Senate halts draft as Congress rushes two year extension
Congress races to renew the 1940 draft law amid a Mansfield push for a Vietnam pullout amendment. Senate and House conferees warn a midnight lapse is possible as President Nixon may not authorize student deferment calls. Florida and other states pause inductions while nationwide preinduction steps halt until renewal.
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Senate Republicans press tax bill clash in Ohio's capital
In Columbus, Ohio, Senate Republicans push to take control of the tax bill process from House leaders. Sen. Michael Maloney and Rep. Robert Netziey say a second interim budget may be needed as House figures deadlock on the $297 million July budget and the larger $6.2 billion two year plan. House Minority Leader Lancione vows to oppose further interim budgets while Gov. Gilligan signs the quick temporary measure.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Gather in Cincinnati Stadium
More than 40 000 Jehovah's Witnesses expected at the open ing of The Divine Name District convention at Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium. Local ministers from five Cincinnati congregations set up housing and a cafeteria to feed delegates. 10000 artificial flowers line the field and a pool for immersion baptisms. The event among 44 planned in the U S and Canada will include Bible discussions and home study visits, with no collections.
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Ohio Senate backs 18-year-old voting amendment
The Ohio Senate approved 30 to 2 a proposed US constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 amid indications the House may act today. Illinois became the 35th state to ratify, with Ohio's voters already set to decide in November. The measure faces a Senate House conference on whether ratification would automatically repeal the Ohio measure.
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Courtroom update on Armco union meeting disruption
A long Armco Steel union meeting dispute resumed in a sultry court yesterday with nine hours of testimony. Judge Lamb will rule later after witnesses and defense argued whether union rules allowed removal of members and whether actions were assault. Three motorists were convicted of DWI and fined with brief jail and license suspensions.
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Hamilton
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Not Free American Faces Jail for Court Contempt
A 23 year old self styled free American was brought back to the municipal court of Judge J T Lamb to be remanded Friday for contempt after refusing to be photographed or finger printed. He gave no name or address and was found walking on Vannest Avenue at 3 20 a m. Police say he again asserted he is a free American.
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Virginia pharmacists urge stamps for unsigned prescriptions
Richmond AP reports Virginia pharmacists at their annual convention endorsed a resolution urging physicians to sign prescriptions and use rubber ink stamps when signatures are missing, aiming to ensure legal validity.
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