Ohio air standards face pushback at Columbus hearing
Ohio Air Pollution Control Board heard industry opposition to extending air quality standards statewide and adding pollutants. Ohio Power and Ford officials called the plan stringent and unrealistic, while supporters urged stricter targets and better enforcement. witnesses cited environmental and health concerns and proposed earlier deadlines.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Air Pollution Control Board
George R. Huber
Ohio Power Co
Robert A. Weisner
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Mich
Frank C. Manna
U.S. Steel Corp
Cleveland
United States
Owen Davies
Lakewood
Ohio Audubon Council
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Association
Cincinnati
Dayton
Steubenvilles
Ironton
Senate sustains Nixon veto on campaign broadcast curbs
The Senate upholds President Nixon’s veto of a campaign broadcast spending curb by a 58-34 margin, short of the two-thirds needed to override. The action leaves Congress with a pledge of a broader reform package next year and signals ongoing talks with Senate leaders on administration supported reforms.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Chamber
Congress
Hugh Scott
Scott
Edward M. Kennedy
Diabetic Survey In April In Butler County
A diabetic survey will be held in Butler County next April sponsored by the Butler County Medical Society with participation from the Ohio Department of Health. Locations in population centers will be chosen and trained technicians will collect blood samples at Health Department laboratories supervised by public health nurses and volunteers. The plan targets individuals over 35, overweight adults, and may involve relatives of diabetics and expectant mothers.
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Butler County
Ohio Department of Health
Butler County Medical Society
Ohio
Department of Health
Health Department
Kennedy
Blood Kennedy
Shaw Judge Unbenched For Party Controversy
New Orleans, AP A Louisiana Supreme Court ruling by 6-1 removed Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr from the Criminal District Court bench. The ouster followed his Dec 17, 1969 arrest at a motel stag party after his court held Clay Shaw not guilty of conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy.
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New Orleans
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
Clay Shaw
Louisiana Supreme Court
Haggerty
Criminal District Court
Joe B. Hammett
State Judiciary Commission
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court upholds guilty pleas in murder case
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision preserves a guilty plea by Henry C. Alford of Winston-Salem North Carolina for second degree murder in 1963, rejecting the claim of innocence to avoid a possible death sentence. The ruling, signaling potential Nixon era criminal law stance, affirms plea bargaining as a valid path to reducing trials despite duress concerns raised by three liberal justices.
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Warren Court
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Warren E. Burger
Winston-Salem
N.C
Henry C. Alford
Alford
Supreme Court
North Carolina
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richmond
Brennan
Douglas
Marshall
Byron R. White
Doves Blast Invasion Raid in Senate Debate
Sen. J. W. Fulbright joined by Edward M. Kennedy and George S. McGovern blasted weekend American commando raids near Hanoi and bombing runs over North Vietnam. They called the actions a major escalation that will entail intensified conflict, signaling a sharp shift in Nixon war policy amid the bitter Senate clash.
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Hanoi
North Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright
Edward M. Kennedy
George S. McGovern
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Kennedy
Senate
Dole
U.S
Massachusetts
Fulbright
Den Mothers Train At Springboro Branch Bank
Over 20 den mothers from the Wischixin District completed the final session of a den mothers training program at the Springboro Branch of Franklin National Bank. The three session program covered program planning den operation and pack meetings led by Mrs. Nona Muldowney with Mrs. Eileen Wallace assisting.
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Wischixin
Springboro
Franklin National Bank
Nona Muldowney
Eileen Wallace
New Park Planned Along Canal Street In Providence
New park project along Canal Street in Providence Rhode Island aims to create a national memorial honoring Roger Williams founder of the city. Officials struggle to locate the spring Williams said would be a city site as part of the plan.
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Providence
R.I
Canal Street
National Memorial Park
Havor
Roger Williams
Williams
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