Speculation Rises Over Ohio Personal Income Tax Fate
Ohio lawmakers struggle to move a personal income tax bill as Republicans voice doubt and Democrats probe alternatives. Gov. Gilligan backs the concept but faces party fear of voter backlash. Senate leaders predict a tough path with party divisions shaping the debate.
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Perry Smith
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Keith McNamara
Columbus
McNamara
John J. Gilligan
House
Bipartisan dinner planned amid GOP dissidents in Time County
Time Republicans and unhappy Democrats will dine together tomorrow night as discussions focus on a proposed county income tax alternative offered by Netzley. Netzley, though viewed as a rebel, is a Republican whose bill on the floor bears the GOP emblem.
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Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Ways and Means
Maloney
Senate
House
Chares F. Kurfess
Robert Netzley
Netzley
Morocco King Hassan II Survives Palace Attack
Rebel assassination squad stormed the summer palace at Skhirat near Rabat during Hassan II's birthday celebration. Gun battles left several officials dead or wounded as loyal troops retook the palace. Libyan support for the rebels was announced, while U.S. and Maghreb sources described a fluid security situation.
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Morocco
Hassan II
Libya
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Hassan
Maghreb Arab Presse
U.S
Theapital
Armed Forces
Moulay Abdullah
Tripoli
Beirut
Muammar Kadafi
Revolutionary Council
Skhirat
Thre Palace
Middletown Eyes Bus Budget Shakeup With $94,000 Impact
Middletown Board of Education meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m to decide a new school bus policy. State plan could cut bus costs from about 287 000 to 193 000 next year, affecting the 1971 72 budget. The plan emphasizes safety and efficiency and shifts start and end times, sparking parent concerns over late starts and longer days for elementary students.
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Middletown
Middletown Board of Education
Robert K. Johnson
Ohio Department of Education
Johnson
Weather Outlook Teases Mild Week Ahead
Skies stay partly cloudy with highs in the upper 80s and an overnight low around 70. Monday brings partly cloudy skies again and a cooler feel overall.
City planning links space to social issues, says Middletown official
Middletown’s director of community development Paul Christiansen asserts planning is inseparable from human and social problems, framing the field as a people focused discipline. The article notes his view on page 23.
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Middletown
Paul Christiansen
Brain surgery locates seizure center in Ohio boy
A 10 year old Dennis Myers of Fremont underwent seven hour electrocorticography surgery at the Medical College of Ohio to locate and remove a seizure center in the right temporal lobe near a suspected brain tumor. Doctors report successful identification of a single controllable seizure focus with risks noted.
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Toledo, Ohio
The
Medical College of Ohio
Northwest
Ohio
Dennis Myers
Gerald Myers
Fremont
Dennis
Medical College Hospital
War Costs Per American as Vietnam Conflict Drags On
U S estimates show the war cost about 490 per person for every American. Senator Fulbright warns the war’s price extends beyond dollars to social fabric and future budgets. He cites 220 billion spent so far and ongoing costs in foreign aid and veterans benefits. The drought of Indochina, herbicide use, and land impact are noted with millions affected.
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South Vietnam
Sen. J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Foreign Relations Committee
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United States
Fulbright
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