Fluoridation Critics Push Back in Ohio Senate Hearing
Dr. George Waldbott of Detroit called fluoridation safety research unreliable and urged a congressional probe into doctors promoting the measure. He warned of an industry‑sponsored fluoridation lobby and potential cancer and health risks for kidney patients. Proponents cited reduced childhood tooth decay. The report also covers bills on Mansfield State College, sheriff authority, a public facilities bond plan, and a senior fishing license approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tion
Wallcott
Mansfield State College
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ohio Highway Patrol
Donald Thompson
Fayette County
Buckeye Sheriffs Association
Thompson
Senate
Ohio Public Facilities Commisson
FBI Arrests Draft Resistor in Columbus Ohio
The FBI arrested 18 year old Michael Ragen Hall of Columbus on a charge of failing to register for the draft. Hall, an Ohio State University honor student, planned a news conference a rally on campus and a Friday march on the Federal Building as part of his conscientious objector stance. He sent letters to over 1000 area clergymen asking them to join the event.
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Columbus, Ohio
FBI
Michael Ragen Hall
Columbus
Ohio State University
Hall
U. S
Federal
Draft Board
OSU
Driver Hurt Near Hamilton
Mrs Thelma L Newkirk 51 of 2100 West Elkton Road suffered minor injuries when her northbound car went out of control and struck two mailboxes and a shrub then hit a parked pickup on West Elkton Road near Beissinger Road north of Hamilton. She passed out at the wheel and does not remember the crash. No injuries were reported for the second accident involving Hubert W Durham 17 and James Lee Fox 28 on Rt 122 at West Alexandria Road.
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Hubert W Durham
Dickey Road
Middletown
Rt. 122
West Alexandria Road
James Lee Fox
Ada Drive
Wiretap Arrests Five For Bogus Bills Across Cities
Five men were arrested in Cleveland Youngstown and Pittsburgh on charges of distributing counterfeit 100 dollar bills. Agents say they moved at least 150000 dollars in bogus notes to pushers in Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and New York. The operation used court approved wiretaps authorized by John N. Mitchell.
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Cleveland, Ohio
U.S
Secret Service
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Cleveland
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Vincent Ferrari
Warrensville Heights
Leon Eldridge
Mario Guerrieri
Frederick Frem
Robert Cooper
Steve Gomori Jr
Wilmer K. Deckard
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon Administration
Green Found Guilty In Burning Of Draft Card
A federal jury convicted David E. Green of burning and failing to possess his draft card. The former OSU professor denied burning a valid card, while witnesses testified he was upset by King’s assassination. Sentencing date not set. maximum penalty ten years and $20,000 fine.
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Columbus
Ohio
David E. Green
Green
Ohio State University
Gerald Messerman
Cleveland
Joseph P. Kinneary
OSU
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
Tenn
U. S
Roger Makley
Secretary Short forecasts four day week by 1980s end
Edward Short Britain’s Education Secretary predicts most workers will have a four day week with three day weekends by the late 1980s. He expects entry into work in the mid-20s and retirement in the mid-50s.
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London
Edward Short
Britain
Education
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