Ohio State students face threats after leftist handbills
In Columbus a Peace Action Coalition meeting warned that exposure is essential to counter right wing radicals. Handbills listing 93 leftist students for assassination were signed by The Minutemen and discussed the need for police protection. Participants included Julie Bingham and Steven Kling, who learned their names were among those targeted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbus Peace Action Coalition
Robert Bresnahn
Cleveland
Minutemen
Lamer
Julie Bingham
Steven Kling
12 Percent Raises Recommended For Trainmen
A presidential emergency board recommends wage boosts up to 42 percent for railroad engineers over 42 months after a threatened nationwide strike. The Labor Department notes an hourly rate of $3.81 would rise to about $5.42, benefiting roughly 10,000 workers across the rail system. The report cites labor unrest and potential disruption across the industry.
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Washington
API
Labor Department
Tranic
Royal Observatory
Perseus
Gilligan Budget Sparks Backlash In Ohio Cities
Ohio Governor Gilligan’s $9.1 billion budget proposes major education and welfare spending with tax reform. Proposals face opposition from State Senator Len Oakley Collins and residents including Gilligan supporter Mayor Gradison as they discuss raises in school funding and real estate tax assessments. Gilligan argues cities would not receive direct cash. emphasis is on state aid to schools and welfare.
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Krenton
Ohio University Gilligan
Claude Sowle
Collins Hag
Gilligan
Sowle
Hamilton
Lindberg
Athens
Columbus
Unti
Willis D Gradison
Day
Saliva
John J. Gilligan
Cincinnati
Charles Lindberg
Seene
General Assembly
Cincinnati Board of Education
Hamilton County
Gradison
Nixon Endorses Moving POWs To Neutral Land
Washington AP reports President Nixon backed a South Vietnamese proposal to move sick and wounded prisoners of war and long term detainees held by both sides in Vietnam to a neutral country. Nixon welcomed Saigon’s April 8 plan for internment in a neutral country in the Paris talks.
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Neutral Land
Ent Nixon
Vietnam
Saigon
North Vietnam
Republic of Vietnam
Paris
Alcohol and drug dependency estimates in Australia
In Australia surveys estimate that five per cent of men and one per cent of women are alcoholics while four per cent of women and two per cent of men are dependent on drugs. The figures highlight gender differences in substance use.
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Sydney
Australia
OU Trustee Cited In Interest Conflict
Dayton report claims OU trustee Fred H. Johnson held stock in Rumac Inc a firm leasing campus facilities and offices to the university. affidavit says Mrs Evelyn McDonald turned over 75 Rumac shares to Johnson with payment, while Johnson denies financial interest. He succeeds Charles A Cannon who led Cannon Mills for decades.
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Ohio
University
Ings
Dayton Journal-Herald
Rumac
Fred H
OU Johnson
Johnson
Evelyn P. McDonald
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