Ohio House considers shielding bus drivers with corporal punishment
An Ohio House committee opened hearings on a bill to shield school bus drivers from liability when punishing unruly pupils. Introduced by Rep. James Hunt the bill seeks legal protection for corporal punishment by drivers amid rising racially mixed busing. The measure advanced to subcommittee as other bills moved through the chamber.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
James Hunt
R-36
Middlefield
House Education Committee
Allen Bartunek
Cleveland Heights
Bartunek
Bombers Strike North Vietnam Amid Laos Plain of Jars Push
U S B 52 bombers joined Laotian government forces in a major push to retake the Plain of Jars as North Vietnamese troops and Viet Cong activity spiked along the Cambodian border. The strikes, involving about 60 B52s and 1 800 tons of bombs, came as 50 000 Marines prepare to withdraw by April 15 reducing U S strength to 434 000.
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George Esper
Saigon
South Vietnam
America
Laotian
Plain of Jars
U.S
Laos
Vientiane
Strategic Air Command
Southeast Asia
Okinawa
Japan
Camp Pendleton
Calif
da Nang
Vietnam
Offer For Lucas Chain Is $125 000
In Cincinnati AP reports a confirmation hearing Friday in U S District Court will decide a 125000 dollar offer accepted by creditors for the Lucas Beef n Shakes restaurant chain tied to the bankruptcy of NBA star Jerry Lucas and his wife Treva. Debts total 822679 dollars. The four businessmen seek to keep the chain operating: Phil Wheeler Clyde Hargadine Joseph G Donohoe and C Barry Barnhorn. Lucas, a former Ohio State star, plays for the San Francisco Warriors after being with the Cincinnati Royals earlier this year. The couple filed separate bankruptcy petitions on December 21.
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Cincinnati
U. S. District Court
National Basketball Association
Jerry Lucas
Treva
Lucas
Ohio State
San Francisco Warriors
Cincinnati Royals
Phil Wheeler
University of Cincinnati
Clyde Hargadine
Joseph G. Donohoe
C. Barry- Barnhorn
Rubber shipments in West Malaysia rise in first half 1969
West Malaysia exported 523670 tons of rubber in the first half of 1969, up 64620 tons from the same period in 1968. The United States remained the top buyer, importing 75070 tons.
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Kuala Lumpur
West Malaysia
United States
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Washington
Rhaf Esata
Coats
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Interbank
Central Ave
Coan
J. Dutyer
Todhunter
LDS
Dalewood
Carol Frazier
Crescent
Tony Hutch
Elwood St
Tom Gausling
Superior Ave
Corey
Orchard & Roosevelt
Rink
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Jliu Service
Lucas Chain
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