Portsmouth City Manager Kennedy Fired In Council Vote
Mayor Coryell condemns dismissal as a public lynching while four council members vote 4 to 2 to fire City Manager Huxley Kennedy. Anderson says the move targets Kennedy’s lack of planning though Kennedy has yet to decide on a public hearing.
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Coryell
Kennedy
Mike Drake
Max Coryell
Huxley Kennedy
Portsmouth
William Anderson
Coun
Cilman
Jack Stapleton
6Th Ward
Anderson
Saxbe Breaks With Nixon Over Vietnam War Policy
U S Senator William B Saxbe of Ohio repudiates Nixon Vietnam War approach calling the bombing order arrogant and irresponsible He says he will back antiwar efforts in Congress due to the Dec 18 bombing and lack of White House contact.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Nixon
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Saxbe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert J. Havel
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
America
Hanoi
Radio
Democrats Urge National Antibomb Campaign
Eighteen House Democrats called on party officials to convene a special Democratic National Committee session to organize a nationwide antibomb campaign. They urged the caucus to back a peace treaty with North Vietnam and oppose the bombing as Congress reconvenes.
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John Beckler
Washington
Vietnam
House Democrats
Robert Strauss
Tional Committee
House Democratic Caucus
United States
North Vietnam
Congress
Carl Albert
House
Albert
Harsha condemns loss of emergency disaster loan program
Rep. William H. Harsha of Portsmouth censures President Nixon for terminating the emergency disaster loan program for farmers amid heavy rains and floods in Ohio. Harsha argues the move abandons farmers in need and calls for a sanity test of budget officials.
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William H. Harsha
Portsmouth
Nixon
Harsha
Office of Management and Budget
Ohio
Kinney Spring Closure Stirs Portsmouth Residents
Portmouth residents await Kinney Spring reopening after March 2 closure by the Health Department due to dangerous bacteria found in routine tests.
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Portsmouth
Kinney Spring
Portsmouth Health Department
Parochial School Tax Refund Plan Declared Unconstitutional
A three judge panel of the U S District Court in Columbus ruled the Ohio parochial aid tax refund plan unconstitutional. Judges Rubin Kinneary and Peck issued the decision in a suit by Tax Commissioner Kosydar against ACLU Ohio executive director Benson W olman. A Gilligan spokesman indicated an appeal is likely after the ruling is read.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S. District Court Today
Ohio
Carl Rubin
Joseph Kinneary
John Peck
Robert Kosydar
The
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Benson A. Wolman
John J. Gilligan
Four More Aircraft Lost In Vietnam Air Blitz
AP dispatch from Saigon reports the US Command confirming four additional aircraft lost and 12 airmen killed or captured as the Hanoi Haiphong air campaign continued. Total US losses reach 27 aircraft and 93 air crew missing or killed in under two weeks.
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George Esper
Saigon
Hanoi-Haiphong
Radio
Hanoi
U.S
Navy Ras
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Parcels Sold In Industrial Park In Portsmouth Area
The Portsmouth Area Growth Foundation opened its Clay Township industrial park with three initial parcel sales to Archem Corp, C G Biscuit Co, and United Parcel Service. The 12 acre site in a 24 acre complex sold for about 32000 with utility work bids to open January 11.
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Portsmouth Area Growth Foundation
Clay Township
Route 23
Archem Corp
11Th St
C. G Biscuit Co
Chillicothe St
United Parcel Service
PAGF
Edward Levi
Earl C. Hayes
Levi
Portsmouth
Candidates File Expense Statements for November Election
Elections director Jennings B. Cole said all candidates filed expense accounts by the December 22 deadline. Candidates failing to file face a five year bar from seeking public office. Expenditures and receipts are listed for several candidates including Judge Homer E Peter Abele who was unopposed and Clarence Bowen who had minimal activity.
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Jennings B. Cole
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Homer E.peter Abele
Clarence Bowen
Bowen
Timothy Thoroughman
Thoroughman
Paul E. Fowler
Fowler
Eugene Geary
Amtrak to add four high speed Midwest trains next summer
Amtrak plans four air turbine powered trains for Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis routes with speeds up to 100 mph. Two will be leased from the French National Railways and two bought from United Aircraft Corp for 4.1 million dollars each.
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Amtrak
Midwest
Washington
Chicago
French National Railways
United Aircraft Corp
Canadian National Railway
Bus Firm Sues Union for 40 Million in Damages
Continental Trailways, a Dallas based unit of Holiday Inns, seeks more than 40 million dollars from the United Transportation Union of Cleveland over damages allegedly caused by an unlawful labor strike. The suit asks 13 million in actual damages, exemplary damages of 26 million, and 48 thousand dollars per day for each day the strike endures after filing.
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Dallas
Continental Trailways, Inc
Holiday Inns, Inc
United Transportation Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Continental Trailways Safeway
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Inside the Times
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Buckhannon
W. Va
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United Methodist Church
West Virginia
Mossadegh
Tehran
Iran
Ardeshir Zahedi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Zahedi
Britain
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