Tax credit bill aids working couples and service members
The Ohio House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax credit bill 10 to 3 despite a $24 million annual cost cited by the administration. The measure grants a 10 percent state income tax credit for working couples filing joint state returns and exempts military personnel stationed outside Ohio for eight months or more.
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Greek junta blocks two admirals in failed coup plot
Athens reports the Greek army junta arrested two retired admirals from three navy ships before a Wednesday coup could be carried out. One admiral, Constantine Engofopoulos, had been navy chief of staff under the 1967 seizure. The government praised Gen. Odysseas Anghelis for quickly taking control, calling the plot an operetta.
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Sullivan Thieu discuss stronger cease fire in Saigon talks
US envoy William H. Sullivan met President Thieu for an hour in Saigon to push a draft plan for a tougher cease fire. Sullivan then conferred with Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam as Kissinger and Thao discussed a Paris proposal and progress toward a final agreement. Meanwhile Watergate hearings continued with McCord's former lawyer Alch disputing his client’s motives and asserting the President was targeted.
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Congressman Mills Found Dead in Maryland Barn
U S Rep William O Mills 48 was found shot to death at his Mulberry Hill Farm Talbot County near Washington Aides say it appears a death by own action The case follows a report of a 25000 contribution from secret Nixon campaign funds not reported to the Maryland Board of Election Mills had been elected in 1971 replacing Rogers Morton and had stated he did nothing wrong.
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Skylab salvage mission readies for Friday launch at Cape
The Skylab salvage ship is packed with sunshades and tools for the Apollo flight to rendezvous above Earth. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz aim to deploy an umbrella like shade to cool the lab, with a 9 a.m. EDT Friday Saturn 1B liftoff and a 28 day mission possible if power and cooling issues are resolved.
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Mid town weather update and rain chances
Partly cloudy with overnight low in the mid 50s and a chance of Friday showers. High yesterday reached 78 with a 60 degree low. Report notes 85 inch rainfall and directs readers to weather details on page 24.
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Nixon hosts largest White House POW homecoming dinner
President Nixon and family plan a grand homecoming for 682 POWs and 532 guests with a 1214-seat dinner on the White House south lawn under a large tent. Nixon prepares speeches at Camp David while Agnew and Kissinger join POW families in Washington. Defense footing the dinner. civilian donors supply decorations and wine.
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