Solons Halt Pay Raises and Redistricting Fight
Ohio lawmakers voted down a 210 percent across the board state employee pay raise and rejected a redistricting plan to reduce the state into 23 congressional districts. House Speaker Kurfess called the measure dead as党 the vote failed 53 to 37 under an emergency clause.
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William McCulloch
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Danish King Frederik in deep coma grave condition
Copenhagen AP reports King Frederik II is in a deep coma with an extremely grave prognosis. Doctors said his strength is running out and the bulletin signals preparation for the monarch’s possible death.
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Frederik of
Denmark
Archdiocese Faces Financial Trouble After Layman Report
The National Association of Laymen criticizes Catholic diocese operations with Cincinnati listed as special. Archbishop and Monsignor Asptan warn of serious trouble as assets reach 23.6 million and bills rely on prior-year funds. The budget excludes parish and religious order operations and notes uncollectible parishes and over 1 million in pending parish loans.
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Ralph Asptan
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Asplan
Teen ordered to pay funeral costs in overdose case
Steven Farmer, 15, implicated in the death of Carolyn Walker after a drug overdose, was ordered by Hamilton County Juvenile Judge Benjamin Schwartz to reimburse her family about 1500 for funeral expenses. The decision followed a probation division report. Farmer had pleaded guilty to possession of hallucinogen and received $50 fine and probation. Miss Walker was found dead August 13, 1971 in a downtown Cincinnati apartment.
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Steven Farmer
Hiamilton County
Benjamin Schwartz
Southgate
Carolyn Walker
Highland Heights
Schwartz
Farmer
Walker
Unseasonably Cold Spell With Snow Flurries Predicted
Partly cloudy with a chance of snow flurries tonight. Lows around two degrees. Tomorrow will be sunny but colder, with highs between 10 and 15. Yesterday reached 58 at dawn, marking the coldest period since February 3 when it was 3.
Federal Judge Arraignment Set in Chicago Case
Otto Kerner a federal judge and former Illinois governor faces charges of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and bribery and will be arraigned January 20 in UWS District Court. Acting chief judge Richard B. Austin will preside over Kerner and other defendants. Robert L. Taylor of the District of Tennessee will be engaged in a Tennessee case until mid February and unavailable for arraignment.
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Chicago
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Uws
Richard B. Austin
Kerner
District of Tenea
Tennessee
Israeli Raid Strikes Two Lebanon Bases Amid Fog
Israeli troops crossed into southern Lebanon and destroyed two houses described as guerrilla bases in the farming village of Kafra. A woman was wounded, and a helicopter assault was reported. A guerrilla spokesman claimed Arabs suffered casualties in a brief clash before retreat.
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Lebanon
Kafra
Beirut
Saida
United Nations
Israel
Idaho Man Sleeps On Roof By Choice
A 24 year old former Californian in Boise slept in a box on a six story building roof for nine months to avoid firing perceived by his boss. Magistrate Edward A Johnson withheld the man's name. He works at a service station, stores belongings in a bus station locker, and shaves at the Boise Rescue Mission each morning. The judge noted the man seems content and not odd.
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Boise
Idaho
Edward A. Johnson
Stans to quit as Commerce Secretary to aid Nixon drive
Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans plans to resign within ten days to handle fundraising for President Nixon's re election campaign. Peter G. Peterson, former Bell & Howell president, would take over the department. The Washington Post also cited plans for Attorney General Mitchell to shift to head Nixon's entire 1972 bid.
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Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Washington Post
Peter G. Peterson
White House
Commerce Department
William Cooper
District of Columbia Republican Finance Committee
John N. Mitchell
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