Court to Hear Case On Ohio Tax Repeal Vote Next Week
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments next Tuesday on a suit seeking to stop a November ballot question to repeal the state income tax. The suit argues a discrepancy in the repeal date in the ballot summary, while repeal supporters filed supplemental petitions for signature checks. If approved, repeal would shift lost revenue to the General Assembly, with lawmakers facing possible immediate action by the 110th General Assembly.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Ted Brown
Ers
Schwartz
General Assembly
110Th General Assembly
Kurfess
State Fair Fire Loss May Hit $4 Million
A Tuesday fire leveled three livestock barns at the State fairgrounds during the North American Dairy Show. Officials estimated up to four million dollars in replacement costs as 12 people were injured and three cattle killed. The show was canceled and 260000 square feet of exhibition space destroyed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mitchell Burchett
Paul Sopko
Dennis Tinnin
Raleigh
N.C
Douglas Fenton
Winches
Tern
Red Cross
Steve Jones
Jones
Ray Fadley
Fairgrounds
Vic Lucas
Pleasant fall weather with mild temps tonight and tomorrow
Partly cloudy skies bring milder overnight lows in the upper 50s. A pleasant fall day is forecast with partly sunny skies and mild temperatures. Expect a high in the 60s and a chance of thundershowers. Yesterday's high in Middletown reached 67 with an overnight low of 48.
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Middletown
U S Planes Hit Hanoi Amid Diplomatic Mission Damage
U S aircraft bombed Hanoi triggering a French protest over damage to the French diplomatic mission. Envoy wounded and several diplomats hurt or missing while Saigon reports strikes around the North Vietnamese capital. President Pompidou called the act deplorable as Gen Vogt promised an investigation.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
France
Washington
Georges Pompidou
Paris
Arthur K. Watson
Vogt
Pierre Susini
Secretar
Kissinger's Paris Talks Extend to Fourth Day
Henry Kissinger's secret talks with North Vietnam in Paris entered a fourth day with no word of progress. Nixon aide Le Due Tho and the communists agreed to the extra session, announced by the White House as Nixon faced McGovern's Vietnam plan. Ziegler denied campaign links to the talks.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Paris
le Due Tho
Nixon
White House
George McGovern
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Kissinger
Trenton Woman Injured by Car Rolling Autounbalanced
A 29-year-old Trenton woman, Lee Ann Glick of Hemlock Avenue, was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after her car rolled from her driveway yesterday morning. Police say the vehicle moved forward, turned around in the street, then rolled back into the yard pinning her under a front wheel until a neighbor freed her.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Lee Ann Glick
Hemlock Ave
Gary Johnson
Supreme Court to rule on juries smaller than 12
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if auto damage and other federal civil cases may be tried by juries fewer than 12 members. The Montana case seeks to extend recent rulings that six or fewer jurors can satisfy the constitutional standard for criminal trials and non unanimous verdicts. Chief Justice Burger has urged streamlined procedures.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Montana
Warren E.burger
Tradition In Danger as Courts Shift to Six Member Juries
The Montana district court adopts six member juries for civil trials and adds 15 cases to its docket. It upholds an 8 to 1 ruling striking down an Obie law offering private school reimbursements and keeps its 54 capital punishment ruling under review. A Michigan consolidation suit over Detroit schools and a Burbank airspace case frame a broader federal preemption theme.
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U.S. District Court For
Montana
United States
Michigan
Detroit
U.S
Cincin
Presbyterians Forming New Region Synod
The United Presbyterian Church in Michigan Ohio and Kentucky will abolish state synods to form a regional Synod of the Covenant. The move affects more than 400 000 Presbyterians as announced by Rev. Robert L. Moreland on Tuesday in Detroit.
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Detroit
United Presbyterian Church
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Robert L. Moreland
Chuckle Cooperation Drives Effort with a Smile
A lighthearted note highlights Chuckle Co-operation encouraging cheerful, steady work. The piece emphasizes a positive spirit in daily tasks and social cooperation, suggesting humor as motivation for routine duties.
Cabinet Members Are Sued Over Agri-Business Aid
A federal suit in Washington names Secretary Earl L. Butz and Secretary Elliott Richardson plus other officials charging land grant university aid programs totaling 750 million dollars annually favor big agribusiness and special interests at the expense of small farmers consumers and minorities.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Earl L. Butz
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliott Richardson
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