Nixon wages and prices spark AFL CIO stance across Ohio
Ohio AFL-CIO President Frank King urges ignoring a 5.5 percent wage ceiling amid contract talks with unions like the Teamsters and UAW. Antioch College students strike over potential aid cuts, shutting classes. A Gallup poll finds 40 percent believe Nixon knew about Watergate in advance and 83 percent had heard of the case.
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UPI
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Afl-Cio
Frank King
Nixon
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The
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
Yellow Springs, Ohio
Antioch College
Ohio Liberal Arts College
Washington
Gallup
White House
Supreme Court weighs desegregation across city suburb lines
The Supreme Court considers whether states must desegregate schools by ignoring boundaries between black inner city districts and white suburbs. A Richmond Virginia case tests the first district court order to merge city and suburban schools. Belief in integrating schooling faces legal challenge at the highest court. The eight judges hear arguments on whether geography should separate or bind districts.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Richmond
U.S
Man-Attack Triggers Two-Hour Shootout. 6 Dead
In Los Angeles 16 people were shot during a two hour outburst after an argument between William R. Bonner and Otha Leavitt, believed to be his grandmother. Bonner, 25, was wounded in the legs and held on murder charges after a gunbattle with police at County USC Medical Center.
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Los Angeles
UPS
William R. Bonner
Otha Leavitt
Bonner
Usc Medical Center
Weather and notices from Norwalk area April 23 1973
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid and lower 40s. Cloudy Tuesday with highs in the mid and upper 50s. Precipitation chance 40 percent today 20 percent tonight and Tuesday. Winds north to northwest 8 to 15 mph. High 70 Low 50 in Norwalk. Births deaths marriages and other notices listed for local residents.
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Norwalk
Democrats Target Ted Brown In Ohio 1974 Bid
Ohio Democrats vow to replace Secretary of State Ted W. Brown in 1974 over his opposition to election reforms. Brown favored branch offices and opposed door to door registration citing error and fraud concerns while party leaders accuse him of a clerical outlook prioritizing officials over voters.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Toledo Blade
Brown
Ohio
David Meeker
Democratic
William A. Lavelle
Board of Elections
President Nixon’s Lawyer Hid Secret Spying Fund
The Washington Star News reports Herbert Kalmbach controlled a hidden Bank of America account in Newport Beach California with as much as a half million dollars used for political spying and disruptions including payments to Donald Segretti. The story ties this fund to broader Watergate era covert activities during Nixon’s campaign and administration.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Washington Star-News
Newport Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
Donald W. Segretti
Segretti
Star- News
Bank of America
There’s Still A Place For Gun Slingers Can Can Girls
David L. Langford profiles Florida entertainment at Six Gun Territory and a can can duo. Bob Chambers, former bus driver and state investigator, leads hourly gunfights with local recruits while Molly and her mother Vickie train can can dancers keeping frontier showmanship alive.
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David L. Langford
Ocala
Fla
UPI
Florida
Bob Chambers
Hayden Burns
Chambers
Richard Boone
Molly
Vickie
Senate Proposes COLA Tied Ohio Income Tax Change
Ohio Senate introduces a bill to tie state income tax brackets to a cost-of-living index. The tax commissioner would measure year over year changes and adjust brackets by the resulting percentage, benefiting higher earners more under the proposed formula.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Ohio ID Card sponsor wary on privacy invasion
Ohio Senator Marigene Valiquette expressed reservations about a proposed non driver state ID card noting potential privacy invasion. She questioned a central photo file and said she would amend or drop the bill if such a system becomes intrusive. Civil liberties groups warned of broader access to state files and law enforcement use.
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UPI
Ohio
Marigene Valiquette
Dtoledo
Miss Valiquette
Benson Wolman
The
American Civil Liberties Union
State Highway Safety Department
Fred Vierow
Department
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
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