Separate Ohio education budget looms over income tax fight
In Columbus Ohio leaders warn that schools risk funding if no separate education budget passes. House budget provides 400 million for schools and an income tax, while lawmakers consider a vigorous sales tax alternative. Education advocates lobby as floor action nears.
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Northfield
Ocasek
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Statehouse
Michael J. Maloney
R-7
Cincinnati
House
Maloney
Ways and Means
Maroney
Hovey
Nader Disagrees Over Contaminated Eggs Hazard
AP reports Ralph Nader challenges FDA stance on PCB tainted eggs. Officials concede some contaminated eggs reached consumers though legal limits remain low and evidence of harm is disputed. FDA cited 2 ppm PCB in eggs as nonhazardous while Nader warns of cumulative poisoning risk.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Ralph Nader
FDA
Japan
United States
Nader
Nixon wage freeze halts military and civilian raises nationwide
Federal and state workers face the Nixon 9 day wage price rent freeze with contracts binding raises. Pentagon confirms military pay freezes after misstep in coverage. Officials seek enforcement via litigation or injunctions.
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Washington
Nixon
Council
Pentagon
John B. Connally
Connally
Washington, Ohio
Bell
Wrong Body Sent Home The Dennises Still Hope Mark Alive
Charles and Vera Dennis of Miamisburg believe the body buried in a local cemetery five years ago is not their son Mark. Private tests show an eight inch height discrepancy fueling hope he is alive as a Navy medic prisoner in North Vietnam.
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Dayton, Ohio
Charles
Vera Dennis
Miamisburg
Mark
North Vietnam
Dennises
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
Dennis
Jerry
Tests Cast Doubt on Navy Death Story in Dayton
Private lab tests and a Navy examination raise questions about the military account of the death. The Cincinnati lab director says the body matches a shorter male and shows no helicopter crash, suggesting ground action and a later-added dog tag. Navy experts visited Dayton July 21 23 but have not shared findings with the family.
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Navy
Raymond Papucci
Cincinnati
Papucci
Mark Dennis
Cincinnati Fire Department
State of Ohio
Jerry Dennis
Dayton
Congress Orders Disclosure On Military Aid Plan
The Comptroller General ruled Congress should cut off 2.1 billion dollars in military aid unless the Defense Department provides documents on a long range plan. The Pentagon denies such a plan exists, setting up a clash over executive privilege between Congress and the Nixon administration.
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Congress
Pentagon
Nixon Administration
Executive Branch
Elmer Staats
Defense Department
Nixon
Lincoln killer's doctor seeks new trial 106 years later
Descendants of Dr Samuel Mudd urge a presidential review of his 1865 conspiracy conviction for aiding John Wilkes Booth. They argue a military tribunal lacked jurisdiction and that Mudd was denied testimony and cross-examination. Mudd died in 1883 after serving time at Fort Jefferson. a 19th century pardon followed.
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Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Samuel Mudd
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Dr. Mudd
Nixon
Mudd
Lincoln
Washington
Ft. Jefferson
Chuckle Women Paint What They Used to Be
A humorous caption notes women artists recalling past selves as they paint, reflecting playful self awareness. The line hints at identity and transformation through visual humor.
Weather Outlook Tonight Through Tomorrow
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and tomorrow with a chance of thundershowers in the afternoon. Highs reach the lower 90s and lows dip to the mid 60s. Rain chances are 10 percent tonight and 40 percent tomorrow.
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