Butler County study unveils welfare overhaul plan
A National Study Service report reviewed in Hamilton urges Ohio to overhaul public welfare, including a Middletown branch, four divisions, higher director salary, and expanded services. The plan targets 3000 deprived children, stronger foster care, homemaker services, family planning, and better medical access through new staff and facilities.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ohio
John Hanson
Hansan
National Study Service of
New York City
Citizens Review Committee
Chuck
Middletown
William Denham
Butler County Commission
Hamilton Community Foundation
United Community Services of Hamilton
National Study Service
The
Child Welfare
Gilligan administration rules out further tax compromise
Ohio Budget Director Jay Tepper warned that no additional compromise on tax and budget legislation is possible as the 109th General Assembly presses ahead. He said the administration cannot secure a majority to pass any proposal, with the latest "Last Chance" plan lacking clear support in both chambers. Legislators from both parties voiced confusion over the measure's contents as House Speaker Kurfess criticized the administration's handling of the income tax bill.
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Columbus, Ohio
109Th General Assembly
Gilligan
Jay Tepper
Stern
House
Conference Committee
Tepper
Senate
Charles Kurfess
R. Perrysburg
Navy nearing end of Vietnamization with 24 craft left
The Navy says Vietnamization nears completion with 24 river craft four bases and 14 radar stations still to be turned over. A Vietnamese officer will soon command a major base near Saigon as U S advisers stay on in electronics radar and logistics. Since 1968 the U S Navy has handed over 989 ships bases and four radar stations while cutting forces from 35 000 to about 9 700.
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Saigon
U.S. Navy
Nixon
U.S
Navy
South Vietnam
Nha Be
Lebanon Shooting After Jail Release Kills Man
In Pekin Ohio 48 north of here a man, Charles Morsie 46, was killed by a shotgun blast after entering a home and wounding his wife Bessie 33. A Lebanon man Darrell Collingsworth 19 wounded Morsie and then killed him as he fired at others. The incident left Morsie’s daughter Jeanie 15 and Melvin Jones 39 injured. Jones survived. Sheriff Roy Wallace said Morsie had been released from jail that morning amid threats. The home is a former red schoolhouse near intersections Ohio 48 and Ohio 4. The wounded were treated at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Morsie’s wife remained in fair condition. The shooting followed a prior arson arrest for Morsie last September and was ruled self defense by the prosecutor.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Area
Ohio
Here
Charles Morsie
Darrell Collingsworth
Morsie
Bessie
Jeanie
Melvin Jones
Cherry St
Jones
Roy Wallace
Young Collingsworth
Warrer County
Ingsworth
Pekin
Ohio 48
Ohio 122
Ohio 4
Springboro
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Deputes
Columbus Ave
Warren County
James D. Ruppert
Collingsworth
Local Weather Forecast Indicates Mild Thursday Warmth
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with lows in the middle 50s. Thursday remains partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers and highs in the mid 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 70 and the overnight low dropped to 50.
Administration And Others Cast Hard Eye On UN Funds
The Nixon administration weighs UN funding after the Taiwan seat vote. Secretary Rogers says no fund cuts in retaliation but questions if the UN spends beyond its resources. He laments the Republic of China losing representation and warns U.S. support may be affected amid public and congressional doubt.
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Washington
Nixon
U.N
Taiwan
William P. Rogers
U.S
United Nations
United States
Rogers
White House
U.S.U.N
International Agency
Republic of China
Congress
Two Governments Waiting As Hijacked Flight Sits in Havana
Americans held at a Havana hotel after a hijacked 747 landed for fuel while a Cuban delegation refused to leave New Orleans for a Sugar cane conference. Kosygin's arrival drew attention as FAA and State Department watched developments and Fidel Castro appeared in public.
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Havana
New Orleans
American Airlines
New York
San Juan
P.R
Sky
FBI
Jose Marti
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Ray Marina
U.S. State Department
Federal Aviation Administration
Miami
Cuba
FAA
State Department
Washington
Long Kosygin
Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Castro
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