Senators Unveil Two State Budgets in Ohio
Ohio Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee proposed two budgets for tax programs, Level A with a 1.5 percent sales tax and 3 to 6 percent corporate tax raising 689 million, and Level B with a 1 to 3 percent personal income tax and 3 to 6 percent corporate tax raising about 1 billion. Welfare, education, and home stead exemptions are outlined, with leadership deciding which budget to send to the floor and an interim budget being prepared through Sept. 10.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Senate Education Committee
Robert Shaw
Shaw
Lican
Statehouse
Antigovernment Candidate Beaten in Saigon Protest
In Saigon during a protest, an antigovernment National Assembly candidate was beaten and arrested by police as South Vietnam's political crisis neared the end of its first week.
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Saigon
National Assembly
South Vietnam
Nixon Beach Allowed for Surfer in White House Area
In San Clemente Bob Bare a 16 year old surfer is among about ten approved to use the Western White House beach even when President Nixon is in residence. Secret Service guards patrol the area with a Coast Guard boat offshore. Approval came after Surfer magazine publisher John Severson submitted a list of ten surfers. The article also reports a clash in Saigon where Tran Tuan Nham supporters disrupted a protest against President Thieu and U.S. policy.
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San Clemente
Calif
Bob Bare
White House
Nixon
Bob
Nixons
Cypress Shore
Secret Service
Coast Guard
Rolf Arness
James Arness
Marshall Matt Dillon
John Severson
Surfer’ Magazine
Los Angeles County
San Clemente High School
Tran Tuan Nham
Nguyen van Thien
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Nham
Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Vietnam Elections Blamed For Heavy Enemy Attacks
In Saigon the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong carried out the largest wave of attacks in nearly three months during the National Assembly election period. A communique cited 38 strikes against military units and civilians, including 19 rocket and mortar attacks. Official tallies reported 2 Americans and 49 South Vietnamese troops killed, 5 Americans and 115 South Vietnamese wounded, and 18 South Vietnamese missing. Allied commands said 236 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops were killed. Civilians: 3 killed, 5 wounded. The U.S. Command noted 10 American combat deaths last week, the lowest weekly toll in six years.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
National Assembly
U.S
U.S. Command
Vietnam
Suit Cites Cola Label
A suburban University Heights woman in Cleveland sues Royal Crown Cola Co for 15 million arguing diet cola bottles misstate calories. She says bottle caps claim six calories per ounce though the drink has one Calorie. RC Cola says old bottles were allowed until October 1972 with updated caps and cartons.
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University
Weather outlook for region shows clearing rain end
The forecast calls for overcast skies tonight and tomorrow with highs in the mid 80s and overnight lows in the 60s. Yesterday's high reached 83 while this morning's low was 66.
Proposed Spending Levels In Senate Finance Committee Packages
Republicans in the Senate Finance Committee present two budget packages A and B. Package A aims for 1689 million in new revenue via a sales tax. Package B targets various increases including Public Welfare 1.37 billion and Higher Education 640 million, with separate line items for Mental Hygiene 440 million, Other Agencies 365 million, Debt Service 108 million, Pay Bill 55 million, and Homestead Exemption 45 million, plus Local Government 24 million.
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Shaw
Harold Hovey
House
Ai Ooh Hoey
Hovey
Senate Finance Committee
Repeal Could Help Ohio Auto Jobs Rise
Ohio Development Department says repealing the seven percent federal excise tax could add 14,000 to 15,000 auto industry jobs in Ohio and up to 49,000 more statewide. Richard Darwin, program coordinator, notes Ohio holds 11.2 percent of U S auto employment, while federal estimates project 125,000 new auto jobs nationally if the tax is repealed. President Nixon has requested repeal.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Development Department
Ohio
U. S
Nixon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower quits teaching after toe injury
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will not return to her first full time teaching post at Atlantic Beach Elementary in Florida after a cart topple fractured and crushed her left big toe. X rays show the toe is shattered and she will wear a cast up to her knee for four to six weeks. She plans to join an unpaid volunteer teacher aide program when able. Pat Nixon flew to Florida to be with her daughter. Julie and husband Ensign David Eisenhower are staying in a rented apartment near Mayport while he serves Navy duty.
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San Clemente
Calif
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Florida
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Julie
Atlantic Beach
Ziegler
Walter Tkach
Pat
David Eisenhower
David
Navy
Albany
Mayport
Fia
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