Rhodes At Odds With GOP On New School Bill
The Ohio dispute on public school subsidies heats up as Gov. Rhodes clashes with Republicans over a Senate version of the foundation bill. The Senate Education Committee adds 9 million to the House bill, hiking total school funds by 109 million over two years. Finance Director Krabach calls the Senate plan unacceptable without higher taxes, while committee leaders insist no tax increase will occur. The House will vote on concurrence, with a conference possible to trim the increase.
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Senate Education Committee
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Oakley C. Collins
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Ohio
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Ohio Senate advances retirement gains and bus bill in busy session
In Columbus the Senate approved raises of 6 to 10 dollars monthly for three state retirement systems and rejected a 30 thousand dollar cap for top officials while passing a 510000 sundry claims measure. It also backed bills banning firearms on airplanes, creating a Forestry Advisory Council, funding delinquent youth facilities, and mandating reports of child abuse to welfare departments.
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Highway Safety Study Commission
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Youth Commission
County Welfare Department
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Spacemen Discuss Dreams Of Moon and Mars Probes
In San Francisco 5000 scientists hear proposals from North American Aviation and NASA to recapture Syncom 3, launch Apollo capsules for Earth orbit and moon mapping, chase a Giant Echo 2 balloon, and shoot instrumented darts at Mars to study its atmosphere, with 1969 moon landings in view.
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UPS
United States
Earth
Mars
U.S
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
M. Tinnan
North American Aviation
Space and Information Systems Division
Federal Space Agency
Cape Kenenedy
Tokyo
Tinar
Tinnan
Apollo
Moon
George M. Levin
Space Agency
Goddard Space Flight Center
Goldberg Becomes U N Ambassador After Stevenson Death
Arthur J. Goldberg is sworn in as United Nations ambassador succeeding the late Adlai E. Stevenson. He resigns from the Supreme Court to take the post, arrives from Washington to present credentials and hold a news conference, then visits the U.S. mission before full duty in New York.
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N.Y
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Goldberg
Supreme Court
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
Thant
U.N. Press Corps
Civil Rights Leaders Press On Amid City Protests
Civil rights leaders in Greensboro Alabama and Americus Georgia continue street vigils awaiting court orders for marches while Nashville, Ohio and other sites report tense clashes and ongoing voter registration efforts. Lead figures include Rev Arthur Days and Hosea Williams as protests persist into a third day.
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United Press International
Greensboro
Ala
Americus
St. Mathews A.M.E
Arethur
Hale County
Hosea Williams
Justice Department
Fogatusa
Federa
Leveland
Ohio
Forest Luther King
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