Ohio Public Works Funds In Nixon Budget Totals 54.9 Million
President Nixon's 1971 budget earmarks 54.9 million dollars for Ohio public works. Projects listed include Racine Lock and Dam 3.35 million and Athens flood control 2.07 million. Also named are Clarence Brown dam 3.3 million Paint Creek dam 2.5 million Caeser Creek dam 2.35 million East Fork dam 3.5 million North Branch Kokosing River 1.8 million Alum Creek Dam 3 million. Flood control requests cover Cleveland Harbor 1.5 million Hannibal Lock and Dam 15.2 million Willow Island Lock and Dam 13.7 million Fremont flood control 800 thousand Youngs Lip flood control 900 thousand.
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Washington
Ohio
Nixon
Racine
Athens
Clarence Brown
Paint Creek
Caeser Creek
East Fork
North
Kokosing
Alum Creek
Cleveland Harbor
Hannibal Lock and Dam
Willow Island Lock and Dan
Fremont
Youngslip
Cheese trade hits record 1.4 billion pounds in 1968
World cheese sales reached a new peak of 1.4 billion pounds in 1968, up 3 percent from 1967, signaling strong demand and global trade activity.
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Geneva
Proper shoe fit prevents crowded toes in children
As children's feet grow, the ball moves into a narrower shoe causing crowding of the toes. Issues include ingrown nails, hammertoes, bunions, and calluses. Regular heel to ball checks and monthly or bi monthly foot reviews prevent outgrown shoes, especially in summer.
Special Ed Students Prepare and Serve Breakfast at Maple Park
Seventeen special education students, directed by Mrs. Mariana Dwiggins and Mrs. Donna Freedman, cooked and served breakfast to 50 guests at Maple Park School. The event featured student planning, decorations, and a cooperative notebook guiding the program, with guests including board president Howard L. Schueller Jr. and principal John R. Thornbery.
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Maple Park
Mariana Dwiggins
Donna ‘Freedman
Howard L. Schueller Jr
Board of Education
Robert Cordray
John R. Thornbery
Doty House
Thorn
Jury Probes Union Records in Yablonski Case
Federal grand jury hearings in Cleveland focus on La Follette Tennessee UMW Local 3228 records as conspiracy indictments against three Cleveland men for the Yablonski murders are pursued. Further charges against Paul Gilly Claude Vealey and Aubran Martin in Pennsylvania follow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
la Follette
Tenn
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Paul E. Gilly
Claude E. Vealey
Aubran W. Martin
UMW
Sirlous Huddleston
David E. Brandenburg
Guy Swindle
Huddleston
Gilly
Yablonski
Margaret
Charlotte Joanne
Clarksville, Pa
Pennsylvania
Vealey
Martin
UN projections show slower world population growth
Revised United Nations figures indicate world population will rise about 2 percent annually in the 1970s, down from 5 percent in the 19th century and 8 percent in the early 20th century, signaling slower growth for future decades.
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Zoom Geneve
United Nations
Bertrand Russell Dies at 97 Pacifist Philosopher In North Wales
Bertrand Russell, Nobel laureate and controversial thinker, died at 97 in North Wales. He faced prison for pacifism in World War I and later opposed nuclear armament and U.S. Vietnam involvement. His work includes Principia Mathematica and History of Western Philosophy.
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Wales
Britain
Bertrand Russell
Lord Russell
North
Russell
Edith
The
Times of London
U.S
Earl Russell
Ing
Alfred North White
Labor Party
Russia
Lenin and
Trotsky
Dora
Beacon Hill School
United States
New York
Hitler
Carswell under fire over hostile stance to civil rights lawyers
Senate Judiciary Committee hears claims Judge G Harrold Carswell was hostile and insulting to civil rights lawyers ahead of a likely committee vote on his Supreme Court nomination. Witness LeRoy Clark testifies Carswell berated black lawyers and turned away from him during arguments in a Florida case.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
NAAC
Clarence Mitchell
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Carswell
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
LeRoy D. Clark
New York University Law School
Clark
Florida
Naacp i Legal Defense Fund
Tallahassee
Fla
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kennedy
Joseph D. Tydings
Dmd
Federal District Court
Tydings
National Conference of Black Lawyers
Housing Goals Declared In Congress A Joke By Patman
A House Banking panel report finds 28.4 million households or 101.1 million people cannot afford a $20 000 mortgage as Congress weighs steps to boost home buying. New York Mayor John Lindblom calls housing goals a joke and urges policy changes to unlock lending.
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John Lengel
Washington
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
New York
John Lindsay
Haus
Lindsay
Patman
Home Owners Mortgage Loan Corporation
National Development Bank
Tightening of Ohio Liquor Laws Urged
Ohio Liquor Director Donald P. Cook urged tighter state liquor laws to curb bars with many citations that operate on appeal. He cited 8 percent of 22 000 permit holders as incubators of crime and noted 1959 saw 91 permits cited for lewd entertainment or porn material. He warned gambling tied to underworld funds and urged crack down on permit premises and lewd conduct.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald P. Cook
Cook
Suspect Sought in Coed's Death at University of Cincinnati
Police sought a man driving a 1968 green Chevrolet Camaro in the shooting death of University of Cincinnati coed Carol Sanders 18 from Akron. The description lists age 25 to 29, 150 to 160 pounds, 5 feet 6 inches to 5 feet 8 inches, dark complexion, and a scar on the right cheek. She died at UC Medical Center after Thursday night shooting.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Colonel Don Miller Named Kentucky Colonel
Don Miller of Germantown Road has been named a Kentucky colonel by Gov. Louie B. Nunn. Miller works as an instrument repairman in Armco’s power department and serves on the Americanization committee and the honor society for the American Legion.
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Don Miller
Germantown Road
Kentucky
Louie B. Nunn
Miller
Armco
Americanization Committee
Honor Society For the
American Legion
Decorating bookshelf ideas and dramatic room tips
Brighten shelves by adding flowers and accessories between book groups. Create drama with a burst of color or a non matching furniture piece that highlights the room. For upholstery value, choose a reputable dealer and inspect unseen construction like the frame springs and filling.
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