Rhodes faulted as ill fated Ohio constitutional amendments debate
Gov. James A. Rhodes drew praise for his drafters of four ill fated amendments but lawmakers mocked the claim that lawyers shaped the proposals. Lawmakers cited time pressure and failed ballot deadlines as key reasons the proposals and $3.85 billion in bonds did not advance. Senate leaders noted delays and divisions while Rep. Arthur Wilkowski pushed a costly Ohio Rapid Transit plan and Amtrak cooperation, highlighting state transport aims amid fiscal limits.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
General Assembly
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Ocasek
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Gene Slagle
Galion
Maloney
Columbus
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Wilkowski
Ohio Rapid Transit Authority
Amtrak
Asbestos Dust Reaches Fatal Levels in Thetford Mines
A study of 1200 Canadian asbestos workers finds 75 percent with lung damage after 40 years in plants with dust 10 times US limits. Dust levels reach 30 to 50 fibres per cubic centimeter in three Thetford Mines plants. The report warns of widespread disease risk and potential cross border effects.
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Toronto
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York
Thetford Mines
Iue
Con
Federation of National Trade Unions
Irving Selikoff
Mount Sinai
Confederation
Kamel Wasseff
Canada
U.S
Britain
Paul Formby
US Environmental Protection Agency
Teletford Mines- Asbestos Corp. Ltd
Carey Canadian Mines Ltd
Lake Asbestos
Quebec
Kroger Sentenced in Abduction Case Near Cincinnati
Clifford J Kroger was sentenced to 5 to 15 years for second degree kidnapping of Allison Mechem, daughter of Taft Broadcasting Co. board chairman Charles S Mechem Jr. The judge ordered mental illness treatment at a state hospital before serving the term. The girl was found unharmed the day after her Sept 23, 1974 abduction. Kroger, a father of six, was arrested in Winter Park, Florida.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Clifford J Kroger
Kroger
Hamilton County
Allison Mechem
Taft Broadesting Co. Board
Charles S. Mechem Jr
Winter Park
Fla
Local airmen noted for new assignments and awards
Airman Mark S. Sutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sutter, now serves at Rickenbacker AFB with the Tactical Air Command after security police training at Lackland AFB. Maj. Kenneth R. Reiff, son of Mrs. Frederick Woolums, earned a second Meritorious Service Medal at U Tapao Airfield and leads the 1985th Communications Squadron in Thailand. Sgt. Jim B. Crisp, son of Black Crisp, assigned to Davis-Monthan AFB as intelligence specialist. Reserve airman Norman R. Hembree, son of Ward R. Hembree, stationed at Rickenbacker AFB as aircraft accessories repairman.
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Mark S. Sutter
Charles W. Sutter
Sherman Ave
Rickenbacker Afb
Columbus
Tactical Air Command
Air Force Security Police
Lackland Afb
Tex
Middletown High School
Air Force
Kenneth R. Reiff
Frederick Woolums
Jacksonburg Road
Trenton
Wright- Patterson Afb
Dayton
U Tapao Airfield
Thailand
Wayne Township High School
Capitol University
Auburn University
Jim B. Crisp
Black Crisp
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
Lebanon High School
Ward R. Hembree
Howe Road
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