Ohio tax proposals grind out spending decisions in Senate
Senate committees continue work on two tax plans to raise roughly 977 million or 682 million, with leaders debating allocation. The AP survey shows support among many Republicans and Democrats for a personal income tax, while budget timing hinges on Nixon wage and price controls and possible interim funding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Theodore Gray
Piqua
Gray
Associated Press
Nixon
Harold Hovey
David Holcomb
Dayton
Paul Matia
Lakewood
Robert Stockdale
Kent
William Taft
Cleveland
Clara Weisenborn
Ronald Motts
Waller defeats Sullivan in Mississippi Democratic runoff
Jackson attorney William Waller wins the Mississippi Democratic runoff for governor, upsetting Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan and advancing to face independent Charles Evers in November. Waller carried 388,399 votes to Sullivan's 327,461 with 2,501 of 2,505 units reporting.
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Jackson, Miss
William Waller
Charles Sullivan
Mississippi
Govenor
Jackson
Charles Evers
Waller
Sullivan
Clarksdale
Evers
Medgar
Byron de la Beckwith
Residents Oppose Monroe Street Improvement Plan
A public hearing heard opposition from a dozen Austin Smith Drive families to widening Monroe Street with curbs gutters and storm sewers at an estimated 54000 cost. The village would cover 17435, residents face 36807 in assessments. The council will act at the September 7 meeting.
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Monroe
Austin Smith Drive
David Evans
Gordon Reed
Robert Holida
Reed
California Dimes Recalled as Short Bits in 1860s
In California during the 1860s, dimes were nicknamed short bits as they ran 2% cents short of the traditional 'bit' or Spanish real. The unusual slang reflects period currency practices and vernacular.
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Los Angeles
California
Photographer Kept My Lai Films From Officers
Witnesses at Col. Henderson court martial testified that after the My Lai raid an Army photographer kept color footage and did not report the grisly scenes. He said fear kept him from turning over the films and that no officer questioned the troops.
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FT. Meade
Jay Roberts
Medina's Group Placed At Scene At My Lai Mass Killings
Louis Bernard Martin testified that he and six or seven Medina command members moved through My Lai and saw U S troops shoot eight to 12 civilians mostly women and children He wrote a 26 body count in a radio report and said Medina could have been up to 90 feet away The defense plans to argue Medina split from the group and was not in the village during the killings
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Haeberle
Henderson
Roberts
Army
31St Public Information Detachment
Themen
11Th
My Lai
FT. Mcpherson
Louis Bernard Martin
Ernest L. Medina
San Jose
Calif
Medina
U.S
Martin
Montrose
Colo
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
My Lei
F. Lee ‘Bailey
How To Hold False Teeth Securely
False teeth slipping during meals or conversation can be embarrassing. FASTEETH denture adhesive offers a longer firmer hold, while FASTEETH Powder provides extra security. Properly fitting dentures support health, and regular dental visits are advised.
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