Nixon Heads to Missouri to Promote Domestic Proposals
President Nixon flies from Washington to Kansas City for a 4 p.m. meeting with news executives from 13 states to press his revenue sharing welfare reform and government reorganization plans. The trip precedes a San Clemente stay and features key aides and editors invited from 13 midwestern and western states.
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Rochester
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Herbert Klein
Donald Rumsfeld
Clark MacGregor
William Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
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Wilbur D. Mills
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John W. Byrnes
Hurricane Arlene Hurtles Toward Northeast Coast
Tropical Storm Arlene quickened toward Massachusetts with gale winds and heavy seas. The center was 200 miles south-southwest of Nantucket as warnings extended from Block Island to Chatham. Long Island faced the strongest sea and wind impact as forecasters expected no increase in storm strength.
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Chatham
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Simpson
Long Island
Akron University appoints Bernard I. Rosen to board
Bernard I. Rosen an Akron attorney and former Summit County prosecutor was named by Gov. John Gilligan to Akron University’s board of trustees. The 53 year old will assume duty immediately and serve until July 1 1980. Rosen is an alumnus of the university.
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Summit County
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Pedaling Saves Lifts Their Spirits
In Santa Cruz a tannery boss outfits workers with 10 speed bicycles to save money and boost morale. Norman Lezin says the program has become a wild, humorous success for the shop.
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Demos To Hear Jobs Official Demos To Hear Jobs Official
William E. Garnes administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services will speak at Middletown Democrat Club meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the American Legion Hall. Garnes a longtime labor leader and former UAW official has chaired labor advisory groups in Cincinnati and served on NAACP and AFL CIO committees. The public meeting is announced by club president Thurman McQuinn.
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Florida A&m College
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Department of Labor
Cincinnati
UAW
Aflcio Council
NAACP
Hamilton County Democrats
Thurman McQuinn
Renoir fishing scene sells for $1.16 million in London
A Renoir titled Le Pecheur a la Ligne sold at Christies in London for 1,159,200 dollars. The work, bought for about 35 dollars in a prior era, depicts a man fishing with a woman reading nearby. The sale was handled by John Mitchell and Sons, London dealers.
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Cincinnati Doctor Heads Heart Unit
Victor Strauss of Cincinnati has been elected president of the Southwestern Ohio Chapter of the American Heart Association. He will speak for about 1,500 chapter members and also serves on the Ohio State Heart Association board and attends the AHA annual meeting as a delegate.
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American Heart Association
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Ohio State Heart Association
Armco Elevates Two In International Group
Armco Steel Corp announces two executive moves in its International Division. W. Rose is named president International Division Europe galris G M W Hook is appointed vice president for the division in Europe. Both executives bring long service and regional leadership to Armco's global expansion.
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D. E. Reichelderfer
W.S. Rose
Armco
G.M.W. Hook
Europe
Reichelderfer
Armey International
Cornell University
Hook
Paris
Kansas City
Bomb Damages Athens Building
An explosion heavily damaged the entrance to a branch office of the Ministry to the Premier in downtown Athens early today. No injuries were reported.
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