Nixon Plans Busy Weekend Trips After Labor Day Speech Tour
President Nixon flies a zigzag route from San Clemente to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base outside Dayton and Chicago, to address the American Milk Producers convocation, dedicate a 5.7 million museum, and press wage price freeze support before returning to Washington.
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White House
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Nixon To Be Guest At World's Largest Party
Chicago AP reports President Nixon will address a crowd at a Labor Day dinner billed as the world’s largest party. The event for 25 000 dinners includes 18 750 pounds of Yankee pot roast and 25 000 half pints of milk. Also attending are Cardinal Cody, Gov. Ogilvie, and Mayor Daley. Nixon arrives after dinner and speaks briefly.
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Tax Compromise Fails in Ohio Senate Budget Battle
In Columbus Ohio last minute efforts to shape tax and budget plans failed with final decisions deferred to next week Senator Michael Maloney Cincinnati Ways and Means chair will stay through Labor Day weekend refining two tax options New revenue projections approach 1 billion including raises in sales and corporate taxes and a personal income tax plan The House moved to raise general health district levy ceilings and allow county officials to hire project managers The Senate confirmed Sherman Shump Dayton as director of industrial relations. he replaces Martin Hughes
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Community Development
Would-Be Gun Thief Sought
Hamilton Butler County police seek a man about 45 with reddish gray hair in a dark blue plaid shirt and dark trousers seen yesterday afternoon attempting to carry away a gun collection from a Hamilton Cleves Road residence. Mrs Eckler reported an automobile with a Kentucky plate in her driveway and a stranger claiming Jim Smith before fleeing. Jewelry and a pistol were later noted missing.
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Ohio to Create Organized Crime Council
Columbus AP reports a new Organize Crime Prevention Council will be formed in Ohio with a $98,400 federal grant to the Ohio Department of Urban Affairs on Thursday.
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Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
Q and A on Nixon wage‑price freeze policy rulings
The Cost of Living Council released the thirteenth set of Q and A on the 90‑day wage‑price freeze. It covers probationary raises, no interest loans, salary binders, long term contracts, and ceiling pricing rules for deliveries during and after the freeze.
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Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Vandals target Sharon Park tires with ice pick attack
Butler County police report vandals punctured at least 24 auto tires and four bicycle tires with an ice pick in Sharon Park south of here. Several residents also reported stolen items from parked cars amid the incidents.
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Sharon Park
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