Roommate sought in coed killings linked to Michigan case
Authorities pressed a nationwide search for Andrew Manuel 25 last seen in Salinas California in connection with the Michigan seven coed murders. Manuel allegedly traveled with John Collins 22 now charged with the latest slaying in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti area. The FBI entered the probe with a federal fugitive warrant for Manuel tied to a Michigan trailer theft.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Andrew Manuel
Salinas
Calif
FBI
Manuel
California
John N. Collins
Ypsilanti
Collins
Los Angeles
Susan M. Hennessy
Seaside
Edward Carlbom
Eastern Michigan University
Farmers oppose Ohio watershed plan detailed in Congress
Northwest Ohio farmers told House subcommittee the 4.2 million Flat Rock Creek Watershed project would flood lowlands and isolate homes in Adams Allen counties Indiana and Paulding Van Wert counties Ohio. They oppose public camping hunting and fishing areas and condemnations at $200 per acre, while favoring creek cleanout for drainage. Governor James Beam offered few specifics.
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House
Flat Rock Creek
Agriculture Department
State of
Ohio
Adams and
Allen
Indiana
Paulding and
van Wert
Harvey Hyman
Paulding
Paulding County
Watershed Planning Projects Division
James Beam
Surtax Extension Moves Toward Tax Reform Debate
Washington AP says the House advances from six month income surcharge extension to debate on a broad tax reform bill. Rules Committee skirmishes shape whether critics may amend the reform bill. The 237-170 Monday vote extended the surcharge to Dec 31, while a 5 percent six month extension is in the reform bill. Democrats split, with critics seeking amendments to adjust relief between middle and upper brackets. The panel normally uses a closed rule, but liberal Democrats press for procedural openings. Vote tallies show opposition to the surtax remains strong among Democrats, with 144 Dems and 26 Republicans against, while 85 Dems join 152 Republicans in support.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Dark
Ways and Means Committee
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Democratic Study Group
Ohio lawmakers vote on six month surtax bill
Washington AP reports Ohio’s congressional delegation split on the House passed extension of the income tax surcharge. Republicans Ayres Betts Bow Brown Devine Latta Lukens McCulloch Miller Moseher Mosher Stanton Whalen Jr Wylie voted for along with Democrat Ashley. Against were Republicans Clancy Harsha and Democrats Feighan Hays Stokes Vanik. Taft Jr was recorded for but did not vote. Ashbrook Kirwan not recorded.
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Washington
Ohio
House
William H. Ayres
Jackson E. Betts
Frank T. Bow
Clarence J. Brown
Samuel L. Devine
Delbert L. Latta
Donald F. Lukens
William M. McCulloch
Clarence E. Miller
William E. Minshall
Clarence A. Mosher
J. William Stanton
Charles A. Whalen Jr
Public Debate Sought On Gas Warfare Program
Washington AP reports senators Goodell and Nelson urged amendments to restrict chemical and biological warfare CBW activities. They seek a public debate, ban on delivery systems for lethal agents, prohibit open air testing, and require Congress and foreign government consultation before overseas deployment. They note CBW costs and training for 35 nations. Events cited include a halted nerve gas haul, Edgewood testing review, and the Dugway sheep deaths.
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Washington
Congress
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Goodell
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Army
Dugway
Utah
Proving Ground
Bond Issue Certified For Butler County Training Center
Butler County Commissioners certified a 1.25 million bond proposal for a training center for the mentally retarded to voters in November. The nine acre site would adjoin the current Butler County Juvenile Center on Fair Avenue. An operating levy of two tenths mill would raise about 120 thousand dollars annually for center operations. Also, Hamilton officials signaled interest in a county wide solid waste disposal study as the current site will be usable for under a year. A suggested plan from Moulenbelt and Siefert proposed a county owned sanitary landfill as the most economical disposal method.
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Butler County Board of Mental Retardation
Butler County
Fair Avenue
Hamilton
Howard F
Hack) Wison
Hamiton
Moulenbelt & Siefert
Dayton Consulting Engineers
Paperworkers to Attend Fifth Constitutional Convention
Delegates from five local firms will attend the Fifth Constitutional Convention of the United Papermakers and Paperworkers International in the United States and Canada Aug. 18 22 in Pittsburgh. The five day event expects 1 225 delegates from 730 unions. They will elect officers for three year terms. UPP represents about 150 000 workers in the paper industry.
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United Papermakers and Paperworkers International
United States
Canada
Pittsburgh
Glenn Flannery
Wrenn Paper
Robert D. Castle
Delbert Moore
Inland Container Corp
Claude Ingram
Diamond International
Wade Carder
Elmer Faulkner
Aaron Fields
Lester Wallace
Sorg Paper Co
Robert Gillum
Continental Can
UPP
Oil Slicks Reported in Lake Erie Near Port Clinton
Abandoned Canadian well leaks crude oil into Lake Erie about 30 miles north of Port Clinton creating three 2000 yard wide slicks. Coast Guard and Ontario authorities investigate with no shore threat identified as Ohio debates lake drilling permits and pollution safeguards.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Lake Erie
U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Quillian-Boychuk & Associates, Ltd
Chatham
Ont
Ninth District Coast Guard
Ontario Water Resources Commission
Eighteer’ Gas and Oil
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Fred E. Morr
PCF Foam Will Open Middletown Branch
PCF Foam Corp plans a Middletown plant at the old Barkelew building on Columbia Avenue leasing 24,000 square feet from MADE. The Elkhart based firm will hire about 25 workers, 60 percent women, to serve the Dayton Cincinnati foam market, with 50 staff in Elkhart and a two year construction plan for a new facility.
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Barkeley
Indiana
Bohman
Barkeley Electric
Columbia Avenue
PCF Foam Corp
Elkhart
Ind
Chandler Huselton
Middletown Area Development Enterprise, Inc
MADE
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Huselton
PFC Foam Corp
Dayton
Cincinnati
Barkelew
Square D Co
Garfield
Haselton
Chamber
Philip Schmidt
David R
Activity Finals Tourney Is Set
The Department of Parks and Recreation will hold city activity finals at Goldman playground at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Winners from district tournaments will compete for individual trophies and a flag will go to the playground with the most total winners. Leaders entering the final are Wildwood 28 and Gardner Michigan, Goldman and Creekview tied at 26. The public is welcome.
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Department of Parks and Recreation
Goldman Playground
Wildwood
Gardner
Michigan
Goldman
Creekview
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