Ohio considers voting age down to nineteen with duties to follow
Ohio lawmakers weigh lowering the voting age from 21 to 19 after a November ballot. Sen. Stanley Aronoff plans a companion measure to adjust age of responsibility in laws, including contracts and marriage for 19 and 20 year olds. Public debate includes drinking age, jury duty, and office eligibility concerns.
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Ohio
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Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
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Board of Education
Attorney General’s Office
Norwood steel guitar makers face flood damage and delays
Norwalk workshop of Ebert and partners was flood damaged when Norwalk Creek rose over ten feet on July 4, destroying $8 000 worth of parts and scarce curley maple. Nine guitars sold, three more could cover losses, as makers push ongoing improvements and marketing at shows and in publications.
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Ebert
Norwood
New TV Shows Real Duds
Hollywood review blasts the new television season as perfectly ghastly with no redeeming shows. It accuses producers and networks of a vast conspiracy to bore viewers away from their sets, citing CBS with six new shows, NBC with seven, and ABC with eleven. The Brady Bunch is named as the standout disappointment.
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Hollywood
UPI
Cbs-Tv
Nbs-Tv
Abc-Tv
Ohio
Medical Center
Moon Rocks for Cleveland Schools Display First in Nation
The Cleveland school system will receive one Apollo moon rock from NASA to place on display at the Supplementary Education Center in March. Superintendent Paul Briggs calls it a milestone, while criticizing a two year old report on overcrowding and conditions. A separate note cites U.S. Rep. Lukens and 14 other Republicans urging a sudden escalation of the Vietnam War.
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Cleveland
UPS
Paul Briggs
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Briggs
Washington
UPI
U.S
Donald E. Lukens
Ohio
Nixon
North Vietnam
Magnuson Joins Opposition to Haynsworth Nomination
Sen. Warren Magnuson said he will vote against Clement Haynsworth Jr. when the nomination comes to the Senate, likely after Nov. 6. The move raises opponents to 41, with 35 for Haynsworth and 24 undecided or unwilling to say. Sen. Harry Byrd Jr. formally endorsed Haynsworth on Wednesday.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
South Carolina
Senate
Magnuson
Haynsworth
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Dva
Post Office Sets Yule Overseas Mail Dates
Norwalk Post Office officer in charge Robert O'Donnell announced Christmas overseas mailing dates for military parcels. Surface mail should be sent now through November 8, air mail December 1 through 13, with Parcel Air Lift up to 30 pounds and 60 inch girth via space available. Five pound parcels may be air mailed October 20 through November 22, and all items require typewritten or ink addresses with APO or FPO numbers and a contents slip with sender details.
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Robert O’donnell
Norwalk
O’donnell
Rhodes to sign GE construction site marker in Ravenna
Gov. James A. Rhodes was to sign a marker at General Electric Co. new construction site in Ravenna to mark the project’s start. Dr. H. H. Marvin GE executive for high intensity and quartz lamp division would also sign the sign.
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Ravenna
Ohio
UPI
James A. Rhodes
General Electric Co
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