Kopechne Papers Release Ordered For Inquest
Boston AP reports that the trans scripts of Mary Jo Kopechne inquest and the judge s report will be released publicly at 3 p m Wednesday. Justice G Joseph Tauro ordered release after rejecting stenographer Sid ney Lipman s claim to ownership and noted state and federal court rulings. Original transcripts become public records. 75 per copy copies will be provided to news services as a public service.
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Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Tidal Pond
G. Joseph Tauro
Massachusetts Superior Court
Justice Tauro
State Supreme Court
Sidney R. Lipman
Tauro
Lipman
U.S. District Court
1St Circuit Court
Bailey Aldrich
Edward V. Keating
Area Twirler Will March In Derby Parade
Ann Longworth, 10, of Carlisle, will march in the Pegasus parade tomorrow in Louisville. Highlights air nationally before the Kentucky Derby this Saturday. Longworth was named Miss Duchess at the Kentucky Derby Twirling Festival last Sunday.
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Shery
Ann Longworth
Carlisle
Louisville
Miss Longworth
Duchess
Rhodes Taft Clash Over Policy In Ohio Debate
In Akron a televised GOP gubernatorial debate features Governor Rhodes and Rep Taft Jr along with other candidates. They spar over pollution the Cuyahoga River crime and inflation while pledging to back or oppose federal and state measures.
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Akron
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
U.S. Senate
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Rhodes
General Assembly
Wakrtv
House of Representatives
Ohio to Build International Center at Cleveland State
Gov. Rhodes and CSU officials announce a $12 million Ohio Center for International Education and Commerce to be built on Cleveland State University campus. The project, funded mostly by state money, aims to promote world trade, inform foreign markets, and expand exports with facilities for education research and displays. Completion not before late 1973.
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Cleveland, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Cleveland State University
Ohio Center For International Education and Commerce
CSU
Ohio Board of Regents
State Controlling Board
Rhodes
Dayton Hall Resigns as Mayor Effective May Thirteen
Dayton Ohio mayor David Hall announced his resignation effective May 13 due to health reasons. Hall, a recent four year elected leader, said he would stay until May to help with ongoing bond issues before a replacement is named by the city commission. George E Walter, architect and planning board president, was appointed to fill a vacancy with official action set for May 6.
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Atiow
Roger Cloud
Youngstown
Cloud
Donald E. Lukens
Ohio
John
Glenn
Nixon Tion
Didate
Mark McElroy
Warren
Rhodes
Howardness
Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Prozenbaum
David Hall
Hall
George E. Walter
City Planning Board
Roy R. Paulsen
Rike’s Department Store
Walter
Planning hearing set for 3120 Ohio Ave development plan
A public hearing by the Planning Commission on a plan by Jonah Beifuss to add three dwelling units to two lots at 3120 Ohio Ave between Webber and Texas avenues will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 in the City Building commission chamber. Also on the agenda is a preliminary plat decision for Jetfsco Subdivision on Talton Drive near Marshall Road.
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Jonah Beifuss
Ohio Ave
Webber and
Texas Avenues
Planning Commission
Commission
Jetfsco
Talton Drive
Marshall Road
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