Saxbe And Taft Differed On Aid
In Washington, Republican Ohio Senators Taft and Saxbe cast opposing votes as the Senate rejected the foreign aid bill 41 to 27. Taft supported the measure while Saxbe opposed it. Saxbe voted with the majority on two amendments and Taft was not recorded on those votes. The amendments would remove a move to halt arms sales to Greece and raise the Cambodian spending ceiling from 250 million to 341 million. Both senators supported the majority when rejecting the amendment to cap U.S. share of United Nations agency contributions.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
William Saxbe
Senate
Taft
Saxbe
Greece
U.S
Cambodia
United Nations
Auction at City Hotel Spurs Nostalgia and Urban Renewal
At the City Hotel auction, Bertha Weidner recalls 31 years running the building on Central Avenue as urban renewal looms. The 1876 hotel, once a holiday stop near the Miami Erie Canal, now shows cracks and wear while tenants face eviction and a Florida move to fish.
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Bertha Weidner
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Verity Parkway
CITY
Senate vote ends foreign aid in Nixon rebuke
Washington AP reports President Nixon denounced the 41 to 27 Senate vote to end more than two decades of foreign aid as highly irresponsible and risking national security. Ziegler said Nixon favored sending the bill to conference to reconcile a 2.9 billion Senate measure with a 34 billion House plan.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
U.S
United Nations
L. Ziegler
United States
Ziegler
Congress
Aid bill vote blocks foreign aid program revival
Senate defeated a 2.9 billion dollar foreign aid extension for July 1971 to June 1973 by 41 to 27. Funds tied to economic and military aid included Israel weapons and Pakistani refugee relief. Nixon called the move irresponsible and revival unlikely this year as the session nears end.
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Washington
Senate
Action
U.S
Israel
United Nations
South Vietnam
Stokely-Van Camp Green Beans Recalled Over Botulism Fears
Federal food safety officials announce a recall of more than 15 000 cans of finest French style sliced green beans after a Florida family in Pensacola reports botulism symptoms from swollen cans. FDA traces batch SB 72-E213D packed Aug 1 1970 at Scottsville Michigan and monitors distribution while Stokely-Van Camp investigates potential contamination.
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Paul G. Rogers
House Public Health Subcommittee
Florida Democrat
Food and Drug Administration
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
FDA
Florida
William Cleveland Jr
William Ili
Pensacola
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Station
George Rose
Stokely-Van Camp
Indianapolis
David McVey
Scottsville
Mich
McVey
Copter Crash Kills 10 Aboard Near Nha Trang
AP reports a U S Army CH47 Chinook helicopter crashed at sea near Nha Trang killing all 10 Americans aboard. Maj Chester Hanson says the cause is under investigation. Two bodies recovered as rough seas hinder divers. Five crew members and five passengers perished.
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Saigon
Nha Trang
U.S
Chester Hanson
Weekend Forecast for Southwestern Ohio Turns Sunny and Warm
It will be clear tonight with a low near 56. Tomorrow will be sunny and warm reaching around 80. The chance of rain is minimal today and only about 10 percent tonight and tomorrow.
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Ohio
Turn Clocks Back Tonight Across Nation Except Some States
Daylight saving time ends Sunday at 2 a.m. as clocks go back one hour to standard time until next April 30. The change affects every state except Arizona Hawaii Michigan and Indiana which have laws exempting them from the Federal Uniform Time Act of 1966 and stay on standard time year round.
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New York
Arizona
Hawaii
Michigan
Indiana
State Can't Pay Schools And Counties On Schedule
Columbus Ohio Auditor Joseph Ferguson says about 21 million in university subsidies and 3 million local government funds to 88 counties will not be paid on schedule next week due to the General Assembly failing to pass a permanent two year budget and delays on an interim November budget. The 48588 state employees face pay delays and welfare checks may be late. House action on interim budget remains uncertain with Gov Gillian withholding sign on interim measures, delaying legality of the bill by 10 days after enactment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph Ferguson
General Assembly
Ferguson
Jay Tepper
House
John Gillian
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Montana
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