Income Tax Seems Blocked In Ohio House
Ohio lawmakers face a blocked effort as Rep. Robert Netzley says 15 GOP votes could derail any state income tax. The stalled measure, backed by Speaker Kurfess and opposed by Ways and Means Chair Lampson, aims to raise about 1 billion dollars for two years.
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Columbus
Ohio House
GOP
Robert Netzley
Laura
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
Lampson
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Netzley
Laura Republican
Democrats
Senate
John Gilligan
U S Japan Reach Accord on Okinawa
Paris AP Secretary of State William P Rogers and Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi agreed to ceremonies on June 17 for signing the Okinawa agreement returning the Ryukus to Japan in 1972. The deal reportedly removes nuclear weapons from Okinawa and converts Naha airport to civilian use.
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William P. Rogers
Kiichi Aichi
Okinawa
Japan
Naha
United States
Voice of America
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Ryukyu Islands
United
Washington
Tokyo
McCloskey
Rogers
Aichi
United Nations
Quiet Warmth Continues With Mild Tonight Through Tomorrow
The forecast shows little temperature change with highs in the low 80s and nightly lows around the 50s. Yesterday reached 82 degrees, and this morning tipped 56 as the day began with a steady, mild pattern.
Chilean government rocked by assassination crisis
Edmundo Zujovic, former interior minister and ally of President Allende, was gunned down by three youths linked to an ultraleft group Organ ized Vanguard. Allende declared a state of emergency in Santiago with curfew and rights suspensions as police and troops conducted mass manhunt and roadblocks.
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Chile
Edmundo Perez Zujovic
Eduardo Frei
Christian Democratic
Salvador Allende
National Party
Culmi
Christian Democrats
Allende
Santiago
Zujovic
Rene Schneider
Population plunges as National Fink Day looms in Texas town
In Fink Texas AP reports the town has shrunk to three residents after two families left, jeopardizing National Fink Day set for June 24. The mayor Pat Albright notes the celebration risks being somber with only 12 people moving away tied to Perrin Air Force Base closure.
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Fink, Tex
Pat Albright
Perrin Air Force Base
Fink
Willard Albright
Albright
Laure
Ate of Fink
Oscar Fink
Denison
Pottsboro
Dick Barrett
Georgetown
Texas
Finke
Lake Texoma
Oklahoma
Fin
Pollution Shame Sparks Community Call to Action
Residents express outrage over escalating pollution levels in the river and shore areas. Local groups urge authorities to strengthen enforcement and invest in cleanup projects to protect health and ecosystems.
New York workers back on the job after strike settlement
Striking municipal employees return to work after city and union reach a four point deal to end a two day walkout. The pact keeps the pension plan tied to state action next year and revisits terms if the 1972 legislature does not approve. 7,000 DC 37 members and 318 Teamsters workers resume duties as investigations into possible sabotage at 25 bridges proceed.
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New York
American Federation of State
John V. Lindsay
US. Army Corps of Engineers
Tape Pirates Hit Recording Firms Say Losses Reach 150 Million
Washington AP reports industry spokesmen told Congress the unauthorized duplication of musical tapes costs about 150 million yearly. Pirates siphon more than a quarter of tape sales, undermining a 428 million industry. They urged passage of copyright protection extending to tapes and phonograph records.
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Pirates
Beatles
Bobby Dylan
Jefferson Airplane
Jack Grossman
National Association of Record Merchandizers
Stanley M. Gortikev
Recording Industry Association
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Ronald Rivera Calderon
Organized Vanguard
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Heloise
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