Kurfess Optimistic On Tax Bill Amid GOP Divide
Ohio House Speaker Charles Kurfess signals possible tax legislation next week as the 1971 73 budget fight splits Republicans. A Netzley led faction pushes for a county only income tax under one percent while moderates seek broader state tax options. A Democratic counteroffer proposes restoring funds to Medicaid and aid programs.
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FTC Orders Six Month Warning for Cigarette Ads
The FTC on Thursday required tobacco firms to sign a legally binding consent to include a Surgeon General warning in print ads within six months. Action follows a 3-1 vote amid expired congressional ad bans and ongoing debate over display standards and deception claims.
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ACLU Plans Federal Suits to Halt Parochial Aid
The American Jewish Congress and the ACLU will file injunctions in Ohio New York Illinois Maryland Minnesota and Vermont within three months to stop state aid to parochial schools. They cite the Rhode Island Pennsylvania ruling declaring church state entanglement ban parochial aid to elementary and secondary schools. The Ohio case targets a 1969 38 million subsidy for nonpublic school teacher salaries and other states plan challenges to salary supplements service purchases vouchers and tax credits.
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Nixon to Sign Jobs Bill Creating Local Employment
Congress approved a Democratic backed bill to create about 300000 jobs over two years and send it to President Nixon who indicated he would sign. It provides 2.2 billion to state and local governments and offers up to 12000 dollars in salaries for public service roles including police, fire, and city engineers. The act would take effect when national unemployment tops 4.5 percent or in areas with over 6 percent joblessness.
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Funeral for Soyuz 11 crew marches through Moscow
In Red Square crowds honor the three cosmonauts Dobrovolsky Volkov Patsayev after cremation and a state funeral. US astronaut Stafford arrives to represent President Nixon. burial planned at Kremlin Wall.
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Warren County Approves Rezoning For New Town Plan
Warren County commissioners approved rezoning two parcels southeast of Mason for a 4000 unit mixed housing and commercial development. Towne Properties and Forest Park of Cincinnati will develop a mile long lake and a shopping center with an office park fronting I-71 over the next ten years. Planners are R L Wolpert of Dayton. landowners include Jack Landen and Don Sigg as Supe family trustee.
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Sato to Form New Government After Cabinet Resignation
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato moves to form a new government after his Liberal Democratic party loses a seat in the upper house elections. The cabinet resigned today and Sato plans to announce his new lineup Monday, ending a tenure since January 1970.
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Four Men Beat Middletown Man Behind Archway Cafe Incident
Police disclosed a 27 year old Middletown man was attacked by four men behind Archway Cafe on Crawford Street last Friday night. He had not entered the cafe before the incident, contrary to a prior Journal report which incorrectly stated he was pushed inside.
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House OKs Health Bill For Medical Training
The House backed a $3.5 billion medical training package with a 343 to 3 vote and approved a $710 million nurse-education bill 323 to 0. The plans aim to shorten medical curricula, add medical schools, boost family doctors, aid financially troubled schools, and assign doctors to shortage areas by 1978. A capitation grant system and sex discrimination protections are included, expanding beyond Nixon administration goals.
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Second Man Guilty in Fake Bottle Case in Lebanon
In common pleas court William Peck, 48, of Newport Kentucky pleaded guilty to larceny by trick and resisting a police officer in a Carlisle counterfeit Jim Beam bottle ring case. A second larceny by trick charge was dropped and Peck faces potential probation after sentencing references. The third defendant John Skalhanes remains missing with a $7,000 bond forfeited and his trial unlikely.
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George Dorcheff
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Corcheff
Another Drive In Robbed Near New Miami
A 6 foot tall Negro suspect robbed the Valley View Drive-In Theater on U S 127 north of New Miami at about 10 40 p m. He fled with 117 94 in bills and change after pointing a gun at the cashier Georgetta Chaney 18 of Williamsdale. Police say this is the county s second armed drive in robbery in six days following a Dixie Cruise In heist that netted 1293.
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Valley View Drive-In
U.S. 127
New Miami
James Powell
John Baldridge
Georgetta Chaney
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Williamsdale
Middletown
Pleasant summer weather across the nation
Pleasant weather spread nationwide with mainly fair skies and warm temperatures. Only a few thundershowers disrupted the South, the Southwest, and along the Atlantic coast as late afternoon storms cooled the Eastern seaboard from the 90s to the 60s and 70s.
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