Laird named White House counselor for domestic affairs
Melvin R. Laird returns from retirement to become counselor to the President for domestic affairs with Cabinet rank. He aims to help move government, says Nixon sometimes must be protected from his own impulses and that Watergate left the government at a standstill.
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Two Ohio lawmakers resign from practicing law in Ohio
A former Hamilton County Municipal Court judge Paul Gilday and former assistant prosecutor Arthur C. Plate have both petitioned the Ohio Supreme Court to resign from the practice of law. Gilday's request was granted Monday and Plate's on April 10. Neither may practice law again in Ohio. Gilday, 47, was previously investigated by the Cincinnati Bar Association in 1971 and later became a land developer consultant. Plate left the prosecutor's staff after involvement with a Newport Kentucky liquor store tied to Ohio Liquor Control probes.
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River radiation increase denied by Ohio officials
Ohio Health Director John Cashman and EPA head Ira Whitman rejected University of Pittsburgh scientist Ernest Sternglass’s claim that radioactive waste from a Pittsburgh area plant has raised Cincinnati cancer rates. In a letter to Mayor Theodore Berry dated Wednesday they stated radiation in the Ohio River has decreased significantly over the last 11 years.
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