White Panthers Weighed Kidnapping Political Leaders
Senate testimony reveals the White Panther Party considered kidnapping prominent leaders to trade for jailed members. Michigan State Police Sgt. Clifford Murray quoted plans involving officials such as Vice President Spiro Agnew, Sen. Robert Griffin, and Gov. William Milliken, linked to exchanges with Black Panthers.
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Clifford Murray
Marquette, Mich
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Internal Security Subcommittee
South America
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John Sinclair
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Robert Griffin
Gerald Ford
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Lawrence Plamondon
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William) Milliken
Forecast Calls For Cloudy Cooler Night And Day
Cloudy and cooler weather is expected for tonight and tomorrow with a low in the mid-20s and a high near 40. Yesterday’s high reached 53 and this morning’s low was 56.
Gilligan seeks $9.1 billion two year budget in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan presented a 9.1 billion two year budget in a joint session. He proposed taxes on corporate profits and income while offering 414.7 million a year in tax relief. The plan raises the two year budget to 2.2 billion more than the current 6.9 billion.
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James A. Rhodes
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Middletown opposition grows to Gilligan tax plan on education
Legislators and local businessmen doubt Gilligan’s graduated tax proposals. The plan would levy personal income tax up to eight percent, with rates rising through the brackets and corporations taxed at four or eight percent by income level. Revenues would fund education welfare mental hygiene and state worker pay, while eliminating factory machinery exemptions.
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Hovey
Gilligan proposes $862.5 million in new state spending
Gov John J Gilligan briefs on a budget plan calling for 862.5 million in annual new funds spread across elementary and secondary education 412.5 million higher education 34 million Medicaid and welfare 164.8 million mental hygiene and correction 30.4 million state employee pay and benefits 85.9 million and other programs 85.9 million plus an overestimate revenue adjustment 79.8 million The plan also includes 414.7 million in annual tax relief from property tax rollbacks excess credits intangible tax repeal corporate franchise tax relief and corporate property tax credits. A family of four earning 7500 with a 20000 home would see property tax cuts four mills but a 63 cent weekly increase in federal tax deduction after the rollback. Gilligan says the package could keep Ohio from becoming a high tax state and would place it 30th in tax levels.
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John J. Gilligan
Gilligan Administration
Gilligan
Ohio
Food Stamp Program in Butler County Grows Rapidly
The Butler County Food Stamp program has tripled since April 1968, with liberalized eligibility and higher stamp allocations. In January 1971 the county served 2,215 households representing 7,886 people, while 179 certified households affected 630 people did not buy stamps. Rolls rose during the October automotive strike, and some households qualify for twice monthly purchases. Information and outreach are widespread through public offices and community groups. Tomorrow benefits to the stamp program work two ways.
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Butler County
Willard Childs
Ohio
Childs
Food
Middletown
Miami University
Middletown City Building Annex
Community Action Commission
Belmont Center
Hamilton
Fairfield Township
Aleta Custer
Nitrite preservative linked to cancer warned by expert
Washington AP reports Dr William Lisinsky of the University of Nebraska calls for cutting permissible nitrite in cured meats stating nitrite's cosmetic use may pose cancer risk. He cites nitrosamines formed with amines and notes FDA disputes based on rat studies. The House subcommittee reviews nitrite limits.
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Washington
William Lisinsky
Eppley Research Institute
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Food and Drug Administration
Lisinsky
House Inter-Governmental Relations
Nebraska Center
Harvard
Samuel 8. Epstein Lijinsky
Nebraska
FDA
Leo Friedman
House
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