Rhodes repeats stand opposing income tax
COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov James A. Rhodes repeated his opposition to a state income tax at his first news conference since taking office. He defended cabinet members behind him and declined to answer all questions in detail. Rhodes said the legislature should abolish capital punishment groups and outlined plans to continue briefings on state finances based on a survey by Ernst & Ernst and Lybrand, Ross & Mantgomery.
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UPI
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James A. Rhodes
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Ross ‘Rrathere & Mantanmery
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Edwin A. Walker
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Walker
Oxford, Miss
James H. Meredith
Meredith to Leave Perhaps for Good
The state shows 83,063,518 in obligations and unappropriated debts exceeding cash. Officials warn spending runs 55 million above receipts, amid a need to balance the budget and cover the 83 million shortfall with possible across the board cuts and constitutional orders to curb expenditures.
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Uenhank
Ganantalan
Clemson set to admit Gantt and end segregation
Clemson College prepared to admit 90 year old Negro architecture student Harvey Gantt next Monday, the first Black student in South Carolina public schools. State officials failed in last-ditch stasis attempts. U.S. Circuit Court order and Warren refusal push the move.
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South Carolina
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U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
France and West Germany Sign Pact to Cooperate
Paris reports a treaty pledging cooperation between France and West Germany. De Gaulle and Adenauer sign after a ceremony at the Elysee Palace declaring regular ministerial consultations, troop exchanges, and joint training for potential Brussels talks on Britain’s entry to a European common market.
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Adenauer
de Gaulle
Brussels
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Gaulle
Nuclear test ban talks inch toward agreement
Washington reports the United States Britain and Russia push toward a partial ban while key disputes remain. West backs on site inspections for underground tests and seeks broader verification including seismic posts and international teams. Russia pushes all or nothing stance challenging inclusion of France and China.
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UPI
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Britain
Russia
Kennedy
Mikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Brussels
West
Maniedi ‘Conecutive Commission
West Germany
Fem
Khrusheves
France
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No new taxes vow from Ohio finance director
Columbus Ohio state finance director Richard L Krabach pledged no new taxes during the current legislative session. He said Gov James A Rhodes administration will match income and outgo dollar for dollar and warned tax increases if state employee growth continues at prior rates. Krabach ordered a 9.1 percent expense cut across departments and aims to send a balanced budget to the legislature between February 15 and March 1.
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Krabach
Boy in Fair Condition After Home Accident
Bruce Bordy seven from 225 Beech Street remained in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after dropping a bottle and slicing his left chest and hand. Mother said no glass pierced his lung and he was in surgery briefly before stable, with no complications expected. Police said the injury occurred at the family home at 10 29 a m yesterday.
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Beech St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Bordy
William Bordy
Wellington Motorist Misuses Starter Fluid
A Wellington man gave his wife a can of starter fluid for a car, but she claimed the car would not start. She sprayed the fluid across the radiator in an apparent misuse, leaving the car inoperative and prompting questions about the correct use of the product.
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Wellington
Surgeons report two family limb reattachment milestones in Boston
Northeastern Ohio notes cloudy warmer with light snow and a high near 30 while in Boston UPI reports two Teams of surgeons near Massachusetts General Hospital successfully rejoined severed limbs in young patients Everett Knowles and William Hunt. Both cases required nerve reconnection and complex staged operations. Hunt retains toe movement. Knowles has limited finger movement due to nerve damage.
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UPI
Everett
Everettt Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Somerville
Mass
William Hunt
Peter Ben
Army Brigham Hospital
Hunt
Knowles
Council votes to transfer school to community college
Amherst area reports show Board of Education plans to shift technical schooling to a local Community College, with coverage of hearings, zoning notices, and related municipal actions. Nearby towns Avon, Lorain, Oberlin, Wellington, and North Ridgeville are listed with civic updates, tax considerations, and upcoming elections.
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