Ike’s Funeral Car Won’t Haul Horses
Chessie System canceled plans to use the former Eisenhower funeral baggage car to haul horses for Nixon’s inauguration after a Huntington newspaper reported the arrangement. Horses will be moved by van from Cleveland to Washington. the car had 12 stalls and was to join the B&O Transportation Museum.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Huntington Advertiser
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Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
United States says progress in Vietnam peace talks brings grounds for hope
In Paris and Saigon sources report cautious optimism as Kissinger and Tho near a peace draft. Haig meets Thieu and Khmer leaders to brief on status while Bangkok hints at scaled-down but credible U.S. force posture. Both sides warn further concessions and calm patience are required.
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Saigon
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Nguyen van Thieu
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Washington
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Tran van Lam
Lam
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U.S
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North Vietnam
Gilligan budget outlines 1973 75 general revenue expenditures
The proposed Ohio general revenue budget totals are shown for 1973 to 1975 under Gov. John Gilligan. Education, higher education, health and welfare receive multimillion increases. justice, government administration, and capital programs also show notable boosts. Major items include education, welfare, mental health, and debt-funded capital improvements.
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John Gilligan
Gilligan Urges Ethics Bill and Budget Boost in Ohio
Gov. John Gilligan vowed no new taxes for two years while unveiling a 9.79 billion two year budget up 1.64 billion. He pressed an ethics measure for public officials and urged executive branch reform and election changes amid debate along party lines.
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John Gilligan
Gilligan
Governor Sued By Inmates Over Transfers
Ohio Governor John Gilligan and state prison officials are named in a 520000 suit filed in U S District Court by inmate Gordon Firman on behalf of 62 prisoners transferred from Chillicothe Correctional Institute during a sit down strike It seeks 10000 for each prisoner claiming due process and equal protection violations Firman, a former high profile escapee, says inmates were arbitrarily chosen sent to Lucasville in solitary for 14 days with threats and no legal counsel Also named are Bennett Cooper state corrections commissioner Frank Gray Chillicothe superintendent and Lucasville superintendent W J Whealen
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U.S. District Court
Gordon Firman
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Ohio
Bennett Cooper
Corrections
Frank Gray
Chillicothe
W. J. Whealen
Heavy Air Attacks Continue In South
U S war planes conducted over 400 strikes in South Vietnam across Wednesday and today as the second straight day of heavy air attacks. The raids aimed to improve positions before a cease fire and focused below the DMZ where Vietnam forces claim a border strip. Command reports 77 North Vietnamese killed, 49 weapons seized, South Vietnamese losses 10 dead and 51 wounded with several accidental bombings near Da Nang causing casualties. B52s carried 90 strikes totaling about 2700 tons of explosives, many below the DMZ and along the Saigon River corridor.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Saigon River
Early April Rain Forecast Dampens Weekend Plans
Forecasters predict rain tonight and tomorrow with lows in the 40s and highs rising to the low 60s. Yesterday's high in Middleton hit 62 and a cooler overnight low followed. State and national forecasts appear on page 3 with the weather map.
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Middletown
Parochaid petition filed to save tax credits for parochial students
Gov John Gilligan said he and parents filed an affidavit with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to allow a 90 dollar per pupil tax credit for parochial school families while the constitutionality of the plan is resolved. The plan was struck down last December by a federal panel, and the state is appealing.
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Ohio
John Gilligan
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Gilligan
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