Rhodes Budget Set for House Floor Vote in Ohio
The Rhodes administration seeks floor approval for a flexible budget in the Ohio House. A $4.4 billion version will pass for a later $5.8 billion total via supplemental bills. The Finance Committee cut $1.4 billion in education but will restore it later. Funds realigned to raise state employee pay and add 150 highway patrol positions. Janis pushes higher raises for prison guards and hospital attendants. House sessions resume after a weekend recess with elections affecting scheduling.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rhodes
House
House Finance Committee
Highway Patrol
Martin A. Janis
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Valuable Teapot Recovered After Weekend Theft
A $1,000 silver teapot stolen from a Sc'd Street home over the weekend was found undamaged in a neighbor's yard yesterday after noon. Mrs. Frank Buchanan and Mrs. Paul Sibert spotted it under an eaves spout near the Buchanan home, suggesting it was set down gently. The theft had been reported by Mrs. Clifford Crawford of 591 Euclid St who said an intruder entered through a small window.
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Frank Buchanan
Sherman Ave
Paul Sibert
Kiwanis Club To See Cancer Film
An American Cancer Society film will be shown at the Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday noon at the Manchester Motor Inn. A Middletown physician will be present for a question and answer period. Norman G. Kerr will chair the program.
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American Cancer Society
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown
Norman G. Kerr
Cleveland Smut Raid Nets Three Suspects
Three men faced court after Cleveland police raids led by Chief Prosecutor Clarence D. Rogers. John DeFelice and William A. Holmes, both bookstore owners, were charged with possession of obscene materials, while Robert Mullen faced a charge for an obscene film. Police seized books magazines and movies from stores and locked up firms on the East Side for later removal.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Clarence D. Rogers
Rogers
John DeFelice
All Adult
William A. Holmes
Near West Side
Rogers For
Broadvue
Robert Mullen
Lakewood
DeFelice
Holmes
Mullen
Soverign News Co
World Wide News Co
Gun Discharges Wounding Man At Wildwood Club
Police report a maintenance employee at Wildwood Country Club reported a theft of a power mower worth 200 dollars. A gun dropped and discharged wounding Lloyd Patrick at his left foot. he was treated and released. Also reported missing were two magnesium wheels and tires from Patrick Miller’s car parked at Sinclair Station, value 150 dollars.
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Leon Deck
Baltimore St
Wildwood Country Club
Lloyd Patrick
Brentwood St
Middletown Hospital
Patrick
Patrick L. Miller
S. Sutphin St
Sinclair Station
No Move Against Fortas Seen in Congress
Congress shows little appetite for action over Justice Abe Fortas and a fee from Louis Wolfson’s family foundation. Senate and House leaders say impeachment unlikely, citing jurisdiction and lack of illegal conduct, while Fortas says he returned the money and abstained on related court deliberations.
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Washington
Congress
Abe Fortas
Louis E. Wolfson
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fortas
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
House
Senate
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Life Magazine
Wolfson
Family Foundation
Lite
Hae
Justice Fortas
Elka Gerbert
High Court
American University Law School
Jonson
Safeguard ABM costs rise to eight billion dollars
The Safeguard missile defense system will cost an additional 1.2 billion to reach nearly 8 billion for initial limited deployment. Defense officials note warhead costs are not included. Harvard professor Abram Chayes calls the program an enigma and questions the first strike logic in the U S nuclear balance.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
David R.packard
North Dakota
Montana
Pentagon
Atomic Energy Commission
Harvard Law
Abram Chayes
Edward M. Kennedy
Safeguard
Chayes
State Department
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
Quit Smoking Follow-Up Session At YMCA
A follow-up quit smoking meeting for five day plan participants will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the YMCA. Dr H C Menge and Pastor Frank W Gifford will lead, assisted by Jane Stein a Kettering Memorial Hospital dietitian. An area ex smokers club will be discussed to sustain the effort. The session welcomes other interested individuals.
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YMCA
H. C. Menge
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Gifford
Middletown Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Jane Stein
Carmichael Remembers Dad’s Troubled Stomach
The line hints at a reflection on family health, recalling a father’s stomach issues and a mother’s cooking as remembered by Carmichael.
Steelhauler Reinstated After 1967 Strike
William Kusley of Gary Indiana was reinstated by the Chicago National Labor Relations Board with full seniority back pay and six percent interest. Fired for union activities during the 1967 steelhaulers strike, Kusley had interceded for coworkers and appeared in Middletown during the strike.
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William Kusley
Gary
Ind
Yellow Transit
Steelhaulers
Chicago National Labor Relations Board
Kusley
Washington
Middletown
Equipment Stolen From Franklin School Buses
Franklin police report theft of firefighting and first aid gear from six school buses parked behind the old Franklin High School. Overpeck, supervisor for the Franklin Board of Education, disclosed two fire extinguishers three first aid boxes plus flares were taken from five buses. No value set yet.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
D. D. Overpeck
Franklin Board of Education
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