Income Tax Predicted by Miami University President
Miami University President Phillip R. Shriver predicted a new state income tax in the 1970s with funds earmarked for education at all levels. He said the tax would boost technical education and align federal support toward two year campuses while increasing environmental problem solving.
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Oxford, Ohio
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Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Shriver
French Film Z Wins Best Movie of 1969 by New York Critics
The New York Film Critics chose Z, a Greek assassination based drama, as 1969's best film. Casra-Gavras, born in Greece, won director honors. Jane Fonda and Jon Voight top acting awards for They Shoot Horses Don’t They and Midnight Cowboy. Z drew 39 votes, ahead of Oh What a Lovely War with 18 and The Damned with 17.
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New York
UPI
New York Film Critics
Greece
Castra
Marion Power Shovel buys Ironton plant for expansion
Marion Power Shovel Co announces purchase of an Ironton plant as part of a production facilities expansion. No price is disclosed. President J N Kemple expects 75 to 100 employees to be hired at once.
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Marion Power Shovel Co
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J.N. Kemple
Marion
Manson Prepares Defense and Possible Self Representation
Charles Manson 35 prepares his legal defense by studying law books making calls and using couriers. He may finance his defense from song royalties while a court ruling allows him to act as his own attorney. Attorneys for Charles Watson and Patricia Krenwinkel oppose extradition to Los Angeles arguing pretrial publicity and weak evidence.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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Sharon Tate
Manson
Family Jam Inc
Charles Watson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Texas
Watson
California
Susan Atkins
Tate
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary
Mayor's Court dispositions list several defendants from Norwalk area. Lynda J. Smith forfeited a $17 bond for improper starting. Nicholas R. Miller was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Helen M. Smith fined 15 dollars and costs for shoplifting. Alfred CC. Morley fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Faith A. Price and Robert W. Stower faced fines and costs for failure to stop and no driver's license respectively. Alfred C. Bollenbacher fined 10 dollars and costs for driving left of center. Hugh D. Harkness and Sally A. McMorrow forfeited 17 dollar bonds for failure to yield right of way.
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Norwalk
Lynda J. Smith
W. Main St
Nicholas R. Miller
Grove St
Helen M. Smith
Monroeville
Alfred CC. Morley
Rosedale Blvd
Faith A. Price
Robert W. Stower
Alfred C. Bollenbacher
S. Garden St
Hugh D. Harkness
W. Willard St
Sally A. McMorrow
Jefferson St
Wife Of Ist POW Says You Have To Adjust
LaFayette California UPI The wife of Navy Lt Everett Alvarez Jr the longest held American POW discusses life waiting for letters and news She recalls six line notes from captivity and the ongoing hope for release as the couple grapples with separation since 1964 and five years of confinement.
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Lafayette
Calif
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Tangee Alvarez
Navy
Everett Alvarez Jr
United States
Alvarez
Johnson
U. S
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Lt. Alvarez
Snowmobile Races Set At Hi La Quarter Horse Farm
Snowmobile races will inaugurate at Hi La Quarter Horse Farm Sunday as the first in north central Ohio. Drag races start at 1 p.m. on a quarter-mile track with speeds up to 70 mph. other events on a half-mile oval include stock and modified classes plus beginners, youth, a powder puff for ladies, and large speed machines. South Shore Snowmobile Club runs the event under acting chairman Ray Harrison at Zenobia Road southeast of Norwalk. Call 668 7736 for snow conditions.
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Hi-La Quarter Horse Farm
Ohio
South Shore Snowmobile Club
Ray Harrison
Zenobia Road
Norwalk
Huron County Landfill Hikes Rates and Local Notices
The Huron County landfill will raise truck and large vehicle rates by 50 cents per ton to 2.50, while minimum charges for cars stay at 50 cents. Commissioners cite equipment replacement and road upkeep amid rising costs. In area court news Edwin P. Weasner and Charles A. Heath pleaded guilty to drunken driving, each fined 200 and jailed three days with 30 day license suspensions. Community items include a Turkey dinner for Grange members at New London Grange Hall, traffic incidents on Woodlawn Avenue and East Main Street, IRS Taxpayer Assistance Institute at Sandusky High School, and first meetings of the Huron County Guidance Center board and Norwalk Chamber of Commerce committee appointments led by President Donald Blosser.
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Edwin P. Weasner
Weasner
Charles A. Heath
Chatham St
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Donald Blosser
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