Five teens die in Ohio car crash near Perrysburg
Five Oak Harbor area youths perished when their car struck a concrete bridge abutment on Ohio 795 in northern Wood County. Identified at the scene were James Pierson 17 Thomas Shanteau 18 Donald Whiting 17 James Foreman 17 and Earl Douglas 17. The crash occurred as they were returning home from classes at the Penta County Vocational School Perrysburg, Ohio.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Northernwood County
James Pierson
Thomas Shanteau
Donald Whiting
James Foreman
Earl Douglas
Oak Harbor
Ohio Highway Patrol
Penta County Vocational School
Perrysburg
Nixon Faces 1973 Budget With Full Employment Aim
In Biscayne Florida AP: President Nixon and advisers study the fiscal 1973 budget built on full employment revenues. Treasury Secretary Connally assists as Ziegler notes the plan assumes unemployment under 4 percent, with a $27 billion deficit projected for the 1972 year ending June 30.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
Washington
Ronald L. Ziegler
Colleen Fitzpatrick Crowned Miss Teen-Age America
Colleen Fitzpatrick of Columbus Ohio won Miss Teen-Age America after a 56 candidate field in Fort Worth Texas She sang Wouldnt It Be Loverly and will use a 100 share stock prize and a 10000 scholarship to attend Ohio University Colleen's parents are Harry and Dorothy Fitzpatrick runner ups were Mary Ann Grabawoy Valerie Brewster and Barbara Mills
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Fort Worth
Tex
Colleen Fitzpatrick
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Lancaster
Colleen Sang
Colleen
Ohio University
Mary Ann Grabawoy
Aaron, Jr
India launches airstrikes across East and West Pakistan
Indian forces raid eight airfields in West Pakistan near Lahore Karachi and Rawalpindi and hit East Pakistan targets as dawn dogfights erupt over Dacca and Jessore. A New Delhi spokesman says several Pakistani planes were destroyed on the ground and no Indian losses. Pakistan radio cites no war declaration yet.
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Associated Press
India
East
Pakistan
West An
West Pakistan
Lahore
Karachi
Rawalpindi
New Delhi
Safey
East Pakistan
Tatey
Prvince
Ben-gali
Dacca
Jessore
Radio Pakistan
Parlia- Delhi
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
India Today
Yhaya
Re Gandhi
Wallace's Busing Law Overturned
A federal judge ruled Alabama Governor George C. Wallace's plan to sidestep busing unconstitutional. US District Court Judge Sam C. Pointer Jr. called the law a "freedom of choice option dressed in different clothing."
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
US District Court
Sam C. Pointer Jr
Wallace
Nixon
Pointer
William Barber
Jefferson County
Barbers Court
Garrison Indicted on Gambling and Tax Charges
New Orleans federal grand jury indicted Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison and nine others on conspiring to bribe law enforcement to protect illegal gambling and on separate counts charging false federal income tax returns for 1965 67. Garrison described the case as reprisal for his Kennedy assassination investigation while two ex police officers are among the defendants.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Frederick A. Soule Sr
Sales Tax Hike Still In Play In Ohio Budget Talks
In Columbus, a House-Senate conference committee shaping a new budget tax bill leans toward income tax but may still back a sales tax increase. The plan would cut 100 million, pair with property tax rollback, and push spending toward 700 million, potentially financed by a sales tax hike. Committee chair Sen. Howard Cook said no floor vote until end of next week.
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Columbus
Ohio
House-Senate Conference
Senate
Sen
Howard Cook
R-1
Toledo
Ohio Evening Weather Outlook Tonight Through Tomorrow
It will be warmer but wetter in southwestern Ohio tonight and tomorrow. The low tonight will be in the mid 30s and the high tomorrow in the mid 40s.
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Ohio
Reapportion Plan Found Unconstitutional in Ohio
A Cleveland report notes a three judge federal panel ruled Ohio's legislative reapportionment plan unconstitutional and ordered a redrawn map by December 21. The suit by Samuel J. Jordan, a Youngstown tavern owner, claimed population discrepancies violated the one man one vote standard.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Youngstown
Samuel J. Jordan
Supreme Court
Canton Protest Turns Violent After Afro Americans Rally
About 400 black demonstrators marching to protest the slaying of Thomas F. Jackson, 25, by a narcotics agent, in Canton, Ohio, sparked violence as windows were broken and several stores looted. Police could not determine if protesters or others caused the damage.
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Canton
Ottio
Nanctics
The
Society For the Cooperative Improvement of
Gilbert Carter
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U.S
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Ohio Supreme Court
Anthony J. Celebrezze
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Nicholas J. Walinski
James Friedman
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