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Norwalk Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

24 Oct 1972

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Norwalk Reflector

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Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1972

Page

10

Nixon Quietly Reopens White House Staff Probe

CBS reports President Nixon ordered John Dean to reopen inquiries into links between White House staff and the June 17 Watergate break in. Dean questioned aides Dwight Chapin and Donald Segretti as the President weighs further internal scrutiny amid warnings from the FBI.

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New York UPS Nixon White House Watergate CBS Daniel Schorr John Dean Watergate Complex Dean FBI Patrick Gray Schorr CBS News Dwight Chapin Donald Segretti California Ron Ziegler Chapin
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Fed Up Students and Disruptions at McGuffey Junior High

At McGuffey Junior High in Columbus eighth graders formed Congress of Races United CORU after protests over racial problems. Led by Tonya Keels and teachers, CORU's pledge drew about 80 members with nearly 500 expected this year. Students report fewer disruptions and improved understanding among races under CORU leadership.

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Columbus UPI McGuffey Junior High School Tonya Keels Tonya Congress of Races United CORU Clifford Davis Alan Ward
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Misinformation Swirls Over Ohio Income Tax Repeal Debate

Ohio officials and lawmakers clash over repeal claims as Martin W. Essex labels pamphlets falsehoods while Reps. Richard Reichel and Robert Netzley argue repeal would not harm education or require tax increases. They claim growth and federal sharing could fund programs through mid-1975. The Ohio Education Association notes the tax aided reductions in local property tax requests.

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Citizens For Ohio Pamphetts Essex Reichel The Treasury State Finance Department
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