Labor backs away from income tax in Ohio tax debate
In Columbus, organized labor retreated from opposing income taxation, with AFL-CIO President King bowing out amid Democratic split after a two hour caucus. Gov Gilligan offered no comment as Senate Democrats wrestle with tax reform and reapportionment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Organized Labor
Anthony Calabrese
D-22
Cleveland
Senate Democrats
Afl—Cio
Frank King
King
John Gilligan
Calabrese
State May Offer New Deal For Hard-Pressed Schools
Ohio schools face a proposed plan to let districts borrow on 1972 73 allocations without new levies. Franklin and 28 districts could avoid tax requests if state support is sufficient, while some districts already seek state audits or advance funds to avert shutdowns.
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State
Columbus
Ohio
Essex
Findlay
Eatwood
Wood County
Caldwell
Franklin
Commando raid hits Cuban village from two boats
Miami based AP report says a nighttime attack on a small fishing village on Cuba’s northeast coast killed at least two people and wounded four. Havana radio blamed the U S government and its accomplices for the raid. One boat labeled a mother ship and the other a speed launch approached from the north. villagers and army patrols fired back. One villager died while a soldier perished in action. two teenage girls were among the injured.
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Miami
Cuba
Havana
United States
Havana Radio
City election profiles begin to inform Middletown voters
The Journal launches a series profiling city commissioners and school board candidates to illuminate issues from water rates to special education. Fred Sennet covers the city commission profiles and Dorothy Damele handles the school board sketches to help readers decide on November 2.
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Middletown
City Commission
Fred Sennet
School Board
Dorothy Damele
Labor's Retreat Finds Democrats Uncertain About Tax Aims
The article notes ongoing hesitation among Democrats on tax policy despite Labour's retreat from hard positions. It analyzes how divisions persist within the party over preferred tax measures and political strategy ahead of upcoming votes.
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Calabrese
Labor
Senate
Lawmaker Outlines Changes in Sales Tax Plan
Carabrese warned the apportionment plan risks at least two Senate votes for an income tax. If effort fails, he proposes sales tax changes including raising corporation tax from 3 to 6 percent to 4 to 7 percent and lowering the profit cutoff from 25 000 to 15 000 dollars. He said the net revenue would rise to about 1 billion dollars, enough for schools.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Carabrese
Senate
Labor
Cleveland Democrat
Calabrese
Woman Skinning Wolf Earns Mink in Unusual Tale
A local report tells of a woman who reportedly skinned a wolf to obtain a mink, highlighted as a striking, and controversial, feat reflecting frontier lore and gendered prowess in handling wild game.
Unemployed Rhode Island workers form union for benefits
Arthur Hazard, a Vietnam veteran and former programmer, helps lead the Unemployed Workers Union in Rhode Island. About 200 members, aiming to reach 28 000 jobless, seeks 52 week benefits, easier appeals, and a special session of the General Assembly to extend unemployment aid.
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Ambrose B. Dudley Providence
Arthur Hazard
State Department of Employment Security
Flazard
Unemployed Workers Union
Hazard
Employment Security Office
Frank Licht
Des
Licht
General Assembly
Nixon's Airplane Prepares for Moscow and China Missions
President Nixon's jet undergoes final checks in New York and Texas before missions to Moscow and Peking. Chief pilot Col. Ralph Albertazzie says English is aviation's language, but China and Russia may want their own crew aboard to ensure safe arrival. He plans a practice flight with Henry Kissinger to Peking, the first since 1949, with potential Chinese navigators joining.
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Nixon
New York
Texas
Moscow
China
Ralph Albertazzie
Albertazzie
Morgantown
W. Va
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Searce
Albertazzio
Spirit of '76 Plane Returns to Moscow Flight Range
The aircraft, later nicknamed Spirit of '76, is capable of a 5,000 mile non stop hop to Moscow raising expectations for a bold transcontinental leg in the ongoing air races.
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Moscow
Weather Update Foresees Mild Weekend Skies
Quiet tonight with lows around the mid 50s and a dry forecast. Friday looks mostly sunny with highs in the 70s and a mild overnight low near 48. Yesterday's high reached 76 and rainfall totaled 0.32 inch.
Hollow Leg Search Illegal in Akron Drug Case
The Supreme Court ruled that drug charges against Jerry Lee Sipe should be dropped because police did not obtain a search warrant before examining his artificial leg. Sipe had been arrested near Ohio State University on May 27, 1970, after LSD tablets were found in his hollow artificial leg.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Akron
Jerry Lee Sipe
Franklin County
Common Pleas Court
Sipe
Ohio State University
10Th District Court of Appeals
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