Women Protest Ohio Abortion Laws Blocked at House Gallery
About a dozen women and two children from Dayton and Cincinnati were refused entry to the Ohio House gallery after carrying protest signs. They refused to discard signs and picketed in the rotunda while calling to repeal 1841 abortion laws and reform abortion rules. A spokesman, Kathy Kleine, said the group seeks repeal and individual choice, not the burning bra movement.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
House
Dayton
Cincinnati
Kathy Kleine
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Ohio Senate Fight Sharpens With Blasts From Taft Rhodes
Republican contenders Taft and Rhodes traded blunt charges as the Ohio U S Senate race intensified. Taft accused Rhodes of avoiding debate while Rhodes pressed for a true face to face format and debated time. Democratic candidate Metzenbaum labeled Nixon's consumer plan a charade in Mansfield and Rhodes touted government economy at a Lincoln Day event. Brown urged wiretapping authority for police to curb racketeering and drugs in Lima.
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Associated Press
Ohio
U.S
Nixon
Robert Taft Jr
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Taft
Cincinnati
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Mansfield
Consumer Affairs Department
Metzenbaum
Harrison County
Freeport
Nixson
Atty
Paul W. Brown
Lima
Fraternal Order of Police
Brown
Committee Declines Vote on Women’s Rights Repeal Bills
A House Commerce and Labor panel ordered further study on bills repealing Ohio laws limiting women to a 40 hour week and restricting lifting heavy loads. Proponents argue repeal aligns with federal standards. opposition cites potential worker impact. The session also covered transit authority proposals and tax sharing bills amidst shifts in legislative leadership.
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Dave Queen
Columbus
Ohio
House
AFL - Cio
Warren
House Commerce and Labor Committee
Robert Manning
Akron
Smith
Afl-Cio
Manning
Hunter College students brighten Lexington Ave subway with sunflowers
Hunter College students decorate a Lexington Avenue subway station with paper sunflowers murals op art and balloons as a political science class experiment. Transit Authority initially resisted but Mayor Lindsay intervened to support the project. A crayon sign at the station proclaims the decorations are a valentine from Hunter students to New York and a statement that a subway can be better looking until vandalized.
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New York
City Hall
Hunter College
Transit Authority
John V. Lindsay
Lexington Avenue
Hunter
N.Y
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Maumee
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Lakewood
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Cleveland Transit Board
Norman A. Murdock
Murdock
Ethel Swanbeck
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Troyl. James
William F. Bowen
Bowen
Calvin Johnson
Edward B. Burden
Burden
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Trimble
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T.K
Valentine
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