Japan Train Collision Kills Seven in Tunnel
Two express trains on the Kintetsu Railways line collided head on in a central Japan tunnel between Nagoya and Osaka. At least seven people were killed, 178 injured, including the motormen, with 600 passengers aboard. Crews faced difficulty removing the injured as hospitals prepared to receive them. Police sent 200 officers to the scene.
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Chances Good For New Income Tax Plan
Ohio politics move toward a new income tax under Gov. Gilligan. A conference panel has reached compromise on about 1 billion dollars in new spending and near agreement on personal income tax. Senate action was expected this week with Democrats likely to back the plan.
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Troop strength in Vietnam falls to 202000
U S command reports a 4000 drop in Vietnam to 202000 troops last week, the smallest since January 1966. Two Army units totaling 720 troops ceased combat, and Nixon aims to reduce total strength to 184000 by December 1 with potential further cuts announced in mid November.
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CGK&E Reports Slight Decline in Earnings and Sales
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co and subsidiaries report net earnings of 2.14 per common share for the year ended Sept 30 1971 down from 2.20 the prior year Gas sales rose 2.1 percent while electric kilowatt hour sales increased 5.8 percent over the same period
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Nixon Warns Against Unrealistic Hopes on Moscow Peking Trips
President Nixon urged Americans not to expect quick peace on his upcoming trips to Moscow and Peking. He said the journeys aim to prevent future wars while the Vietnam conflict winds down, and noted the nation should avoid punishing returning veterans with unemployment. Nixon spent Veterans Day weekend at Camp David with family and watched the Redskins defeat by the Chiefs on TV.
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China Ouster Vote Nears as United Nations Eyes Tie
In New York the General Assembly teeters as supporters debate ousting Nationalist China from the UN. An important questions vote could require two thirds. some see a tie possibility and a second vote within 48 hours.
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Jerusalem
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Injured man pinned between cars in Liberty Township incident
Hamilton-Roscoe Pridemore, 41, of 6190 Yankee Road, Liberty Township, suffered leg injuries after a car rolled forward and pinned him against another vehicle while he worked on the engine. He was taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital for treatment.
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Roscoe Pridemore
Yankee Road
Liberty Township
Butler County
Pridemore
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Pellet strikes Hamilton woman while mowing lawn
A Hamilton area woman, Wanda Whitt, was wounded by a pellet from a pellet gun while mowing her lawn. She reported four boys in a car drove by and minutes later felt a pellet hit her left hip, but she did not hear a shot.
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Hamilton Area
Butler County
Wanda Whitt
Hogue Road
Ervin Eyes Tactics To Delay Equal Rights Amendment
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. plots new tactics to block or alter a 1972 renewal of the equality amendment. He argues for court authorized limits and seeks exemptions on draft and privacy while stressing equal employment. Bayh supporters warn the changes would nullify the measure's purpose.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
U.S
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Birch Bayh
Congress
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Judiciary Committee
Teamsters Boss Denies Truckers Use Pep Pills
Detroit AP Frank E Fitzsimmons, Teamsters President, calls Ralph Naders Senate testimony alleging truckers use pep pills to stay awake ill founded. In his magazine column he says Naders remarks seek publicity at workers expense and doubts his contacts with drivers.
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Cadette and junior scouts plan 12 mile Glen Helen hike
Leaders in Sun Valley urge reservations by Wednesday for cadette and junior girl scouts taking a 12 mile hike Saturday at Glen Helen Forest Preserve near Yellow Springs. Hike event chairman Mrs. Byron Strassburger notes a $2.50 registration covers bus fare and an embroidered patch. Reservations through Mrs. Strassburger or Mrs. Winford Lawson.
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Sun Valley
Glen Helen Forest Preserve
Yellow Springs
Byron Strassburger
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Winford Lawson
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