Lottery Push Returns in Ohio Senate for November Ballot
In Columbus the Ohio Senate reopened the lottery battle as Sen. Ronald Mottl and nine co-sponsors reintroduce a measure to put a state lottery on the November ballot. Mottl predicts a 2 to 1 statewide vote and notes potential passage in Michigan influence.
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio Senate
General Assembly
Ronald Mottl
D-24
Parma
Motts
Capitol debates revival of proposed constitutional amendment
At the Capitol discussions moved beyond boundary lines as lawmakers considered reviving another proposed constitutional amendment. The Ohio Supreme Court had ordered this package amendment off the primary ballot, ruling it failed to allow voters to approve changes to Ohio’s basic document separately. The umbrella proposal included expense accounts for legislators and a joint partisan slate for governor and lieutenant governor.
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State Supreme Court
High Court
Ohio
103 year old man becomes father in Kuala Lumpur
A 103 year old man and his 19 year old bride welcomed a baby boy weighing eight pounds. Local newspapers in Kuala Lumpur reported the surprising birth.
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Kuala Lumpur
Admiral Killed As U S Mines Haiphong Ports
The U S led a large task force to mine Haiphong and other North Vietnamese ports and bomb railways and highways in North Vietnam. One North Vietnamese MIG was shot down, the seventh in four days. Rear Adm Robinson was killed when his helicopter crashed. two aides were missing. More ships join the operation as Nixon warned ships to leave ports within daylight periods. Field reports described fighting in the central highlands near Kontum City.
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North Vietnam
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Rembrandt C. Robinson
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Robinson
Stratoga
Atlantic Fleet
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Thailand
South Vietnam
North Vietnamese
Kontum City
Gold Price Surges Across Europe Amid Vietnam War Escalation
In London and major European markets free gold hit record highs as President Nixon escalates the Vietnam War. Gold fixed in London at 54 dollars per ounce, with Zurich and Frankfurt quoting records around 53.5 to 54 dollars. The dollar weakened, stock markets stayed unsettled, and official gold backing remained at 38 dollars.
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Paris
Frankfurt
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North Vietnam
Washington
Revamp TB Program Could Save County Up To $200000
Hamilton Butler County commissioners heard a Tuberculosis Advisory Committee plan to cut costs by terminating Hughes Hospital contract and using a 38 bed unit at 170 a day while keeping 2 to 3 beds at 45 a day. New rent would rise to 1150 a month during clinic relocation. A clinic consultant and TB administrator potential salary 12000 to 15000 yearly. Possible Gonzaga Hall clinic near Mercy Hospital for public TB treatment.
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Hamilton
Butler County
James Carr
Albert van Sickle
Hamilton City
Tuberculosis Advisory Committee
Tuberculosis Board of Directors
Hughes Hospital
Hughes
TB Board
Gonzaga Hall
Mercy Hospital
Census survey seeks info on second jobs and education
Elizabeth Henderson will canvass residents during the week of May 15 asking if they have a second job or participate in adult education or vocational training. Data will measure national economic conditions and maintain strict confidentiality. March employment reached a high since June 1967 with a slightly higher unemployment rate than February.
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Elizabeth Henderson
Central Ave
Bureau of the Census
United States
Draft Call Ordered for 9000 Men in June
Washington AP The Selective Service System announced it would order about 9,000 registrants with lottery numbers 1 through 35 to report to the Army in June. The measure aims to complete a March call for 15,000 men over April May and June, with only numbers 1 through 15 drafted to date.
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Washington
Selective Service System
Army
Tokyo to host mayors meeting on urban ban problems
Tokyo Governor Ryo kichi Minobe announced that the mayors of New York Moscow Paris London and Tokyo will gather in Tokyo from November 28 to 30 to discuss urban ban problems among other topics.
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Moscow
Paris
London
Ryokichi Minobe
U.S. Aerial Campaign Intensifies Over North Vietnam
U S command spokesmen report air strikes in North Vietnam nearly doubling to about 200 daily over the past week. American aircraft rejoined Hanoi area operations after three weeks, with Hai Phong mined in the Canal Maritime and other ports listed as Hon Gai Cam Pha Quang Bhe and Dong Hoi. The command did not disclose mine type.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
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Hon Gai
Cam Pha
Quang Bhe
Dong Hoi
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Behavioral Studies leader to address Parents Without Partners
Dr. John W. Schweikert head of the Center for Behavioral Studies in Cincinnati will speak at today's Parents Without Partners meeting at 8 p.m. on the campus branch of First National Bank. Topic is How When and Why to Give Yourself Away.
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John W. Schweikert
Center For Behavioral Studies
Cincinnati
Parents Without Partners
First National Bank
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