Elyria Rejects 1 Percent City Income Tax in Special Election
Elyria voters again defeated a proposed 1 percent city income tax by 4 230 for and 5 260 against in a special election with 9 490 ballots cast. The measure passed only in Ward 3 and failed in six other wards amid a city turnout of 45 percent.
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Elyria
Elyria Council Reads Tax Defeat Sparks City Cuts
Following the defeat of the city income tax five men planned for Elyria Police positions will not be sworn in. Mayor Reichlin warned of many cuts to bone in services, especially recreation, while safety director Tracey promised belt tightening. Council members said cuts are uncertain but may come via a third reading or a May primary.
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Victor F. Stewart Jr
Elyria
Board of Elections
Leonard P. Reichlin
Reichlin
Robert F. Messaros
D-6
Elyria High School
Miami University
State proposes $5.8 billion two year budget hike
Gov James A Rhodes sends a 5.8 billion budget to the General Assembly for the next two fiscal years beginning July 1. The plan raises overall spending by 500 million with 953 million for K 12, 864 million for public welfare, 399 million for higher education, and 313 million to mental hygiene and corrections. It also includes a 3 percent pay raise for most state workers and cites staff additions to pollution control.
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Columbus
Begi
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Howard L. Collier
Collier
Mental Hygiene
The
Ohio Historical Society
Ohio Youth Commission
Weather Update Mild with Clouds and Showers Possible
Weather forecast shows mild, cloudy conditions with high near 50. Tonight remains cloudy with a slight chance of light rain or drizzle and lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Tomorrow turns cloudy and warmer with likely showers and a high around the upper 40s to low 50s. Southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunset 5 31 p.m. Sunrise 7 47 a.m. Details on page 26. Chicken quarters advertised at 29¢ lb at Meyer Goldberg's QT Markets.
Pueblo Skipper says he sent urgent White House messages during North Korea incident
Cmdr Lloyd Bucher told a Navy court-of-inquiry that after North Korean gunboats surrounded the USS Pueblo he used a direct Navy and White House priority to report the crisis. He described shells striking the radar mast wounding him and others, and said there was no chance to outrun or fight at close range.
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Coronado
Calif
Uss Pueblo
White House
Japan
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
Navy
Bucher
Pointblank Range
Johnson
Walt W. Rostow
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert 5. McNamara
Pueblo
War footing tied to Paris talks
South Vietnam Prime Minister Tran Van Huong said the outcome of the Paris talks hinges on Vietnam's own political and military developments. He warned success in Paris depends on stability and a stronger armed forces at home, noting distrust of Communist negotiators.
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Paris
UPI
Tran van Huong
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Huong
Saigon
Daniel Southerland
No conflict at airport, Grunda says
County Prosecutor Joseph R. Grunda ruled there were no actions by Lorain County Regional Airport Authority members that would constitute a conflict of interest. He affirmed no direct or indirect interests in contracts and cited the need for conscience in such determinations.
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Lorain County
Grunda
Chronicle-Telegram
J. William McCray
Authority
Warren B. Finkel
Wolfe
Grunday
Finkel
McCray
The James Earl Ray case across borders and notes
The article traces a cross border manhunt for James Earl Ray alias Eric Starvo Galt with sightings in Toronto, passport under Ramon George Sneyd, misfiled fingerprints, and limited clues. It notes the April 1968 FBI identification, a rooming house stay at 962 Dundas Ave, a possible visitor on May 2, and a planned May 7 flight to London.
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Eric Starve Galt
America
Martin Luther King Jr
Galt
FBI
Washington, D.C
Eric Starvo Galt
James Earl Ray
Ray
Toronto
Marshall
Department of External Affairs
Ottawa
Ramon George Sneyd
Sneyd
Kennedy
Bloor Street
Atlanta
Maj
Barney Ragsdale
Georgia Bureau of Identification
Missouri State Penitentiary
Ragsdale
Missouri State
Dundas
Kennedy Travel Bureau
C.R. Doey
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Doey
RCMP
Where to turn GRAFTON fire department seeks daytime help
North Eaton trustees approve fire station plans. Oberlin conflict of interest ruled in appointment to city industrial group. LaGrange Keystone schools hire commercial education teacher. South Amherst American Legion asks for clear title to building bought from school board.
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North Eaton
Oberlin
City Industrial Group
Lagrange — Keystone Schools
South Amherst — American Legion
Enterprise Toll Rises to 27 After Navy Fire
The Enterprise incident death toll climbs to 27 as Aviation Structural Mechanic Dennis R. Milburn of Hutchinson Kansas dies from head injuries sustained in last week's fire and explosion aboard the carrier.
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Enterprise Toll
Washington
UPI
Enterprise
Aviation Structural Mechanicc
Dennis R. Milburn
Hutchinson
Kan
The Trouble With Good Advice Interferes With Plans
A concise remark notes that even sound counsel can disrupt intended paths. It reflects on how guidance may clash with personal strategies and timing, highlighting the tension between external input and individual plans.
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