Nixon receives unusual Canton welcome for Hall of Fame festivities
President Nixon arrived in Canton for Pro Football Hall of Fame events to a crowd of about 15 000 as portable radios in the crowd blared radio station messages. He noted his ties to Ohio and Rose Mary Woods while greeting officials and fans amid chants and a few Viet Cong flags. He canceled today's Ohio enshrinement activities to travel to Iowa.
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Clean up plan targets Cuyahoga River in Ohio development program
Ohio leaders unveil a 1 billion water plan for 12 Northeastern counties through 2020. About 300 million will fund cleaning the polluted Cuyahoga River to meet state standards and boost recreation and scenic value. A Grand River reservoir proposal faces county opposition over tax impact and community inundation.
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Professors blast class minimums in Ohio education bill
University of Cincinnati AAUP objects to rider in education appropriations bill establishing minimum teaching loads of 12 hours undergrad and nine graduate, ending sabbaticals and fee waivers. UC speakers warn these measures hurt state universities, morale, recruitment and may fuel unionization.
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Lukens Tax Bill Rebuke Triggers Harsh Political Comeback
In Columbus, State Sen. Donald Lukens criticizes Gov. Gilligan’s income tax plan prompting Dayton Rep. Tony Hall to call Lukens a do nothing politician. Hall slams Lukens for absences from the Senate and mocks his gubernatorial bid.
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Auditor named to adviser post in Ohio department
John H. Smith 43 a chief auditor for the State Highways Department has been named a financial adviser in the same department. A Miami University graduate he has worked in the department's auditing section since 1952 in Columbus.
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Speculation disclosed in land sales at Geneva State Park
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports private appraisals show speculators profited quickly in the sale of 212 acres bought by the state for expanding Geneva State Park. The state allegedly overpaid 319000 dollars for Ashtabula County land in 1970 and faced possible loss of federal funds.
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City seeks funds to fight poisoning in Cleveland
Cleveland health officials seek a 1.2 million federal grant to combat lead paint poisoning affecting about 2000 children in the city lead belts on the near West Side Hough Glenville and Central areas. Five teams would collect blood samples and homes with lead paint would be corrected or rebuilt by the city. A psychologist would join the program to detect neurological damage and study why children chew old paint.
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Cuyahoga County
Fire destroys two departments at North American Refractories
A fire at the North American Refractories Co. plant destroyed two departments and halted operations yesterday. Estimated damage reached 1.5 million dollars, about 100 workers were idled, and plant manager Hubert Comben said production may not resume soon. The firm makes firebrick and related heat resistant goods.
TV Host Carson may have jeopardized Moscow broadcast plans
A Soviet tourism official suggested Johnny Carson briefly disclosed a one or two week Moscow Tonight show project. Intourist and Aeroflot would cover expenses, with a late 1971 or early 1972 air date. The report links Carson with Claudia Cardinale in a Berlin exchange.
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Ohio to Pilot Student Rights Program in Six Districts
Ohio plans an experimental student rights and responsibilities program in six districts Toledo Upper Arlington Youngstown Wellston Springfield and Codwater Mercer County this year. Assistant superintendent Robert Greer said the project aims to standardize policies from hair length to behavior and to provide a 40 page guideline based on legal research. Information from the program will be shared with Colorado New York New Jersey Texas and Florida under the Improving State Leadership and Education effort.
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