Ohio lawmakers under pressure to pass tax budget by Sept 1
Gov. Gilligan warns of layoffs and departmental cutbacks if financing is not ready by September 1. Sen. Maloney says bill could be ready, but Senate approval needs House concurrence. A one cent sales tax could fund over 600 million for two years, but would drop real estate tax relief and homestead exemption for the elderly unless kept.
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Manila rally blasts kill ten and wound many
Ten people died and score more injured when grenades exploded at a Liberal party rally in downtown Manila on Saturday night. President Marcos condemned the attack as a heinous crime while urging citizens to help identify the perpetrators.
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Congress Set To Aid Nixon On Tax Bills
The Democratic Congress signals support for Nixon tax measures aimed at boosting the economy. Key figures like Senate leader Mansfield push for a congressional executive-branch planning panel and a broader wage-price review, while committees schedule Sept hearings on tax legislation.
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Navy breaks precedent by allowing mother to join reserves
Sandra Almeida 28 a Tampa secretary and divorcee rejoined the Navy Reserve in Jacksonville as the first woman with dependent children to enlist. She has two children ages 4 and 6 and plans college work toward a bachelor's degree. The act ends a no mothers policy for reserve enlistment and may lead to broader changes.
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Policeman Refuses Shaving Mustache Faces Suspension
CHILLICOTHE Ohio AP Policeman Tony Howard refused to shave his mustache and was suspended along with Daniel Maccabbee after Police Chief George Rice banned mustaches on August 16. Howard plans to challenge the order with an attorney.
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Uncertain showers in warm humid forecast through Monday
The outlook calls for warm humid conditions to persist through Monday with a chance of showers this afternoon tonight and again Monday. Temperatures today reach the 80s possibly into the low 90s.
City suspends officer as police chief unavailable for comment
An officer faces suspension while Police Chief Rice is unavailable for comment leaving questions about the disciplinary action and timing. The report notes no additional details from the chief’s office at press time.
Inside the Nations Economy A Week in Review
A comprehensive look at the U S economy highlights its long term ups and downs since the nation’s birth. The piece notes the dollar’s test in European markets and presents economists’ varied views on Nixon’s wage price freeze.
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Seven Die In San Quentin Prison Gun Battle
Seven people were killed during a two hour siege at San Quentin as an escape attempt sparked a prison battle. Among the dead were Soledad inmate George Jackson and three guards. at least three other guards were wounded.
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IRS taxpay er assistance offices listed in Ohio cities
Wage price information and complaint centers will operate Monday in 14 Ohio cities including Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton East Cleveland Lima Lorain Mansfield Steubenville Toledo Warren and Youngstown. Some centers opened last Thursday and all must be listed in local directories as Internal Revenue Service taxpayers' assistance offices.
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Democrats Attack Nixon Economic Plan in FACT Newsletter
The Democratic National Committee and labor leaders denounce Nixon's rescue package as favoritism toward corporate interests. They criticize wage and price actions and the dollar-gold shift as insufficient, arguing only a temporary breathing space without real solutions.
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