Ohio State Fair Opens 12 Day Run At Columbus
The 117th Ohio State Fair began a 12 day run in Columbus with dawn ribbon cutting by Gov. James A. Rhodes. Attendance hopes rise above last year’s opening day of 140,202 and total 2,053,971 for the 12 days. More than 68,000 exhibits, 60 midway attractions, and 360 acres host livestock, art, flowers, and the world’s largest junior fair. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. grandstand acts are free with gate admission.
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Free divorce clinic invitation draws seniors in Vancouver
Vancouver report says a Georgia Straight invite to a free legal clinic on divorce prompted surprising responses. An elderly reader, a 98 year old, was told by a lawyer that divorce is a luxury at his age. The column explained how one could obtain a divorce and noted pensioners largely claimed the paper was given by grandsons or younger relatives.
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Consumer Bill Clog In Courts Feared
Washington AP Legislation to allow consumers with claims of 10 dollars or more to join federal court suits for deceptive sales practices advances after a Senate Commerce Committee approval. Chief Justice Burger warned against adding court burdens and urged reliance on state courts where appropriate. The bill, opposed by the Nixon administration, aims to empower consumer class actions despite potential increases in caseload. Ralph Nader and Assistant Attorney General Rich ard McLaren testified. hearings begin as the committee weighs the measure.
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Young Voted Yes On Amendment To Ban Agent Orange Use
U S Sen Stephen M Young of Ohio backed an amendment to ban use of plant killing chemicals in Vietnam. The measure failed 62 to 22 with Saxbe not listed as voting. The bill would expand FTC powers over unfair practices and allow early court action for penalties and consumer redress.
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U. S
Stephen M. Young
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William B. Saxbe
School Officials To Cut Own Salaries
In Cleveland, Ohio, school leaders including Superintendent Paul W. Briggs and six top administrators will cut 10 percent of their salaries over the next three months to aid the district. The move saves about 5 000 to 6 000, with total personnel cuts already approved for up to 2 000 nonteaching staff hours saving 3.1 million. The ballot in November includes a four mill levy, a 50 million bond issue, and a future tax levy to restore funding standards.
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Sticky molasses spill seen by Coast Guard in Honolulu Harbor
A Coast Guard sighting in Honolulu Harbor revealed a molasses spill after a loose valve allowed molasses to escape while being pumped into a ship. A harbor spokesman said the mess was contained and no injuries were reported.
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