Hopefuls Put Touches On Derby Racers
Portsmouth area youths finish soap box derby cars for the Gravity Grand Prix on Kendall Ave starting 1 p.m. with 40 entries. Time trials begin at 10 30 a.m. Prize money totals 500 and a trip to Akron for the winner. second prize is 100. Civic Forum sponsors the event. local businesses fund the prizes.
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Portsmouth Area
Kendall Ave
17Th St
Akron
Civic Forum
Jerry Tovine
Tovine
Portsmouth
Waller St
Dean Links Nixon Aides in Watergate Cover Up
Former White House counsel John W. Dean III testified before the Senate Watergate committee detailing a pretext of top level involvement in a Watergate cover up. He described a White House culture of spying on opponents and plans to break the law to gain information.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Nixon
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John D. Ehrlichman
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Haldeman
Ehrlichman
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Ohio tax credit ruling boosts budget talk in Columbus
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a federal ruling finding the state tax credit plan for parochial school parents unconstitutional. The decision leaves about 81 million dollars in play as lawmakers seek to finalize a 9.9 billion budget with added credits and possible restorations to university funding before the fiscal year ends. Governor Gilligan expressed deep regret, while lawmakers weigh amendments and conference committee moves to resolve House Senate differences.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Senate
John. Gilligan
Gilligan
Conference Committee
House
Pri
Cuyahoga Republicans push to move lottery HQ to Cleveland
Cleveland leaders urge bringing the state lottery administrative headquarters to Cuyahoga County arguing 50 percent of revenues would flow here. They estimate the move could inject about 5 million dollars yearly into the area as the lottery is authorized but not yet set up by the General Assembly.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Republican
Cleveland
General Assembly
Ohio
Robert E. Hughes
Party
Cochairman
Hughes
Prisoners Union Sues Over Isolation at Lucasville
The Ohio Prisoners Labor Union filed a federal suit alleging inmates at Lucasville were placed in isolation without proven violations. The complaint seeks release from isolation and $20 daily damages for time spent isolated. OPSU notes widespread strikes and alleged job scarcity.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lucasville
Ohio Prisoners Labor Union
OPLU
Larry Vellani
OPSU
W. J. Whealon
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
School Receives 43300 Grant for Girls Residence
Happy Hearts School wins a 43300 grant from Ohio and plans a one year residence for up to 16 girls with no-parents or unable to cope with disabilities. Renovation of a county-bought motel for housing, donations urged, and future plans include a boys residence.
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Happy Hearts School
Division of
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Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene
Scioto
Lawrence
Mary Whaley
Eee
State Division of Mental Retardation
Brezhnev In Paris For Talks
Soviet leader Brezhnev arrives in Paris for two day talks with President Pompidou amid possible offer of chairmanship for a proposed super East-West summit in December. France vows sovereignty in defense while seeking independence from bloc influence and wary of nuclear limits talks.
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Georges Pompidou
United States
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Nixon
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Finland
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Washington
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Russia
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Communist Party
Europe
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Ching
Peking
House Moves to Block All Bombing Funds in Cambodia
The House followed the Senate in attempting to cut off all funds for U S bombing in Cambodia and debated amendments to prohibit new spending for bombing or Indochina war activities. President Nixon faces a 10 day window to veto or sign the $3.4 billion supplemental bill. Ford urges veto while seeking extra time for bombing amid secret talks for a Cambodia cease fire.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Senate
U.S
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Indochina
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Congress
Appropriations Committee
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Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Hearing Tonight On City Budget And Renovation Plans
Public hearing on the 1974 city budget set for 7 30 that includes a 4 446 430 municipal operations total The council will consider an ordinance to appropriate 225 000 from the Federal General Revenue Sharing Trust Fund for the first phase of City Hall and Griffin Hall renovations and 2000 for downtown improvement study under the Housing and Community Development Fund Also on the agenda is a proposal to authorize the city manager to contract with Bob Newman and Associates for the City Hall Griffin Hall renovation design phase And the second reading of a salary raise question for the Council and mayor to be placed before voters in the November 6 General Elections.
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City Hall
Federal General Revenue Sharing Trust Fund
Griffin Hall
Housing and Community Development Fund
Bob Newman and Associates
Ohio Senate panel delays action on public official pay raise
The Senate Ways and Means Committee postponed action on a bill boosting pay for state officials and judges for a week. It would raise chief justice from 32000 to 42000 and governor from 40000 to 50000, with other offices similarly increased. Some lawmakers may seek voter support, but the constitution prohibits automatic raises.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Maloney
General Assembly
Legislative Public Information System
Youngstown
Algeria Chile to Apply Cocoa Agreement Provisions
Algeria and Chile deposited declarations with the U.N. Legal Office stating they will provisional apply the International Cocoa Agreement. The pact would establish export quotas a fixed price range and a cocoa council to curb price swings.
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United Nations, N.Y
Algeria
Chile
U.N. Legal Office
Ohio Valley Weather Warnings Continue With Showers
Forecasters keep Ohio Valley in a hot and cloudy pattern with a chance of thundershowers tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight mid 60s to low 70s, highs around 80s, with earlier records showing a 90 degree high yesterday and 65 degree low this morning.
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Ohio Valley
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