Major Ohio campaign hinges on corners and TV blitzes
Ohio Republicans claim progress since a rocky start amid state loans and indictments as Nixon's visit and TV ads loom. Democrat John Gilligan edges ahead in funding while Roger Cloud fights for late TV saturation. Taft and Metzenbaum clash over Nixon, crime, and policy in a toss up race.
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Lee Leonard Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Rock Bottom
GOP
Nixon
Franklin County Grand Jury
Roger Cloud
John J. Gilligan
Cloud
Cleveland
Youngstown
Canton-Akron
Gilligan
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Columbus
Robert A. Taft Jr
United States
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Taft
Senate
Metzenbaum
Radiclib
Spiro T. Agnew
General Motors Corp
Kent State University
Cincinnati
Stephen M. Young
William Howard Taft
Republican
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Washington
Ohio Voters to Consider Three Constitutional Changes
Ohioans will vote on three proposed amendments on November 3. Issue 1 would let the Legislature grant elderly property tax relief with income limits. A second would cut the voter residency requirement from one year to six months. The third would end the rule that charter amendments must be mailed to all registered voters.
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Columbus
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Ohio
General Assembly
Glenn faces unpaid campaign debts after primary loss
Former astronaut John Glenn says committees that supported his failed Democratic senatorial bid owe creditors, including Aviation Sales Inc which seeks 6927 dollars. He plans a Cleveland fundraising dinner in early 1971 and may enter private business to settle obligations while cooperating with creditors.
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UPI
John Glenn
Glenn
Cleveland
Aviation Sales Inc
Vandalia
Lois S. Netzley
Aviation Sales
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