Ohio House kills bill to protect news sources
In Columbus the Ohio House defeated a proposed constitutional amendment to shield news sources, 26 to 62, flagging a strong floor opposition and signaling no immediate revival. Rep. William G. Batchelder said the idea is not yet ripe in Ohio, noting over 26 U.S. journalists jailed recently for withholding sources and rising legal costs for newspapers.
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Gilligan blasts Nixon over looming energy crisis
STATELINE Nev AP Gov John Gilligan warned of a possible energy crisis saying there was no federal action or meaningful proposals from the Nixon administration. He faulted the lack of warning and plans, noting governors were left to advise themselves. In Columbus Ohio Senate debated a constitutional rights for newsmen as Carol Channing charmed lawmakers presenting diamonds to leaders Gray and Calabrese for service to the state.
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Striking Antioch students regroup at Yellow Springs
Antioch College students who are striking plan to regroup and strategize for the future of their walkout shut down for seven weeks to press for financial aid guarantees. A rally is set for 1:30 p.m. to support 20 expelled students and seven faculty members hired for strike activities.
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