Ohio Senate Blocks Tax Plan Amid Budget Vote
In Columbus the Ohio Senate rejected a reconsideration of income tax legislation and approved an $205 million interim budget to cover state bills through December. The move signals a push to explore new tax and spending compromises via a fourth joint conference committee, with a tense floor debate and threats against three voting senators adding to the drama.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
John Gilligan
David Holcomb
R-G Dayton
Workhouse Riot at Warrensville Quickley Suppressed
In Warrensville Ohio about 75 to 100 inmates rioted at the workhouse and guards fired into the air to quell the disturbance. Commissioner Kenneth Cooley said no injuries or reprimands occurred and a guard injured his hand while kicking a window. Jesse Moore disappeared during bed checks and was found. Police from multiple towns contained the scene with 166 officers assisting. fires were limited to a few blankets and rags.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Workhouse
Kenneth Cooley
Cooley
Comound
Inmace
Jesse Moore
Moore
Green
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Beachwood
Warrensville Heights
Warrensville Township
Gas Expert Predicts Cold Year For Industry
Washington AP energy specialist Fred Wenhold said heating needs for homes and hospitals will be met this winter with sufficient fuel stocks for coal and fuel oil, but natural gas reserves lag behind demand. He warned some industrial customers under contracts could face shortages, while priority service would protect homes and hospitals.
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White House
Office of Science and Technology
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Weinhold
Ertanch
Wits Litecisenennee
East
Midwest
U S Proposal Triggers Sharp Reactions in Europe
The United States offered to drop the 10 percent import surcharge if Group of Ten members revalue currencies on average 11 percent, with Japan at 20 percent and West Germany at 15 percent. West Germany called it a shocker while France’s Giscard d Estaing called it unacceptable. Finance ministers from Britain and the EEC prepare responses as Connally and Volcker steer the talks toward realignment and removal of the surcharge to avert a trade war.
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U.S
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
United States
Nixon
Group of Ten
Britain
U.S. Treasury
John B. Connally
France
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Sweden
Canada
Middletown Weather Report Mixes Snow Sleet Rain
Variable clouds and cooler tonight with lows in the mid 20s. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cool with highs in the 30s. Yesterday’s high reached 44 degrees and the overnight low was 32. Middletown recorded 0.18 inch of precipitation including snow hail sleet and rain.
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Middletown
Tell's Death A Start Arab Guerrillas Say
Beir ut reports say a guerrilla source claims the assassination of Jordan's Prime Minister Wasfi Tell signals the start of a scorched earth clash with King Hussein. The Black September group, linked to Al Fatah, claimed responsibility as Cairo police search for a fifth conspirator. Bassam notes the unit previously aimed at Crown Prince Hassan of Jordan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Wasfi Tell
Jordan
Hussein
Tell
Cairo
Arab League Defense Council
al Fatah
al Ahram
Dayan
Bassam
Karachi
Pakistan
Hassan of
Hassan
Nixon to visit China February 21 1972
President Nixon will travel to Beijing beginning February 21 1972 for talks with Chinese leaders in a historic mission viewed as a step toward peace. The White House outlined timing and said further details would be released.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
White House
Hery Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
People's Republic of China
United States of America
China
Moscow
Ziegler
Stamp Monopoly Ends in Cincinnati IPSA launches stamps
IPSA a private organization aims to compete with the U S Postal Service for second through fourth class mail. Cincinnati joins the IPSA system on November 18 as franchises sell for 1200 dollars each. Thomas Murray, IPSA founder, says nine million stamps printed in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25 and 530 cents. The Postal Service warns these stamps may not be used on U S mail and mailers could face postage due or returns if affixed.
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Cincinnati
U.S
IPSA
Federal
Thomas Murray
US Postal Service
Postal Service
Golda Meir Heads to United States for U N A Visit
Golda Meir left for the United States to meet President Nixon and discuss Phantom jet fighter-bombers Israel seeks. The trip aligns with the UN General Assembly debate on the Middle East as she plans TV appearances and meetings with editors to counter Arab and Soviet attacks.
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Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
United States
Nixon
Israel
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