Don't Close the Door Plea as Freedom Flights Face Cuts
Cuban exiles in Miami protest Senate funding cuts for Freedom Flights meant to move refugees from Cuba to the United States. Maria Gonzalez fled with her unborn child, fearing life under Castro, while exiles urge Congress to delay ending the program. Some Cuban leaders view the flights as undermining Castro, while doctors warn of costs and delays on the waiting lists.
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Sne
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
United States
America
Appropriations Committee
Miami International
Mora
Diego Medina
Alpha 66
Castro
Medina
Ohio Auto Club Opposes Transit Taxes. Supports Regional Authority
Dayton Ohio AP members of the Ohio State Automobile Association finished their annual session reaffirming opposition to using state and federal motor vehicle taxes for mass transit or non highway purposes. They urged costs be paid from the general fund and approved regional mass transit authorities where surveys show need.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
General Fund
White House Receives Orangutan Painted Picture
A painting by Djakarta Jim, an orangutan from Gage Park Zoo in Topeka, has been presented to the White House in Washington. Gary K. Clarke, acting on Jim's behalf, delivered The 4th of July. A White House spokesman said no decision has been made on the painting’s fate.
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Topeka, Kan
Djakarta Jim
D. James Orang
White House
Nader attacks White House onFTC ad rules
Ralph Nader says the Nixon administration aims to weaken federal advertising rules requiring claims to be backed by evidence. He cites Herbert Klein calling the directive an attack on press freedom and urges government-backed enforcement alongside self regulation. Virginia Knauer criticizes ads with misleading car pitches and supports limited self regulation unless ineffective.
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Washington
Ralph
Nader
White House
Federal Trade Commission
House Select Small Business Committee
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
FTC
Klein
National Advertising Advisory Committee
Knauer
NAAV
Union Plans Suit Over State Highway Safety Firings
State Civil Service association says it will file suit in Common Pleas Court Monday over the firing of 57 employees at the State Department of Highway Safety. It accuses Director Eugene P. O Grady and aide Thomas Kovach of subterfuge of Ohio civil service laws, noting 30 had civil service status. The association says jobs were abolished and staff released, then new workers hired under different titles to do the same work. most released were Republicans with Democrats now controlling state administration.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Common Pleas Court
State Department of Highway Safety
Eugene P. O'Grady
Thomas Kovach
Ohio
Butler County Divorces Filed and Granted in Court
Wanda Miller filed for divorce from Kenneth Miller citing neglect and cruelty. Janet Hill filed against Deason Hill for neglect and cruelty. Wilma Housh sought divorce from Michael Housh for neglect and cruelty. Beverly Poff obtained a divorce from Kenneth Poff for neglect. Leva Katharine Simon divorced Harold Eugene Simon for neglect. All decrees issued by Judge David Black unless noted.
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Baltimore St
Deason Hill
Wilma Housh
Woodlawn Ave
Michael Housh
S. Main St
Beverly Poff
Garver Rd
Kenneth Poff
Leva Katharine Simon
Brelsford Ave
Trenton
Harold Eugene Simon
Battle Creek
Mich
David Black
Carlisle youth gets 10 day sentence for revoked license
FRANKLIN A 19 year old Carlisle youth with a revoked license was sentenced to 10 days in jail by Municipal Judge John B. Tracy for driving after revocation. Paul Douglas Benge of 510 Clay St. also fined 50 dollars and costs and had license suspended one year. Garmon Lee Lewis of Miamisburg fined 100 dollars and costs and 20 days in jail, 10 days suspended, on resisting arrest. Eugene Prater of 9602 N. Dixie Drive fined 25 dollars and seated on operating an unsafe vehicle, plus seven days in jail on driving without license. Fifty five speeders paid 1,402 dollars in fines yesterday. Other traffic cases included: Jesse L. McCarley 22 of Dayton fined 50 dollars and costs with 25 suspended for failure to transfer registration. Ronnie Lee Paul 21 of Shaker Road fined 50 dollars and costs with 25 suspended for fictitious license. Richard S. Shockley 41 of Franklin-Lebanon Road fined 25 dollars and costs for an assured clear distance charge. Gary A. Holt 20 of River Street fined 25 dollars and costs for improper lane usage. Roger William Campbell 22 of Hughes Street Middletown fined 10 dollars and costs with 10 suspended for hitchhiking.
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Franklin
Carlisle
John B. Tracy
Paul Douglas Benge
Clay St
Garmon Lee Lewis
Miamisburg
Costa
Eugene Prater
N. Dixie Drive
Jesse L. McCarley
Dayton
Ronnie Lee Paul
Shaker Road
Richard S. Shockley
Franklin - Lebanon Road
Iwas
Gary A. Holt
S. River St
Roger William Campbell
Hughes St
Middletown
Engineers Pass State Examination
Ten area residents qualified for professional engineers or surveyors registrations per the Ohio State Board of Registration. Named passers include Arnold G. Anschutz Jr Torrance c Dalrymple William D Hamilton Harold E McCune Kenneth W Smith Martin D Densmore and others from West Chester Trenton Oxford Hamilton.
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Ohio State Board of Registration For Professional Engineers and Surveyors
Anold G. Anschutz, Jr
Todhunter Road
Torrance
C. Dalrymple
Park Lane
William D. Hamilton
Kensington St
Harold E. McCune
Ross St
Kenneth W. Smith
Barbara Court
Martin D. Densmore
Ipoplin Place
Trenton
Robert M. Bednar
Terry L. Oller
Harold P. Ieck Jr
West Chester
John P. Cogan
Oxford
William C. Prows
Cot Run Road
Hamilton
No Coyoles Kor Call Girls at Peitou Resort
In Taipei AP reports police ban call girls at Formosa s hot springs resort Peitou from riding motorcycles to appointments citing that their eye catching scanty clothes are a distraction to motorists. Authorities said the measure aims to reduce traffic hazards and improve public order.
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Taipei
Formosa
Peitou
Priests favor ending vow of chastity in Germany survey
In Munich AP reports that more than a quarter of West Germany's 26,500 Roman Catholic priests favor ending the vow of chastity, according to a survey by a bishops conference.
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Munich
West Germany
Seniors to Hear Moog A Middle Woman Program
Seniors Citizens Inc hosts a science of musical sound presentation by Gene Justice, detailing reuse from cavemen to modern times. He will demonstrate primitive stones to the Moog Synthesizer. The event follows a busy week of meals, circles, crafts, and social activities.
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Senior Citizens Inc
Gene Justice Wil
Gene Justice
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