Nixon Opens Campaign To Win Local Backing For Tax Sharing
President Nixon meets California Governor Reagan to rally state and local officials behind a revenue sharing plan. The proposal would add about 6 billion dollars in new money plus 10 billion in converted grants, aiming to push two-thirds of general aid directly to localities and replace matching requirements with freer funds.
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California
Ronald Reagan
White House
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New York
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Pennsylvania
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Ownership dispute over S and J Bar on East 28th Street
The Lorain bar, tied to John A. Gay and Ellis Vasu, is at the center of a questioning ownership fight. Gay, jailed on narcotics charges, has sworn he is part owner. Vasu, president and sole stockholder, signs as bar owner. State records name S and J Inc. with Vasu as president and Gay listed as secretary. The bond lists the bar, building, and three lots as collateral, valuing the property at 94,000 with 12,000 debt and noting welfare payments to Vasu since May 1970.
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Lorain
Erty
Clerk of Courts
Lorain County
East 28Th Street
Gay
J Inc
Ellis Vasu
Vasu
Shields Nursing Clinic
Vasu Indi
Frank Echko
Colder Weather With Snow Flurries Expected Today
Partly cloudy and windy with a chance of few snow flurries and highs in the upper 30s. Tonight will be colder with lows in the lower 20s and variable cloudiness. Tomorrow highs in the upper 40s with cooler conditions and low 40s. Historical highs and lows noted: HIGH 38 yesterday at 3 37 p.m. LOW 22 today at 8 30 a.m.
Cernan Rescued After Copter Crash During Training
Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan backup commander for Apollo 14 crashed a helicopter into the Indian River during a solo training flight near Patrick Air Force Base Florida. He was rescued by sheriff’s deputies and examined at Patrick AFB Hospital with no injuries reported. Cernan, who flew Gemini 9 in 1956 and Apollo 10 in 1969, was not on a mission at the time.
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Melbourne
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Muskie Delays 1972 Presidential Bid in California Remarks
U S Senator Edmund S Muskie of Maine denies an immediate presidential run while in Sacramento addressing California state central committee delegates. In the background Sacramento Mayor Richard Marriott, a Democrat, and Sen George McGovern are noted as potential candidates.
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Edmunds. Muskie
Maine
Sacramento
Calif
George McGovern
South Dakota
Richard Marriott
Muskie
California State Central Committee
Poisonous halogeton blamed for Utah sheep deaths
In a Utah grazing area, 1180 sheep died after eating halogeton, a common scrubby plant. Officials confirmed oxalate in animal tissues and ruled out radiation or gas as causes. Dr Wayne Binns of USDA poison plant lab at Utah State University called halogeton poisoning the diagnosis.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah
Wayne Binns
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Utah State University
Burglary Suspects Nabbed After Snow Trail Lead
Lorain County deputies traced footprints through snow to a car with three Elyria Township juveniles charged with breaking and entering. Officers recovered trading stamps, a .38 revolver, a hunting knife, and improvised masks from the car and trunk.
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Snow
Lorain County
James Mertz
Walt Thomas
Ontario
North Ridge Road
Elyria Avenue
Truman Diagnosed With Colitis At Research Hospital
Kansas City AP reports Truman, 86, has been diagnosed with colitis an inflammation of the large intestine. The physician announced the illness at Research Hospital saying his condition is good and he had a quiet night.
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Kansas City
APY
Harry
Truman
Research Hospital
John Dreves
Pease Defends Open Meetings Stance on House Rule Change
State Rep Pease criticizes Perrysburg House Speaker Kurfess and fellow Republicans over a rule shift allowing closed committee meetings. Pease states the change misreads the Constitution and expands secrecy beyond past practice, noting no closed committee meetings occurred last session and detailing the sequence leading to the new rule.
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Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Donald J.etTlin
Pease
Ohio
Kurfess
Committee On Rules
Anti-pollution effort in Lorain County mainly verbal report
Chronicle Telegram previews Sunday features by Anita Schrodt on local anti-pollution actions, private lives exposure by Anita Schrodt, and a profile by Leroy Denslow. It highlights Mrs. Wilbur Ives Sr. of Oberlin receiving salt and pepper shakers for her birthday, and a color photo by John Kenney.
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Lorain County
Anita Schrodt
Wilbur Ives Sr
Oberlin
Embree
H. Hoffman
John Kenney
Chronicle-Telegram
NYSE Records Busy Day With 21.68 Million Shares Traded
The New York Stock Exchange logged its busiest day in 179 years as 21.68 million shares changed hands. The Dow rose 6.57 to 861.31, its high since 1969. Weekly volume reached 90.30 million, aided by easing borrowing rates and optimistic economic outlook.
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