Gilligan backs tax credit plan over Nixon revenue share
Gov John J. Gilligan told a congressional committee that Nixon's revenue sharing has slim odds with Congress and proposed a tax credit approach. He said it would boost Ohio by about 700 million dollars annually without raising taxes, while shifting fiscal responsibility to state and local levels.
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Phnom Penh hit by fresh shelling and attacks
Cambodian capitalwoes escalate as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong shells hit Phnom Penh airport again and battle lines spread to villages north of the field. U S cargo flights continue bringing arms while Cambodian troops and guards fight sporadic engagements. Tet celebrations contrast with the city’s rising conflict.
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Cambodia
Am Rong
U.S Air Force
Saigon
Horses Safe After Ohio Turnpike Crash
A farmer in Berlin Heights welcomed two thoroughbred racehorses and their owner after a 4:56 a.m. turnpike crash. The rig carrying Ace Spy and Cheeilite overturned, trapping the horses for an hour before a Sandusky vet sedated them. John Hartman offered pasture while a new van arrived. The owner Thomas Sheroski planned to move on to Hazel Park Detroit from Liberty Bell Philadelphia. No injuries were reported.
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Welfare and liquor probes target Lorain bar linked to Gay bond
Lorain welfare officials and the Ohio Liquor Control Commission are probing the Hast 28th Street bar owned by S and J Inc after Ellis Vasu signed a $15 000 bond for John A Gay who was arrested on narcotics charges. Vasu who lives a troubled past is considered eligible for welfare though investigators note his finances and prior employment. The case hinges on Bond details and ownership while states await further word from Columbus.
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Pring
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Reichlin seeks third term as Elyria mayor
Elyria mayor Leonard P. Reichlin announced his bid for re election ending weeks of speculation He said he would file soon and planned an aggressive People to People campaign with debates and side by side Q and A He noted his priority on city business while campaigning Reichlin has served two terms after defeats of Fred B Sanford in 1985 and Booth M Bazley in 1967 He also previously served as a councilman for the former first and seventh wards
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Ohio prison guard strike over overtime rules
About 40 guards at the Ohio Penitentiary walked off duty in a dispute over overtime assignments causing some units to run short. Warden Harold Cardwell said 30 to 40 officers have excessive absenteeism and that overtime is based on the employee’s record.
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Orpheus in the Underground cast to perform in underwear
Forty to sixty amateur actors face a costume disaster as Offebach's Orpheus in the Underground goes on with Grecian outfits lost in transit. The company will perform in underwear and night clothes, described as a potential riot by theater official Sylva Davis.
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Isle of Man
UPI
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Sylva Davis
Weather Outlook With Snow and Cooling Temperatures
Partly sunny and warmer today with highs in the lower 40s. Tonight turns partly cloudy and colder with a 60 percent chance of snow flurries and low around 28. Tomorrow cloudy and colder with snow flurries and a high near 32. Precipitation chances 20 60 and 70 percent respectively. Sunset 3 34 p.m. Sunrise 7 44 a.m. Yesterday high 38 at 1 p.m. Low 28 today at 6 a.m. A lighthearted note adds a joke about listening to a wife.
FTC proposes phosphate labeling on detergents nationwide
The FTC unveiled a rule requiring clear on package and advertising statements about phosphates in detergents and the exact grams per recommended use. The rule would also demand full ingredient listing by common names including enzymes, with hearings to finalize.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Cooper
Association
United States
Boy, 10 Reports Pot Smoking Babysitter to Police
A 10-year-old caller tipped the Springfield police after smelling marijuana on the first floor of a house. Police arrested the babysitter and three male friends Saturday night. two teens were arraigned and a third to be arraigned in juvenile court. The boy described as very intelligent aided the investigation.
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Mass
UPI
Richard W. Maynard
Gary R. Ellison
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