Ohio lawmakers still clash over personal income tax plan
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers spar over moving a personal income tax through both houses Gov Gilligans plan faces labor and party resistance Critics warn reapportionment changes could derail the measure as King and Netzley maneuver to win support and avert a tax clash.
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Agnew Attends Public Welcome in Athens Greece
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Athens to a chorus of cheers from thousands of Greeks. He shook hands with crowds near the airport amid security tensions after two American cars exploded nearby.
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Kissinger Begins 10 Day China Mission
Dr. Henry Kissinger started a ten day mission to Peking to arrange President Nixon's visit to mainland China. He travels with Nixon aide and a party aboard a presidential jet, stopping two days in Hilo Hawaii and overnight in Guam before Shanghai and Peking.
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Rap Brown Wounded In N Y Shootout
New York AP report says H Rap Brown, once on the FBI’s most wanted list, was seriously wounded in a Manhattan bar shootout with police after a holdup. Two officers were wounded, three suspects captured. Brown was taken to Roosevelt Hospital in critical condition.
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Caviar Blast In The Desert Ends
Persias 2500th anniversary festivities draw 69 world leaders home after a dazzling desert pageant. Costs cited reach up to 400 million dollars as guests fly in luxury, with guests including Spiro Agnew and King Constantine of Greece. Young Prince Reza also features in desert camp antics.
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How Smart Am I and Local Candidates Highlighted
A glance inside examines the IQ concept in a feature on page 23. Two candidates are profiled: Rev. James Holloman for Middletown Board of Education on page 8 and Dudley Inwood for Middletown city commission on page 34. Dennis Weaver discusses Chester Good on page 40.
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Unseasonably Warm Weather With Possible Rain
Today will stay warm with highs in the upper 60s and continued cloudiness. There is a chance of rain today and tonight, with Monday expected to be slightly cooler.
Fountain Re dedication Marks 100th Anniversary in Cincinnati
Thousands crowded Fountain Square in Cincinnati to witness the 100th anniversary re dedication of the Ty er Davidson Fountain. The Fire Department removed a cover as water sprayed from the Genius of Waters top statue. Mrs John J Rowe, daughter of donor Henry Probasco, cut the ribbon at the unveiling ceremony.
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Cincinnati
Henry Probasco
Humorous Exchange As Husband Notices Frugal Wife
A witty remark from a husband to another man jokes that his wife is economizing by doing without everything he needs. The quip reflects domestic humor about thrift and marital minutiae.
Kent State petitions seek federal grand jury on May 4 incident
Kent State University President Glenn A. Olds plans to deliver more than 10,000 petitions to the White House asking Atty. Gen. Mitchell to order a federal grand jury investigation of the 1970 May 4 shootings. Greg Rambo and Paul Mitchell collected the signatures from students and alumni, while Olds defended the slow judicial process and urged democracy over violence.
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Mine Families Stocking Up On Groceries In Strike News
Charleston report notes a 16 day coal strike has swollen a 200 million Appalachian stockpile and idled more than 100,000 miners. Union leaders warn talks with Bituminous Coal Operators are stalled as Justice Department moves to overturn Tony Boyle's 1969 election amid fund allegations. Empty work remains with wage, welfare, and dental demands.
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