State Schools Disappointed With Appropriations
Ohio university leaders urged lawmakers to increase state support for higher education. Dr. John C. Bakr cited per student funding well below many peers and warned decentralization and rising enrollments demand more funds for new buildings and facilities to sustain education and future economic growth.
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Lowell Fess
Yellow Springs
Robert White
Kent State
David McK. Ferguson
Cambridge
Ferguson
Roy Gardner
Mansfield
William J. Deddens
Cincinnati
Miami University
John Millett
House Finance Committee
Millett
State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Louis 4. Jackson
Central State College
Resumption Of Atom Tests Is Pressed
Washington talks between Kennedy and Khrushchev sparked push for a pause in Geneva talks and a new look at resuming underground testing after a three year moratorium. Senators Gore Mansfeld urged delaying to avoid a Russian veto and urged disengagement until Moscow abandons its veto over inspection.
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Geneva
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D.-Mont
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Antion
Strange Virus In Polio Vaccine Raises Cancer Fears
Dr. Albert Sabin and Dr. Jonas Salk weigh in on a reported cancer virus in monkey broth used for polio vaccines. The piece cites tests in the United States and Britain finding strange viruses from healthy monkeys that cause changes in cell cultures. Experts debate whether chemical vaccine processing kills these agents, with concern over human embryo cells used to grow polio virus and potential cancer risks, while some say evidence is not yet established.
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University of Cincinnati
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Paul Moorehead
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Kead
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Kropow
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Wistar Institute of Philadel
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Japan Frustrates Officers Plot Said To Overthrow Gov
World In A Spin reports unsubstantiated but persistent claims that about a dozen officers in the eastern army command based in Tokyo attempted a government overthrow. Spokesmen for Japan’s Self Defense Forces Agency and foreign ministry deny the plot, which was said to have been uncovered and quashed about a month ago. Approximately 25,000 Havana residents welcomed 30 Russian farm technicians for a year helping Cuba teach new agriculture techniques. The London Times notes Communist parties in free Europe have shed members from 3 million to 2 million in seven years, with parliamentary representation impact. The International Statistical Bureau cautions little price gain from DuPont stock near term, while Spear & Staff calls the market’s resistance to bad news a sign of strength.
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Free Europe
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Rayburn, 104, accepts age amid health doubts in Washington
In Washington Speaker Sam Rayburn says he will settle for 104 despite doctors predicting 106. The 79 year old recently had a physical during a Texas visit as part of a wider report on aging public figures and fitness.
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Rayburn
Texas
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Bud) Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
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Yale
West Point
University of Illinois
Ronald Schmudt
Los Angeles
Quill's Union Bets $1 Million In Fifth Ave Coach
Michael J. Quill of the Transport Workers Union announced a plan to invest $1,000,000 in Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, the world’s largest private bus firm, to influence stockholder meetings and secure job and service protections. Local 100 members may buy shares to support a “save your job” effort while TWU avoids taking sides in the proxy fight with Weinberg.
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Transport Workers Union
New York City
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TWU International
Weinberg
Fifth Avenue Quill
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Quill
Etnot
Fifth Ave
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Fifth Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
Fifth Avenue Management
Weinberg Group
Nia Aunk
Matthew Guinan
Internatonal
Local 100
TWA
State Supreme Court
Henry Epstein
Furth Ave
Scranton
Dallas
Tex
Hawaii
Cohn
Lionel Corp
Lionel
Sai
Ohio Senate to vote on harsher penalties for bookmaking
Ohio's 104th General Assembly moves toward final approval on an anti gambling package. Measures would raise penalties for repeated bookmaking offenses and target the numbers racket and sports pools while a companion bill tightens telephone service fraud penalties. The session also considers university branch districts and other educational and tax measures as lawmakers push a broad crime and finance agenda.
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UPI
Ohio Senate
104Th General Assembly
Senate
Credit Caiis
Board of
County Commissioners
Ensy
Chronicle Telegram Civil notices from Elyria Ohio edition
The Lorain County publication from Elyria Ohio lists daily notices with legal and public information. Contains basic paper masthead details, publishing schedule and mailing status for the 1981 edition.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Elyria
Ohio
Wall Street Journal ad promises value for salaried men
A testimonial-style ad urges readers to subscribe to The Wall Street Journal citing savings on costs and taxes. It touts its business coverage, staff strength, and nationwide distribution, promoting a three month trial for seven dollars and annual rate of twenty four dollars.
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Wall Street Journal
Midwest
Washington News
Monroe St
Chicago
Ill
This the Law Section 1 Sunday Labor Provisions Amended
The text amends section 24 of the Revived Code to read Sec 3774.21 prohibiting common labor or opening buildings for business on Sundays with a 10 day prosecution window and noting exceptions for necessity charity and sabbath observance. It expands Sunday allowances to travel services recreation fairs and operations of public entertainment or education venues by public officers concessionaires exhibitors or employees.
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