Ohio Assembly Returns Eyes Tax Relief and Utilities
The Ohio General Assembly resumes with a short work week to study property tax relief and utility rate reform. The House Utilities Committee plans to send the Senate passed rate making measure to a subcommittee for revision. The Senate Ways and Means Committee awaits action on the House property tax relief bill.
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CB directed attack on police at Boston rally probed
Boston police seized on a claimed radio coordinated assault at an antibusing march outside South Boston High School. Commissioner diGrazia said 40 to 50 officers were injured as rocks bottles and tear gas flew and protesters, about 2000 strong, violated permits. Authorities traced actions to citizens band radio with coded terms.
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Bar Association weighs Watergate response and prostitution plan
The American Bar Association opened its midwinter meeting with debates on a formal Watergate response and a proposal to decriminalize prostitution. A separate plan would create a special court to investigate government wrongdoing and bar a president from naming a top campaign aide as attorney general. The prostitution proposal suggests licensing rather than criminal penalties, arguing current laws allow government intrusion and gender bias.
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The Electric Decision Maker Booklet Helps Carolyn Save
Carolyn Yarnell weighs costs of daily goods and services and uses The Electric Decision Maker to estimate appliance running costs by job hour or minute. It offers tips on efficiency and promises a free copy from Ohio Edison offices or by mail.
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Traffic police in San Jose use screwdrivers on license plates
In an odd practice, Costa Rican traffic police reportedly unscrew license plates instead of issuing summons. Flyers claim fines must be paid in traffic court in person, with redemption possible only by appearance.
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Pill report links tumors and liver cancer to birth control pills
Journal of the American Medical Association reports a possible link between oral contraceptives and liver tumors plus liver cancer. University of Louisville researchers describe 13 treated cases from 1968 to 1974, all users of pills for six months or longer, with several alive post surgery. Additional cases cited as being tracked in recent months.
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