Commission starts study of Ohio's constitution
The Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission launched for a potential nine year study of the state's constitution. Eight of twelve legislators were sworn in and named co chairs to lead a panel that will select 20 public members. The legislature authorized a 32 member body with $100000 for the study and the panel will run until July 1 1979.
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Commission
Ohio
Perry Smith Columbus
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Co
Nam O Neill
Theodore M Gray
R- 3
Piqua
John McDonald
Newark
Jim Thrope
Alliance
Cochairmen
Charles Fry
Springfield
Charles J Carney
Youngstown
Sion
Commission i S
Prison's black course gives inmates identity in study program
At Terminal Island Federal Prison a two hour twice weekly black studies course for 85 inmates, 25 percent of the population, aims to foster identity and independent thought. Instructor Harvey Williams, a theology graduate, emphasizes dialogue over preaching and sees progress in inmates engaging with complex issues of power and race.
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Pedro
Calif
Terminal Island Federal Prison
Sas
Harvey Walliams
America
Williams
Long Beach
Willams
John Coltrane
R K. Lyles
Frigid National Forecast Details Snow and Rain Outside
The national forecast calls for snow flurries in the lower Lakes region and upper Appalachians with snow also at higher elevations of the north and central plateau. Rain is expected along the West Coast and showers in southeastern Texas. Overall, mostly fair weather prevails elsewhere and continued cold spells affect the main body of the country.
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Upper
Appalachians
Plateau
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Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Tonight Through Sunday
Considerable cloudiness with slowly moderating temperatures and a chance of snow flurries and gradually diminishing winds tonight. Lows from 5 above to 5 below. Variable cloudiness with a chance of a few snow flurries and not as cold tomorrow. Highs in the teens. Outlook Sunday: cloudy with a chance of snow and not as cold.
Five Day Temperatures to Moderate but Stay Below Normal
Temperatures will dip through the work week with highs in the 20s and lows in the low teens. Snow flurries are expected nearly daily with a melt average of five to seven and a half inches. Temperatures may rise a bit over the weekend before turning colder again midweek.
Huntington Amgets Post 162 Dance Night
Saturday datebook item notes a dance at Post 162 with event titled Amgets. The gathering starts at 9 p.m. at the post home.
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Amgets Post
Post
San Clemente Tourism Deflated by Nixon Visit
San Clemente Calif residents say the town’s Western White House fame backfired as tourists stayed away. Chamber head Gilbert Eselle notes crowds misled visitors while hotels had vacancies during Nixon visits. Hotel staff report few guests while interest remains about viewing the president’s residence at the gate.
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San Clemente
Calif
President Nuxon
White House
Gilbert Eselle
Chamber of Commerce
San Clemente Inn
Eselle
Court Report Tuesday Debts and Disobeyed Signals Multiply
Kenneth Bodnar 20 of 3226 Nowh iridge Rd faces reckless operation charge with a $50 fine and 30 day license suspension withheld on six months without moving violations. Multiple defendants, including Marlene Oyler 38 and Sharon Smedley 20, appear for red light disobedience and larceny with fines ranging from $5 to $50 and jail or bond conditions. The list covers offenses such as speeding, unsafe vehicle, ignition keys unattended, and stop distance violations with assorted fines, jail sentences withheld, or suspensions.
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Daniel West
Pearl Ave
Loram
Robert F Plotz
National
Grafton
Deibert D Suntheimer
Cleveland St
Earl R Linden
Jack A McAllen
Eighth St
Eiserston Adams
Wilsow Park
Jane Molnar
Elberta Ro
Paul L Mueller
North Island
Ston Sgn
Curtis L Severance
Wadsworth
Arthur N Ward
Peck Wadsworth
Wellngton
Damiel F
Giovanazzo
Roosevelt Ave
Robert M Magel
Kopcho
Garder
Government starts car data release to aid buyers
Washington report details new auto safety data mandated by the Safety Bureau. Prospective buyers will compare stopping distance, acceleration, and tire reserve loads across brands, based on manufacturer tests. Data will be published later this month in a handbook for consumer use.
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Washington
National Highway Safety
THE
Safety Bureau
St. NW
Washington, D.C
Bureau
6Th and
D. Sts
D.C
Dunkirk residents oppose tax cut and seek services
In Dunkirk New York voters oppose a proposed 25 million budget tax cut. City Councilman Leonard Catalano says residents prefer enhanced services and major improvement programs. The average homeowner would save 20 to 40 dollars annually under the plan, with a budget 300000 below last year.
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Lake Ewe
Leonard Catalano
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