Missing U S Recon Plane Likely Shot Down by North Korea
UPI reports the Pentagon believes the unarmed Navy electronic intelligence plane, with 31 aboard, was shot down by North Korean aircraft while far outside North Korea's airspace. Soviet ships joined the search in the Sea of Japan near Vladivostok as debris and wreckage were observed. no survivors have been reported.
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United States
Spiro T. Agnew
Jurors Challenged In Stifel Death Penalty Case
In Cleveland the prosecution and defense agree to start peremptory challenges on 18 tentative jurors for Orville E. Stifel II’s murder trial. Stifel, 22, of Cincinnati, faces the death penalty for the July 8 mail bomb death of Lorain teacher Daniel J. Renee. Opening statements hoped for tomorrow as 14 jurors were seated at 11 a.m. The court resumed after questioning 15 of 99 prospective jurors, with three excused for opposition to capital punishment or illness. one prospect hospitalized for up to three weeks.
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Orville E. Stifel II
U.S
Bernard Stuplinski
William Hopkins
Stifel
Cincinnati
Lorain
Daniel J. Renee
Renee
Girard Falbfleisch
Girad Kalbfleisch
Weather forecast for the area with mild conditions
Lower 70s highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Tonight partly cloudy with lows 47 to 54. Tomorrow expect warm with afternoon showers. Friday cooler with more showers. Winds south 5 to 15 mph tonight, NE 15 to 16 mph later. Sunset 7:08 pm. Sunrise 5:46 am. Highs around 60s and lows near 50s with varying cloudiness and showers.
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Ohioans Among 31 on Downed Navy Plane
Three Ohio men aboard a Navy reconnaissance plane shot down off the North Korean coast have been named Flight Engineer Ballard Connors Jr of Dayton Communications Technician 2 C Stephen J Tesmer of Upper Sandusky and Marine Staff Sgt Hugh M Lynch of Cuyahoga Falls. Tesmer planned to finish college after service. Navy said 31 crewmen were aboard and the plane was downed yesterday.
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Ballard Connors Jr
Dayton
Ballard Connors Sr
C. Stephen J. Tesmer
Upper Sandusky
Dale Louis Tesmer
Connor
Japan
Marine Corps
Hugh M. Lynch
Hugh Lynch
Cuyahoga Falls
Tesmer
Navy
Dale Tesmer
Philip
Sundby
Geraldine Smith
Richard E. Smith
Expert attacks Elyria waste disposal plan
Ohio state solid waste expert Donald E. Day denounces Elyria's proposed Cadiz rail haul disposal scheme as unlicensed and impractical. Day, speaking at a Lorain County meeting with Reichlin, warns the plan conflicts with state approval and may be costly while Cadiz seeks to bury municipal waste in a deep mine.
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Elivia
Ohio
Donald E. Day
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Hezlid
Cadiz
Day
Reichlin
Lorain County Community College
Solid Was
Cadiz Land Reclamation Co
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State Department of Health
Cambodia to Resume Ties With United States
Cambodia's head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said diplomatic relations would restart after the U S recognized Cambodia's frontiers. He noted exchanges of charges d affaires and hoped maps would place disputed Gulf of Thailand islands within Cambodia. South Vietnam also signaled readiness to reconsider frontier issues.
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Vietnam
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Saigon
Washington
Kingdom of
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South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Gulf of Thailand
Tuling Sihanouk
Rhodes dumps tax bill says he’s not behind plan
Gov. Rhodes denies backing a mandatory county income tax plan amid House proposals to fund education. He cites strong opposition to his education tax program and asks for delay. Kurfess pitches a 1 percent county income tax to cut property taxes, funding schools with $500 per pupil. Ohio agencies weigh impacts as polity shifts.
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Columbus
James Rhodes
Athens
Kurtess
Pease routes two bills on pupil funds and county taxes
Rep. Donald J. Pease proposes two Ohio House bills to restructure school financing. One bill would equalize per pupil educational expenditures across districts, the other would institute mandatory graduated personal and corporate county income taxes with property tax relief.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald J. Pease
Education bill proposed for Ohio school funding overhaul
The Pease plan would set a minimum $50 per pupil per year support, raise state aid by about $460 million annually with $200 million for property tax relief, and add a $1040 level for each student in state approved vocational programs. It would maintain current local district organization and boost aid to districts receiving Aid to Dependent Children funds by $2 per enrolled pupil.
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