Negotiators to Meet Cincinnati Finance Committee Over Strike
Municipal Workers Union negotiators will address Cincinnati City Council finance committee at 4 p.m. after a 19 day walkout. They seek a dollar for dollar raise with police and firemen and present a 18 page report claiming Cincinnati pays less than Dayton Akron Cleveland and Toledo. The talks follow a federal mediation session led by John Wagner.
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Nixon Frames State of the Union Around Inflation and Spending
President Nixon opened his first State of the Union with broad priorities focusing on inflation crime federal spending and pollution. He signaled the 1971 budget would outline details later and promised a separate written world affairs message in February.
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Iraq Executes 32 For Coup In Wave of Executions
Baghdad radio reported 32 people were executed within 24 hours for a coup attempt, with seven more awaiting firing squad or the hangman. Additional sentences included seven more Iraqis, six officers and one civilian, to die for participation, while three others got life terms. Iran and the United States were accused of backing the plot, and Iraqi authorities ordered Iranian diplomats to leave. The Baghdad regime also closed Iranian consulates in Baghdad Basra and Kerbela.
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Weekend Snow Chance For Middletown Area Weather
The Middletown forecast calls for cloudy and warmer temperatures tonight and Friday with light snow possible. Lows tonight rise 10 to 15 degrees, Friday highs reach the 20s with a Saturday look for partly cloudy skies and snow flurries. yesterday’s high was 14 and the morning low reached three below zero.
Britain Libya open talks on purchase of new tanks
Britain and Libya launched talks in Tripoli on defense cooperation and the future of a contract to supply Libya with 188 British Chieftain tanks. France also announced a sale of 100 jet warplanes to the Libyan regime, doubling earlier figures.
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Reds Launch Major Mekong Delta Raid
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops stormed from the U Minh Forest in the Mekong Delta marking their biggest attack in two months. The assault left 15 South Vietnamese marines dead and 41 wounded, while the government claimed 72 attackers were killed in a two hour battle near the northeast.
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Feds Charge Three in Yablonski Slaying Case in Ohio
In Washington FBI Director Hoover announced that three Cleveland area men were charged with federal offenses linked to the Yablonski family killings. Paul Gilly Aubran Martin and Claude Wesley were held in Cuyahoga County Jail and scheduled to appear before a U.S. Commissioner.
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Buddy” Martin
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Tony” Boyle
Clarksville
Pittsburgh
Hoover
Group Seeks to Melt Ice for Noah's Ark Discovery
The SEARCH Foundation plans a $1.25 million summer expedition to Mt Ararat to melt glacier ice and search for the Ark. Past finds include 50 ton timber fragments from 1955 and two smaller pieces, dated roughly 1,500 to 5,000 years old, with analysis of glacier age and geology to guide the effort.
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Arctic Institute
Maiden 747 Flight Marks Jet’s Transatlantic Debut
The Boeing 747 made its maiden transatlantic voyage from New York to London, after a delayed start caused by an overheated engine. The jet carried 332 passengers and 18 crew, landing at Heathrow at 8:05 a.m. EST with 30 empty first and economy class seats.
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Cigarette Likely Cause of Nursing Home Fire in Ohio
State Fire Marshal tied the deadly Ma rietta nursing home blaze to a discarded cigarette. The room where the fire began housed Lyle Phillips who escaped unharmed. Investigators found no other ignition source and noted carpeting fed the heavy smoke, with tests confirming rapid burning carpeting.
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Samuel T. Sides
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Sides
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Ohio State University Laboratory
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