Ohio taps J Phillip Richley to lead new Transportation Dept
Ohio appoints J Phillip Richley 46 to head the newly formed Department of Transportation with a aim to consolidate all transport modes. He will develop a statewide master plan integrating highways mass transit and urban planning across 14 urban areas.
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Ohio
J. Phillip Richley
Department of Transportation
Mahoning County
Ridhley
John Gilligan
Richley
Gilligan Vows No Major Tax Changes Amid Waste and Water Debates
Gov. John J. Gilligan told AP editors he will not push broad tax reform while seeking authority to purge bureaucratic waste. He criticized the legislature for blocking executive orders to dissolve boards and overhaul state government, while signaling potential adjustments to income tax inequities.
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Cleveland
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio
Denmark votes on EEC entry amid labor protests
Danes vote in a referendum on joining the European Economic Community with Norway's recent rejection looming. Nearly 2,000 workers at two Jutland plants protested a management mailing urging a yes vote as police guarded ballot boxes at Copenhagen's town hall.
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New Graveyard at Sea for Freighter Oriental Warrior
The freighter Oriental Warrior, ravaged by fire last May off Daytona Beach Florida, sank after towing to Jacksonville and burial miles offshore. Navy salvage and Army engineers raised it for 1 million dollars then towed it 125 miles out to sea where explosive charges began the burial.
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Jacksonville
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Heavy U S South Vietnam combat in new surge
U S and South Vietnamese officials report intensified action with more than 100 enemy attacks across South Vietnam and heavy air strikes on Hanoi Haiphong corridor. U S Navy pilots say a shipyard near Haiphong was set ablaze as jets hit supply lines and bases in North Vietnam. The Newport News carried 19 sailors killed in an eight inch gun turret explosion during shelling of the northern coast, with 10 injured among 1 300 crew.
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Chuckle The Way Some Girls Break A Date
A humorous line notes how some girls end a date by going out with another person. The quip implies a playful take on dating dynamics and social expectations.
Kleindienst predicts crime decline and shifts to civil rights
U S Attorney General Richard Kleindienst told the Associated Press Society of Ohio that crime on city streets is on the downward side and the nation should focus on civil rights prison reform and economic enforcement. He said narcotics and organized crime programs should continue and questioned absolute news source protection.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Nixon
Liberal Democrats Expect House Gains in Next Congress
Liberal House Democrats forecast increased strength in the next Congress amid retirements and primary defeats that create vacancies. Strategists say reform proposals on seniority secrecy and leadership powers could reshape the Democratic Caucus as Republicans vie for seats.
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Washington
House
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Weather outlook with clear skies and warm temperatures
Clear skies forecast tonight and most of tomorrow with a chance of showers late tomorrow afternoon. Warmer temperatures expected this week with tonight’s low in the 50s and a high in the upper 70s tomorrow.
Soviet US Space Link Plans Revealed by Shatalov
Vladimir Shatalov, veteran cosmonaut, outlines a three day joint mission linking a Soyuz two crew capsule with an Apollo three crew craft for a two day crew transfer. The plan begins with Soyuz launch from a Soviet site followed by Apollo launch from Cape Kennedy.
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Pharmacists Paying Heavily In Kickbacks
Sen. Frank E. Moss told the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists nationwide survey of 4200 pharmacists found kickbacks averaging about 25 percent of drug prices to win long-term care facility business. About 42 percent admitted being approached. 40 percent responded. An amendment to welfare bill aims to require facility operators to file detailed financial statements for federal funds eligibility.
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Frank E. Moss
American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
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Senate
Moss
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