Thieu orders police to shoot to kill rioters in Saigon
Gen Minh reports light ground contact as South Vietnam and U.S. forces mount a counteroffensive to reopen a 30 mile highway near Tay Ninh. Thieu orders police to shoot to kill rioters and to punish those who burn autos, amid anti Thieu demonstrations and a spate of terrorist bombings in Saigon.
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Tay Ninh
Vietnam
Nguyen van Minh
3Rd Military
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
Franklin Board Accepts 30 Day State Loan To Keep Schools Open
Franklin board votes unanimously to take a $280,000 30 day advance on state foundation aid to keep 5,200 students in classes until about Oct 24. The loan must be repaid by June 30 1972 and relies on a potential two year budget and a voter levy on Nov 2. Austerity steps and resignations are debated amid ongoing financial pressures and planned staff hires.
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Franklin Board
DeWitt Terry
Columbus
Franklin
Terry
Hudson
Larry Anderson
Louise Dishman
Old Time Cookout Gear Compare Increases Tenfold
The note reflects how modern outdoor cookouts demand about ten times as much equipment as earlier wilderness expeditions. It contrasts past simple setups with today’s gear heavy gatherings.
Woman May Face Prison Over Abortion Case in Florida
Shirley Ann Wheeler, 23, a housewife, faces possible imprisonment for having an abortion. Convicted July 13 in DeLand, she admitted paying 150 dollars for an illegal abortion in Jacksonville. The 20 year maximum mirrors a manslaughter sentence under Florida law.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Florida
Shirley Ann Wheeler
Wheeler
Jacksonville
Morganton
N.C
Ohio lawmakers grant 30 day budget tax cushion
Both chambers agreed to a 30-day interim appropriation of 172 million dollars for October to allow time for a joint House Senate Conference Committee to tackle the 1971 73 budget and tax program. The measure extends bills through mid October while parties seek agreement on a deep levy and spending plan. Conference member appointments from each house were to be named after sessions.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
Senate
House Finance Appropriations Committee
House
Kurfess
Weather outlook cools with showers tonight then sunny
Cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers tonight. Mostly sunny and less humid Thursday with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. Yesterday’s high reached 86 and the overnight low was 68.
White House eyes federal judge panel for wage price policy
Chicago Sun Times reports Nixon aides consider a Commission of federal judges to decide wage price issues in Phase 2. The panel would sit over industry tied subcommittees with one representative from industry labor and the public to set guidelines restricting price and wage increases.
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Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
White House
Nixon
Charles Bartlett
Senate
Barlett
Bartlett
Area firms say PCB treated paper not used in food packaging
Diamond National and NCR report ceasing PCB treated carbonless paper in products tied to food packaging. FDA inspectors found PCB traces in some noodle dinners and cereals, while officials study transfer risks and monitor consumer safety with results expected by November 1.
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Diamond National Corp
National Cash Register Co
NCR
Dayton
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Robert W. Long
Diamond
Paperboard
Charles Truax
Long
Sunshine Co
Sunshine
John Feldman
Cincinnati
American Paper Institute
APD
United States
Feldman
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Minh
Khanh
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Gia Dinh
J.E. Shorts
Anderson
Jack Barcalow
Carl Gorsuch
Sheckler
Board of Education
Tom Hudson
DeLand
Volusia County
Wanderers
Frederick Bangert
Philadelphia
Judicial Panel
Diamond National
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