Bodies of two American diplomats returned for burial
The corpses of Ambassador Cleo Noel Jr. and Deputy G. Curtis Moore were flown home to Andrews Air Force Base amid a ceremony. Their burials are planned at Arlington National Cemetery. Secretary Rogers expressed support for the death penalty for the attackers, while deferring on Sudanese punishments.
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Washington
Khartoum
Sudan
United States
Cleo A. Noel Jr
G. Curtis Moore
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
William P. Rogers
Abd al- Rahman Abdulla
Noel
Moore
Arlington National Cemetery
Rogers
Cleo Noel
Curtis Moore
Arlington Cemetery
Ohio farmers qualify for $30 million weather disaster loans
Ohio announces a $30 million emergency loan program for disaster stricken growers. Loans up to seven percent interest for up to three years are first come, first served and require justification of need due to recent weather. Banks and Rural Rehabilitation Fund back the plan while officials consider expansion if demand rises.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Committee
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Gene R. Abercrombie
Bankers’ Association
Unemployed workers sue OBES over access to building
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Director William Garnes says the Unemployment Workers Organization Committee has good aims but cannot disrupt bureau buildings. The group, about unemployed workers and their families, seeks 39 weeks of benefits and access to collect signatures inside OBES in Columbus. Garnes cites statewide bans on similar actions in employment bureaus.
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Unemployment Workers Organization Committee
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
OBES
Garnes
OBE
Bhutto to Visit United States for Talks With Nixon
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto plans a Washington trip for talks with President Richard Nixon. Punjab Governor Mustafa Khar left on Monday to arrange details and dates for the visit, according to a government spokesman.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
United States
Nixon
Mustafa Khar
Punjab
Bhutto
Washington
Equal Rights Vote Delayed By House Committee Hearing
The House State Government Committee hears final testimony tonight on the federal Equal Rights Amendment but will not vote for at least a week. Chairman Michael Del Bane says there are enough votes to move the measure to the House Rules Committee, though final passage remains doubtful after last year’s Senate setback. Twenty-two new bills were introduced as the session opens, including public defender participation in rate cases and higher city police salaries.
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Ohio
House _ State Government Committee
Michael del Bane
Hubbard
del Bane
House Rules Committee
Senate
House
Public Utilities Commission
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Stan Baxter
Carpet Depot
Charles Street
William Garnes
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Equal Rights Vote
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