Ohio Senate Okays Broad Tax Plan in Compromise Budget
The Ohio Senate approved a broad tax package with a personal income tax of 0.5 to 3.5 percent and corporate tax 4 to 8 percent, plus real estate and tangible property rollbacks. It would raise about 525 million for 1971-73 and include severance taxes earmarked for environmental projects, plus funds for education, welfare, state employees, and highway patrol hires.
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India says Dacca fall imminent
An Indian government spokesman in Calcutta said thousands of Indian troops crossed the Meghna River and he predicted Dacca would be captured early next week. Indian and Pakistani forces fight along the East Pakistan border as India asserts control at sea off Karachi.
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Calcutta
Meghna
Dacca
Kenneth J. Braddick
New Delhi
East Pakistan
Indira Gasdhi
United Nations
India
Pakistan
U.N
Chhamb
Kashmir
Punjab
Rajasthan
Gwadar
Karachi
Fireman saves two cats with oxygen in Carlisle blaze
Carlisle Township Fireman Edward Hess provided life-saving oxygen to two cats rescued from a house fire on Woodside Road. The animals were the sole survivors from a litter of six found at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Forman. Hess, now five years on the force, called it his first such incident.
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Carlisle Township
Edward Hess
Ernest Forman
Woodside Road
Hess
Yonker Ct
Carlisle
Dave Jones
Candlemaking at West Carlisle School helps needy youngsters
Gerald Haney’s sixth grade class at West Carlisle School makes and sells candles to benefit The Chronicle Telegram Not-Forgotten Box. Pupils Summers Summers Dill Parker and other students plan to buy toys for Salvation Army Christmas distribution, with new toys accepted at The C T lobby Not-Forgotten Box 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sundays.
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Gerald Haney
Chronicle-Telegram
Michelle Summers
Gary Summers
Forest St
la- Grange
Clay Dill
Raymond Dill
W. Main St
Jeff Parker
Lawrence Parker
Salvation Army
C-T
John Kenney
Board seeks harmony at Admiral King High School
The Lorain school board announced twelve recommendations to foster racial harmony at Admiral King High School at a public meeting. About 70 of the roughly 100 Black attendees walked out in protest as board president Joseph Lindsay defended the plan. Led by Manson King, the group criticized lack of engagement with the Black community and objected to the exclusion of certain Black faculty recommendations. The proposals include an integrated human relations committee, an integrated parent group to discuss school issues, classroom visits by mixed groups of students to promote self-discipline and democratic problem solving, and an integrated grievance committee to address concerns. King had earlier apologized to White parents for the action planned by Black leaders, saying the board had not communicated with the community. Lindsay asserted the Black perspective was considered, and the board emphasized that the plan prioritizes Black feelings alongside broader community concerns.
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Lindsay
Admiral King
Board of Education
Richard Ackerman
Singer Co weighs offer to buy AmStan unit in Elyma plant
Singer Co studies the financial condition of the Elyma plant as it weighs a potential sale of AmStan's Residential Air Conditioning Division. The plant employs about 950 workers and would stay within Environmental Comfort Systems if sold, amid broader AmStan asset divestment.
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AmStan
American Standard Inc
New York
Chronicle Telegram
Singer
Elyma
Internatonal Telephone and Telegraph Corp
ITT
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Elora
Environmental Comfort Systems Group
Warning on Cleveland cosmetic firm distributorships faced
Better Business Bureaus in Cleveland and Akron caution residents about investing in D Amour International Incorporated offering two level distributorships at 1000 and 4300 dollars. The Cleveland bureau notes ties to Koscot Interplanetary Inc. and cites prior actions against multilevel schemes. The Ohio lawsuit is set for January in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
D'Amour International Incorporated
Cleveland Better Business Bureau
D’ Amour
Koscot Interplanetary Inc
Florida
D'Amour
Koscot Interplanetary Incorporated
Better Business
Koscot
William Cantley
North Olmsted
East
Chronicle-Telegram
Dare-To-So-Great Inc
Turner Enterprises Inc
Orlando
Fla
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Franklin County
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Better Business Bureau
New York
Weather forecast mild with rain and cool temperatures
The forecast calls for mild weather with highs in the low to mid 30s and rain likely tonight with lows in the low to mid 40s. Partial clearing and cooler conditions are expected tomorrow with highs in the upper 40s and low 30s. Probability of precipitation is 30 percent today, 70 percent tonight, and 20 percent tomorrow. Details on page 7.
Vietnam Orphans Highlight Bourcher Photo Essay
AP photographer Bourcher nears end of Vietnam assignment visiting Sai Gon orphanages. Sunday feature reveals 266000 orphans and the emotional impact of war through a dramatic picture essay. Janet Staihar surveys the breath issue in miners with Black Lung and congressional debate over compensation. Actress Ann B Davis reflects on her TV roles and fame. Cynthia Lowry notes Shaw’s concern about English in My Fair Lady era travel.
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Vietnam
James A. Bourcher
Saigon
Janet Staihar
Associated Press
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