FMCS To Hear Wire Service Strike Talks
Mediation moved to Washington as the Wire Service Guild seeks a top minimum wage jump to 280 weekly in year one. AP says the union furthers a six week bargaining standoff, while AF proposes 250 top minimum for certain staff.
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FMCS
Washington
Wire Service Guild
Associated Press
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United States
The
Guild
New York
Recorder Names New Chief Deputy
Hamilton Middletown news notes Frances McComas of 1513 Columbia Ave Middetown named chief deputy in Butler County recorder’s office. McComas has 28 years as deputy recorder. new deputy clerks include Vernon Arnold and Mrs Alice Sephenson. six deputy clerks from former county clerk Earl Hogan retained.
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Hamilton
Frances McComas
Columbia Ave
Middetown
Butler County Recorder’s
Jean Blazer
McComas
Vernon Arnold
Washington Blvd
Harmilton
Alice Sephenson
Millikin St
Blezer
Earl Hogan
Ohio Legislature Prepares Voter Pleasing Proposals
In Columbus the Ohio Legislature moves to crank out proposals for the 1970 session as up to 200 bills loom in the House and Senate. Education bills dominate with a plan to split school tax bases and guarantee industry funding, plus a vocational center program for handicapped children. A governor task force calls for merging 650 districts into about 88, signaling a sweeping reorganization.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
James Rhodes
Water Powell
Fairfield
Butler County
Ster
Powell
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
Coretta King Invited to Preach at St Pauls Cathedral
London AP report says Mrs. Coretta King, widow of Martin Luther King Jr., will become the first woman to preach at a regular service in St Pauls Cathedral. Canon John Collins of the Martin Luther King Foundation in Britain announced the March 16 sermon. Dr King preached there four years earlier on his Nobel Prize trip to Stockholm.
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London
Martin Luther King Jr
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dr. King
Stockholm
Franklin theft report: tools stolen from truck
Danny Stasher reported a theft from his pickup at 14 East Fourth Street in Franklin. The loss includes $76 in coins and a power saw. Police recorded the incident.
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Franklin
Danny Stasher
Thirkield Ave
Too's
E. Fourth St
Franklin Police
Ohio Traffic Safety Gains Second Year
Ohio reports a second consecutive drop in traffic fatalities with 1968 deaths at 2,520 versus 2,533 in 1967 and 2,605 in 1966. Highway Safety Director Warren C. Nelson credits motorist safety consciousness and belt use as registrations exceed 6 million, with December deaths down to 217 from a 247 average. The National Safety Council ranks Ohio best among high-traffic states for the 11 months, noting only a 1 percent rise in Ohio fatalities versus larger gains in Florida and Michigan.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
National Safety Council
Florida
Michigan
Trains Return to Schedule After 12-Derailment Cleanup
In Independence Kentucky trains resumed regular schedules after a 12 derailment from the Louisville and Nashville line near Independence. Cleanup was completed, the cause of the derailment remained undetermined, and there were no injuries reported.
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Independence
L&n
Louisville & Nashville
Cincinnati
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State of Ohio
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U.S. Senate
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