Ohio Senate approves air quality bill creates development authority
The Ohio Senate passed an emergency measure 32-0 creating an Ohio Air Quality Development Authority to fund air quality facilities via revenue bonds or appropriations. It broadens air pollution to include noise and mirrors the Water Development Authority. The bill returns to the House for amendments before governor's signature.
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Ohio Air Quality Development Authority
Ohio Water Development Authority
Negro college heads urge Nixon for broad civil rights changes
A group of presidents from 15 predominately black colleges met with President Nixon for two hours to present a six point plan to ease racial tension. They urged reaffirmation of federal protection for black lives, broader inclusion in policy making, a presidential conference with black students, gun control on campuses, higher funding for black education programs, and a black deputy attorney general to oversee civil liberties. Nixon gave no promises but said he would consider the proposals. The White House said the session aimed to hear leaders and discuss community relations and policy. The talks also touched on police actions at Jackson State and Kent State.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
State Attorney General
Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Spiro T. Agnew
John N. Mitchell
Nikson
Jackson State College
Mississippi
Kent State University
Ohio
Two Men Face Death in Cabinet Savings Robbery Murders
Cincinnati juries convict Watterson Johnson and John Leigh of first degree murder in the Delhi Township Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loan killings during a $275 robbery. Raymond Kassow seeks death after a two hour deliberation and sequestered overnight. Leigh reacts with a grim remark as verdicts are read.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Watterson Johnson
John Leigh
Raymond Kassow
Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loan Association
Delhi
Leigh
Ohio auditor finds no missing funds in state investments
State auditors report no missing money from Ohio funds as of Wednesday. Investigators say finder’s fees were paid by borrowers, not state funds, and finders acted as third parties without equal status.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jim Walter
Armand
Auditor’s Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
Treasury
Cloud
Robert Gardner
John D. Herbert
Crofters, Inc
Four Seasons Nursing Homeland
King Resources
Ohio Board of Deposits
Loss Runs High In Butler Thefts
Butler County police reported over 1100 dollars stolen in two break ins and a car looting in the last 24 hours. William Lewis said 717.95 in camera gear and binoculars were taken from his car at St. Clair fishing lake. Mrs. Roger Muncie reported 270 dollars in cash plus a wrist watch and birthstone ring missing from her Ada Drive home. Jack Stevens reported 134 dollars worth of guns stolen from his Cochran Road residence.
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Hamilton
Butler County
William Lewis
Cambridge Drive
St. Clair
Williamsdale
Roger Muncie
Ada Drive
Middletown
Jack Stevens
Cochran Road
Fire damages abandoned barn near Millville intersection
An undetermined origin fire caused minor damage to an abandoned barn at the U S 27 and Kirchling Road junction south of Millville around 12 30 a m. Butler County police reported. Millville firefighters extinguished the blaze. The barn is owned by Margaret Shaw of Millville.
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Hamilton
U.S. 27
Kirchling Road
Millville
Butler County
Margaret Shaw
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