Senate approves far reaching election spending reform bill
The Senate passed the broadest election spending reform in 25 years aimed at campaign ad costs on radio and TV. It sets strict reporting rules for expenditures and contributions, places a six member federal elections commission, and contemplates extending equal time repeal to federal races.
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Washington
Senate
House
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
Arizona
Barry M
Federal Elections Commission
Jobless Rate Seen Rising Despite Government Figures
Private economist Woodrow Ginsburg testifying before the Senate Economic Committee warned that despite government unemployment figures, the private economy is not generating enough jobs. He noted 600,000 new jobs in two years, mostly in state and local government, with declines in fulltime private employment and a rise in part time work.
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Washington
Woodrow L. Ginsburg
Center For Community Change
Ginsburg
Senate
House Economic Committee
Bureau of Labor Statistics
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Proxmire
Middletown Urged to Adopt OKI Dial-A-Ride Plan
Oklahoma Ohio Middletown could establish a Dial-A-Ride system after an OKI study by Alan M Voorhees and Associates. The plan calls for a city operator agreement with Transportation Co and a rate hike to 35 cents. Four small air conditioned buses would be bought as part of the pilot.
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Planning Authority
OKI
Middletown
Alan M. Voorhees
Ford Motor Co
Ford Consultants
Ortman-Stewart
Tom Ortman
Ortman
Commission
Ray Brown
Brown
Ornan- Stewart
Cancer Program On TV Tonight
NBC airs special titled Cancer is the Next Frontier on channels 2 and 5 at 10 p.m. Middletown banker Lloyd Nolan, president of the American Cancer Society unit, promotes the program explaining major cancer diseases and progress in Hodgkins disease, leukemia and skin cancer with advances in chemotherapy radiology and surgery.
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NBC
Lloyd Nolan
Middletown Butler
American Cancer Society
Record Lamb Brings High Price at Shelby County Fair
An 85 pound market lamb owned by Annette Hoyne of near Sidney sold for 3.50 per pound at the Shelby County Fair grand championship sale. Officials said the price set a county fair record in Ohio.
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Sidney, Ohio
Annette Hoyne
Near
Sidney
Shelby County
Ohio
Albert the poodle gobbles duck on Florida golf course
In Marco Island Florida a 10 foot poodle named Albert was declared a nuisance after reportedly consuming a French poodle. The Florida attorney general's office and state game commission reached a deal to remove Albert from the golf course lake. The owner, golfer E E Bogue Bailey, sought court action to remove the dog after the incident.
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Marco Island, Fla
Florida Attorney General’s Office
State Game Commission
Albert
Florida Island
Se Si
E. E
Bailey
Collier County
Harold Smith
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Smith
Save Our Alligator Society
State Attorney General’s Office
2Nd District Court of Appeal
Game Commission
Mike McDonnell
Moon
10 000 YEARS OLD Mastodons Found In Darke County
Remains of mastodons and other animals aged about 10 200 years were found on a Darke County farm in western Ohio. Officials from the Dayton Museum of Natural History say the site may be a kill site and is being studied with samples sent to Smithsonian, Carnegie, and universities. Excavation began in 1970 and continues. authorities kept exact location private to protect the dig.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Museum of Natural History
Ohio
E. J. Koestner
Museum Direc
Koestner
Smithsonian Institution
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Socialists Meet in Cleveland for 1972 Campaign Kickoff
The Socialist Workers Party opens its first national convention in Cleveland to nominate a Presidential ticket and launch a 1972 campaign aimed at mobilizing young voters. About 1,000 expected attendees from 17 cities, with 55 000 votes cast in 1968.
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New York
Socialist Workers Party
Cleveland
Sheraton Hotel
Berens
Peter Camejo
Edward M Kennedy
Senate
Massachusetts
Syd Stapleton
Carl Stokes
Fred Halstead
Washington
Truth Tabernacle to Sell Five Acre Church Property
Truth Tabernacle an unincorporated religious society filed a complaint in Butler County Court of Common Pleas case 88043 seeking an order to sell five acres of real estate in Madison Township Butler County Ohio. The hearing is scheduled for August 23 1971 at 11 00 A M. The parcel is described as in Section 21 Town 2 Range 4 bounded by Middletown Eaton Road and section lines. The property is deemed necessary for church purposes.
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Truth Tabernacle
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Madison
Butler
State of
Madison Township
Middletown-Eaton Road
Henry Webb
B. Peyton
D. N. Hidelbaugh
Walter R. Bender
Dayton School Chief Quits amid Board Reorganization Clash
Dayton Ohio AP Wayne Carle the school superintendent quit in a huff after the board tabled his administrative reorganization plan. He offered resignation effective 90 days later and would temporarily assign staff. A SOS slate candidate called the move political to aid independent candidates in the fall elections.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wayne Carle
Board of Education
Carle
Jeptha Carrell
Daniel Otto
Serving Our Schools Committee
SOS
Independent Citizens For Good Schools
Independent Citizens
Leo Lucas
Comptroller for Turnpike Named William Gerber Appointed
Columbus AP reports William Gerber 32 of Athens named comptroller for the Osis Turnpike Commission effective Aug 29. He leaves plant accounting at the controller's office in Columbus University to succeed John Soller who retired July 31 after 19 years. SHERIFF'S SALE Butler County case No 87254 involves Robbie Coble Maxine Cabie et al. Real estate at 2009 Wayne Avenue Middletown to be sold Sept 3 between 10 and 11 AM. appraised $8,000. cash terms. Harold J. Carpenter Sheriff.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Gerber
Athens
Osis Turnpike Commission
Gerber
Cio University
John Soller
Turnpike Commission
James R. Smith
Robbie Coble
Maxine Cabie
Butter County Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Middletown
County of
Butler
State of
Lot
Wayne Avenue
Bryan Sharkey
Chester O. Bickel
John J. Ashcraft
Elva Johnson
Harold J. Carpenter
H. T. Derivan
Nepal Floods Kill 454 in Fiscal Year Damage Toll
A government spokesman said floods and landslides across Nepal killed 454 people and caused extensive property damage in the fiscal year ending July 1. The disaster heavily impacted villages and infrastructure nationwide.
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Nepal
Kitmandu
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