern
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
McGovern
Maryland
Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Baltimore City Fair
Schaefer
Cold air and stormy weather sweep broad U S
The Associated Press reports a split pattern across the nation with cool air in the Central Plains and Rocky Mountains bringing frost warnings and late autumn feel from the Great Lakes to Oklahoma, while remaining sultry air to the south and east fuels widespread thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rains from New York to Texas.
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Associated Press
Central Plains
Rocky Mountains
Midwest
Great Lakes
Oklahoma
New York State
Texas
OU Demonstrator Given Jail Sentence
Pam ela Smith of Wheelersburg the first of 74 defendants to be tried on a charge of violating the state campus disruption law during a demonstration at Ohio University last May was found guilty in municipal court Fri Judge Franklin Sheeter fined her 50 dollars and sentenced her to five days in jail. Miss Smiths attorney said he would appeal the verdict.
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Athens, Ohio
Pamela Smith
Wheelersburg
Ohio University
Franklin Sheeter
Miss Smith
No Registration Required To Vote In Hocking County
Wayne Sinsel of the Hocking County election board says registration is not required to vote there. A 30 day county residency is needed. New residents should ask a neighbor for polling place. There are 34 polling places and the court house office will be open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. after Oct 10 for absentee ballots.
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Wayne Sinsel
Hocking
Ohio Bell rate hearing set for 165 million increase
Testimony begins Monday on a month long hearing over Ohio Bell Telephone Co's 165 million rate rise. Public Utilities Commission chair Henry Eckhart urged consolidation of parties and streamlined testimony to avoid duplication while ensuring all voices are heard.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Henry Eckhart
Public Utilities Commission
Eckhart
Gallia Blue Devils, Logan Chiefs Battle to 6-6 Tie
In a rain soaked Southeastern Ohio League game, Logan Chiefs and Gallia Gallipolis Blue Devils played to a 6-6 draw. Logan’s Ken Culbertson and Mike Fain threatened early with a 35 yard burst and a first down at the Gallia 14 but miscues limited scoring. Gallia’s Mike Mojzer and Matt Berridge contributed from the backfield and line as the stalemate persisted.
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Blue Devils
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Gallia
Culbertson
Jim Kemper
Mike Fain
Kemper
Brian Nihiser
Logan
Blue Devil
Craig Fisher
Mike Mojzer
Kevin Berry
Gallipolis
Berry
Mike Berridge
Jim Niday
David Graham
John Walter
Walter
Mojzer
Daily News Advertising Rates To Rise
Rates for display and classified ads in the Logan Daily News will increase starting Monday October 1. Display brackets rise by 10 cents an inch and classified rates also go up. Existing contracts remain in effect for their full term.
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Logan Daily News
Daily News
Train Derailment Near Malmesbury Kills 36
A nine car train derailed near Malmesbury South Africa plunging into a gorge. Thirty six people died and about 140 were injured as rescuers worked to clear wreckage. Police said saboteur suspicions rose after police instruction not to release details.
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South Africa
Transport Ministry
Cape Town
Community Chest Drive Kick-Off Slated Monday
The 1973 Hocking Community Chest announce a 7:30 a.m. Monday kick-off breakfast at Blosser's Restaurant. The goal is 48430.86 with the theme Thanks to You, It's Working. Wagoner chairs the drive and lists local agencies funded.
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Heskell L. Wagoner
Logan Rt. 2
Green Valley Mobile Homes, Inc
Jean
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Jon
Marion
Wagoner
Logan
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Air Force Reserves
Logan Jaycee
Hocking To Get 310102 Under Tax Sharing Plan
Ohio will share 138 million of 207 million earmarked in a House Senate revenue sharing bill. Cuyahoga County and Cleveland receive the largest Ohio allocations, with Columbus and Franklin County also scoring sizable sums. The breakdown lists per county and city figures across over 2,500 and under 2,500 populations, plus township shares.
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House
Senate
Cuyahoga County
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Franklin County
Columbus
Montgomery
Dayton
Akron
Summit County
North Yemen reports downed MiG 17 fighters at Kutoba
North Yemen claims its forces shot down two South Yemeni MiG 17s in an early air raid on Kutoba near the border. The army communique says 13 civilians and one soldier were killed and three soldiers wounded in the attack, with a school mosque and hospital heavily bombed.
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Associated Press
North Yemen
Kutoba
Soviet Arms Aid to Syria Raises Israel Threat Concerns
Moscow disclosed supplying Syria with advisors and the latest Soviet arms as Pravda announced a new military aid program for Syria. Western diplomats see it as a signal to Israel amid regional tensions and possible airlift of personnel and missiles.
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Israel
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Communist Party
Melvin R. Laird
United States
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U.S
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Egypt
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Jets Hit MIG Fields In North Viet Nam Raids
American warplanes conducted coordinated raids against military airfields in Phuc Yen and Yen Bai northwest of Hanoi. Nine MIG fighters were destroyed or damaged on the ground, including five destroyed and four damaged.
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North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Air Force
Phuc Yen
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Dancer Skinny Dips in Cincinnati Fountain
A 31-year-old Brooklyn burlesque dancer Sheena Savage was found skinny-dipping in Fountain Square in Cincinnati. About 20 police cruisers responded after a radio call. She was removed from the fountain and charged with damaging the fountain and jailed to await trial in Hamilton County Municipal Court.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Sheena Savage
Hamilton County
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