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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1970

Page

10

Lake Drilling Bill Weakened In Ohio Legislature

In Columbus the House moved toward a weaker version of a bill blocking Lake Erie oil and gas drilling until 1972, after Senate and House actions on several unrelated measures. Ohio nursing home licensing proposals seek federal standards and funding, while other bills address campaign contribution itemization, prisoner fine credits, school bus routing rules, and liability insurer disputes. Gov Rhodes signed laws on planning commissions and chartered schools, and allowing medical cost bills as evidence.

Columbus House Lake Erie Senate Senate Education and Health Committee Oliver Ocasek Akron Ohio Ford Robert Shaw R-16 Ronald M. Mottl D- 24 Parma Motts James A. Rhodes Planning Commission David Holcomb R-G Dayton

O'Brien Invited Again to Lead Democrats in Bid

Washington AP Ailing party split members circle back to Lawrence F. O'Brien after he previously declined. Jacob Avery and the Democratic executive committee urged him to accept, hoping a 24 hour decision will yield consensus rival Matt Welsh is backed by Humphrey as second choice. The national committee will elect a new chair Thursday as Sen Harris resigns. Teletherapy is noted at article end.

Washington Lawrence F. O’brien Jacob M. Avery Chicago Democratic Executive Committee O’brien Avery Executive Committee Arvey O'Brien Hubert H. Humphrey Indiana Matthew E. Welsh Welsh Fred R. Harris Oklahoma Democratic National Committee

Taxpayer to Pay Tax Bill With Pennies in Trash Can

Harold Ballew a Royal Oak service station operator plans to pay a 734.89 dollar tax bill with a trash can full of pennies after an IRS agent allegedly treated him with contempt. He collected over 1 400 rolls of pennies with two helpers and spent four hours unrolling them. He had paid part of the bill but was pressed to settle the rest with interest and penalties. He waited for IRS response and warned of using penny rolls to settle the debt if needed.

Royal Oak Mich U.S Harold Ballew Internal Revenue Service IRS Ballew General Motors Corp

Supreme Court Sets 23 as Draft Registration Cutoff

The Supreme Court rules 5 to 4 that failure to register for the draft by age 23 is prosecutable only within five years after an 18th birthday, reversing a Toussie conviction. Justice Black says the offense is not continuing, while dissents argue the offense lasts until 26. Other actions include Maddox bid denial and Carswell nomination appeal.

Washington Supreme Court Hugo L. Black Robert I. Toussie Brooklyn Toussie Warren E. Burger Byron R. White John M. Harlan White

Supreme Court Rules Checkoff Demands Unlawful

The Supreme Court ruled 4 to 2 that the NLRB may not compel a company to accept a union dues checkoff. The decision by Justice Black states the board can bargain but cannot force a substantive provision in a collective bargaining agreement. The Porter Company case from Danville Virginia involved the United Steel Workers and dates back to 1961.

Washington Supreme Court National Labor Relations Board NLRB Hugo L. Black John M. Harlan William C. Douglas Potter Stewart Byron White Thurgood Marshall H.K. Porter Company Danville United Steel Workers Union Black

Inflation Talks and Savings Promise Wave

Fragmented text references inflation and saving strategies, mentioning a "high profit" approach and a 5 percent per year claim. The readable portions suggest a promotional angle aimed at stretching shrinking dollars by saving money. Strong entities are scarce. no clear dates or organizations are legible.

How Ohio's Solons Voted

Washington AP Senator Stephen M. Young Democrat Ohio voted with the majority as the Senate adopted 42 to 32 an amendment to strike a provision in the health welfare money bill permitting so called freedom of choice school plans. Senator William B. Saxbe Republican Ohio did not vote as he was on a trip to India.

Washington Stephen M. Young Ohio Senate William B. Saxbe India

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