Elyria referendum dispute on city income tax ordnance
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram notes the referendum petitions on the city income tax ordinance are inadequate and disputes over legality may prompt court battles. It urges expediting action, warns of delays in tax collection, and calls for exploring city government restructuring including a possible city manager form.
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Day of Participation Provokes Mixed Reactions After Apollo LIFTOFF
Editorial notes President Nixon's Day of Participation sparks debate over its meaning and impact. While the public contemplates a holiday, astronauts and mission workers will work as planned, with prayers for safety and hopes for a successful lunar landing and return.
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Referendum debate and local politics in Elyria readers letters
Readers criticize foes of the income tax referendum in Elyria and urge protecting democratic voting. The letter writers praise citizen action during a past five dollar license plate tax referendum and warn against blocking local expression. Gary Samples of Bowling Green signs off.
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Moon mission sparks drive for world peace and progress
In a Washington opinion piece Roscoe and Geoffrey Drummond argue the Apollo lunar flight proves humanity can overcome limits and urges applying space age vision to end wars and poverty. They cite Toynbee and Durant, warning nuclear danger and urging global cooperation for peace.
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Senate infighting over surtax and policy control
In Washington the tax extension fight exposes a power struggle within the Senate. Senator Russell B. Long vents at Kennedy and the Policy Committee, charging loss of Finance Committee prerogatives as Mansfield and Kennedy push tax reform. The dispute ties to oil depletion allowances and broader leadership changes.
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Nixon Eyes Trade War Relief During Asia Trip
President Nixon plans a foreign tour to study an economic war over textile and apparel imports. Labor leaders warn continued dumping from Asia risks 25 million jobs and billions in industry value, urging orderly import flow and protection of workers in mills and needle plants.
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ABM debate spans Senate House talks and engineer rounds
The piece argues for deploying limited ABM systems to preserve options and pressure Soviet negotiations. It cites Admiral Rickover and Dr. Herman Kahn, notes engineering phases versus R&D, and warns that future cheapening of missiles could empower small nations. It also links ABM to accident defense, moral appeal, and critiques McNamara era failures.
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