Reagan backs Nixon. no White House bid planned
California Governor Ronald Reagan says he has told President Nixon he has no personal designs on the White House and will lead California's delegation to the 1972 Republican National Convention pledged to Nixon's renomination. Reagan describes their relationship as cordial and close.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
White House
Reagan
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Sun Varney
Agnew
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Miami Beach
Kent Jury Report Judge Rules on Indictments
A federal judge upheld indictments against 25 Kent State University suspects tied to May 4 violence. The ruling excised a confidential report but kept the indictments, while critics argued the report threatened faculty and student reputations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kent State University
Paul Brown
Thomas
Uni
Kent
Ohio National Guardsmen
Stuport
Grand Jury
Brown
Kellogg Cereal Ties Probed Over Mink Deaths
Senator William Proxmire urged the FDA to test Kellogg Co cereals for mercury lead or insecticide traces after mink fed the company’s cereal died in large numbers. Kellogg disputed links noting tests at Wisconsin and Michigan State Univ showed no mercury and that mink deaths likely stem from animal byproducts in diets. Proxmire asked a halt to interstate shipments of two mink cereal types pending investigation.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Kellogg Co
Wisconsin Democrat
Food and Drug Administration
University of Wisconsin
Michigan State University
Proxmire
FDA
Showgirl Candy Jane Johnson Targeted by Ex Husband Billboard
Candy Jane Johnson, 26, reports her Las Vegas ex husband Red Gilson sent a billboard to her El Toro home reading I still love you Red. Johnson says the gesture does not alter her plans to marry another man.
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EL Toro, Calif
Candy Jane Johnson
Red Gilson
Las Vegas
Nev
Candy Jane
Miss Johnson
Berkeley mayoral race opens with Savios filing
Mario Savio, a former UC student leader, and his wife Suzanne filed as candidates for Berkeley mayor in the April 6 election. Savio, 27, a biology junior, led the Free Speech Movement in 1964 and briefly dropped out in 1965 before re-enrolling last fall. They joined a field of 13 declared candidates as incumbent Walace Johnson said he will not run again.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Mario Savio
Suzanne
Savio
University
Aeronca Manager Joins Miami University Personnel Office
Victor L Thomas of Monroe will leave Aeronca after 19 years to become employee relations officer in Miami University's personnel staff. He will work under Edward A Jackson in Roudebush Hall, Oxford Campus. a Franklin High School and Otterbein College graduate, he is a WWII veteran with Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
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Oxford
Victor L Thomas
Timrick Place
Monroe
Aeronca, Inc
Miami University
Thomas
Aeronca
Franklin High School
Otterbein College
Jefferson Township
Montgomery County
Josephine
Middletown High School
Daniel D. Thomas
Baldwin Wallace College
David L
JoEden
United Methodist Church
Middletown Personnel Association
Jailed Officials Free Now
Three Trumbull County commissioners Gary J. Thompson Lamar A. Young and John F. McCloskey were jailed for contempt for five hours after refusing a $25 monthly pay raise for Probate Judge Reed S. Battin’s clerical staff. They were freed on $300 bond after the 11th District Court of Appeals stayed the fines and jail sentences while appealing. The judge ordered the raises Jan. 4 but the commissioners argued the 1971 county budget was not yet prepared.
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Battin
Court Allows Russian defector to reenter Park Avenue apartment
Natalya Makarova the Russian dancer who defected wins access to her Park Avenue flat after being locked out. An affidavit in State Supreme Court notes she and her interpreter Vladimir Rodzienko sublet the unit from Irene Epstein for three months at 400 dollars monthly. Epstein contends 1000 dollars in damages and unpaid bills prompted the dispute.
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New York
Natalya Makarova
Park Avenue
State Supreme Court
Miss Makarova
Vladimir Rodzienko
Irene Epstein
Elvis Named Top Singer in New Musical Express Poll
Elvis Presley was named the world’s top male singer in the New Musical Express poll, marking his 12th win in 13 years. The 35 year old entertainer was also chosen as the world’s top musical personality for 1970. Creedence Clearwater Revival led as the top group by readers of the NME with a 300000 circulation.
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London
Elvis
Presley
New Musical Express
Amerime
Creedence Clearwater Revival
County panel weighs two rezoning requests in Lemon Township
Hamilton Butler County commissioners advised on two rezoning requests south of Middletown. Melody Heights seeks a 48 acre Todhunter Road change to allow two family homes, while Earl Cavin requests eight acres on Ohio 4 near LeSourdsville for general business use. The board also approved a 12 acre agricultural to light industrial change near Ohio 63 for Valley Spray Services warehouse.
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Sol Riegel
Hamilton
Butler County
Fummer
Lemon Township
Middletown
Todhunter Road
Whispering Oaks
Melody Heights, Inc
County Planning and Zoning Boards
Earl and
Mear Cavin
Ohio 4
Hamilton-Middletown Road
LeSourdsville
Edgar Streifthau
Ohio 63
Penn Central Railroad
Valley Spray Services, Inc
Monroe
Mayor Says Mobsters Tried To Bribe Him
Youngstown Ohio mayoral candidate Jack C Hunter, a Republican age 40, says racketeers offered to fund his campaign and arrange favors in exchange for keeping gambling income. He rejected the offer and won the race pledging to fight organized crime. The Plain Dealer notes his purge of corruption and a November drug raid that seized 25 violators.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Jack C. Hunter
Youngstown
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hunter
Nhe City
Budget Hearings Tackle 1971 County Allocation
Butler County commissioners heard Ed Swain executive director of the Mental Health and Retardation board request a $10,000 appropriation. Swain warned that budget cuts could lose matching funds. They plan meetings with department heads to align the 1971 budget with the certified county budget commission amount.
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Ed Swain
Butler County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
Swain
County Budget Commission
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Milwaukee
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