Ohio lawmakers hear proposed tax reform package
Two Ohio labor officials unveiled a plan for a seven percent corporate income tax pegged to net income plus reforms to eliminate the personal income tax, with estimated net revenue gains of 505 million annually. Other items include removing sales tax exemptions for production machinery, a five percent severance tax, equal tax rates for insurers and banks, and elderly real estate tax relief funded by broader commercial vehicle taxes.
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Unemployment rises to 5.6 percent in October
Washington AP reports the jobless rate edged up to 5.6 percent as a GM strike boosted unemployment. The figure shows little net change overall, with 4.3 million unemployed and a payroll dip of 500,000, while total employment rose by 660,000. Political fallout centers on timing and responsibility.
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Cambodia Chief of State claims Nixon aid promise in war effort
Phnom Penh leader Cheng Heng said Nixon personally pledged a larger military and economic aid package for Cambodia to fight North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces, though final amounts are still under discussion. He described no direct talks with Hanoi and rejected a coalition government as peace terms. Cambodia would consider a cease fire if North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops withdrew immediately.
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Four Still Missing In Ocean Sinking Off North Carolina
Coast Guard spokesman said survival chances for the remaining four missing from the Bahamian motor vessel Caribbean Mist were slim due to cold air and strong wind. Nine survivors on rafts or debris and five others in life jackets were rescued by the Eastward research ship and the Coast Guard cutter Chilula after the ship sank in heavy seas off the North Carolina coast. The Caribbean Mist departed Guayana on October 27 and was due in Baltimore when the distress occurred. captain Manuel Rey is among the missing.
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Gave to Governor Executive Stock on Green Stamps
Cincinnati aviation exec Robert E. Gerwin 27 and bookkeeper Shirley J. McCord 35 face Hamilton County Municipal Court on Monday for possession of stolen S H Green Stamps. Police seized 169000 stamps valued at $18000 from Cincinnati Aircraft Inc after they were linked to a June 27 eight million stamp theft. Gov James A Rhodes received two stamp books after refueling his state plane, which were handed to security and found stolen.
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Jack Phillips
Monfort Heights
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Donald Clancy
Rhodes
Ohio Highway Patrol
Slight November Warmth Lingers Over Southwest Ohio
A mild spell continues in southwest Ohio with upper 50s to around 60 through the weekend as clear skies prevail. Tonight will see temperatures drop into the 30s after a high near 60 this afternoon, then a return to the 60s tomorrow. Monday’s outlook calls for milder weather with showers.
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City offers 35 street sweeper jobs in San Francisco
A long line of men waited two nights on a hardwood floor at Kezar Pavilion to apply for 35 civil service street sweeper positions paying 8200 a year. Some 90 men submitted applications as the city opened its first permanent street cleaner list in 15 years, awarded first come, first served to those with two years laborer or cleaner experience able to lift 140 pounds.
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Pollution fighter in clear in Senate hearing start
Washington AP William D Ruckelshaus nominee to head the Environmental Protection Agency heads for a likely Senate confirmation hearing later this month. He already has Senate approval for his current post as assistant attorney general and conservation groups say they like what they hear about him. He authored Indiana 1963 air pollution act and is viewed as a vigorous pollution prosecutor as the new agency would unify water air solid waste pesticide and environmental radiation duties.
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Louis Clapper
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Mazzoli Leads Cowger by 211 Votes in Kentucky Race
In Kentucky 3rd District, Democratic challenger Romano Mazzoli holds an unofficial 211 vote lead over incumbent Republican William Cowger as both sides request a recanvass. Final absentee tally shows Mazzoli 30,102, Cowger 29,891, and Republican uncertainty remains amid nationwide recounts.
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Mazzoli
Recanvass
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