Sealy launches bid for Ohio governor in 1969 GOP primary
Albert H Sealy former state representative and author of the Sealy tax plan is campaigning for the Republican nomination for Ohio governor. He argues for a 1 percent county income tax a 5 percent corporate tax and repeal of the business inventory and intangible personal property taxes. Sealy has toured 60 of 88 counties, with aides Kane Brantley Smith and Dybvig coordinating a statewide effort.
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Columbus
Albert H Sealy
Sealy
Iror Dayton
Ohio
Harvard Law School
New York State
Montgomery County
107Th General Assembly
Select Committee On
Ohio House
Cuyahoga County
Dayton
Indianapolis
Edward Kane
Kane
News
Indiana
Edgar D Whitcomb
Page Incorporated
Michael J. Smith
Richland County
Smith
William Brantley
Dayton Journal Herald
R. Stanley Dybvig
Kettering
Lake
Lorain
Trumbull
Cuyahoga
Summit
Stark
Pickaway
Montgomery
Geauga
Brantley
Reichlins to tour Europe for 25th anniversary trip
Elyria Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin and wife Peggy will depart for a three week nine nation tour of Europe starting tomorrow. The trip serves as a 25th wedding anniversary gift from their seven children and relatives. Accompanied by Rev Urban T. Reichlin, the party will fly to New York then to Munich and travel by car, visiting WW II sites and Swiss relatives while exploring European waste disposal methods. Acting Mayor James T. Tracey will govern Elyria in Reichlin's absence, with a return slated for July 28.
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Leonard P. Reichlin
Peggy
Elyria
Europe
Reichlins
Urban T. Reichlin
Reichlin
New York
Munich
Germany
Switzerland
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Pro serves up birdie in tennis match as sparrow is struck
Highland Park Illinois Don Sieffert, a tennis pro, played an exhibition with three amateurs at Highland Park Country Club when a sparrow swooped into the path of a fast serve. The ball struck the bird, knocking it to the ground in an unusual incident.
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Highland Park, Ill
Don Sieffert
Highland Park Country Club
Steffert
Crime and education top governors' program
The opening day of the eighth annual Western Governors Conference in Wichita focused on Crime control and education. Wisconsin's Warren Knowles chaired a session, with Kansas’ Robert Docking and Nebraska’s Norbert Tiemann leading panels on crime and education respectively.
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Wichita, Kans
Norbert T. Tiemann
Nebraska
Frank L. Farrar
South Dakota
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Knowles
Harold Levander
Minnesota
William G. Muliken
Michigan
James A Rhodes
Ono
Docking
Wichita
Don Enoch
Ohio weekend road fatalities rise to fifteen
United Press International and the State Highway Patrol report at least 15 people were killed on Ohio highways during the weekend. This compares with 21 fatalities on state roadways the previous weekend.
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Ohio
United
Press International
State Highway Patrol
Buckle Up Urged For Safe July Fourth Weekend
Col Robert Chiaramonte of the state Highway Patrol warns drivers to stay alert during the holiday period from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. He emphasizes that this weekend, while welcome, can become a nightmare in traffic accidents if seat belts are not used.
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Columbus
UPI
Robert Chiaramonte
State Highway Patrol
Chiaramonte
Prisoner Rampage Shuts Oberlin Jail
Gary W. Silvers of Portland Oregon, 21, arrested on the Ohio Turnpike for unsafe operation of a motorcycle, rampaged in his cell tearing out a sink and pipes. The Oberlin jail sustained damages and was shut. he is held for military authorities at Lorain County Jail.
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Oberlin
Gary W. Silvers
Portland
Ore
Ohio State Patrol
Silvers
Lorain County
Elytia
Landfill Building Break-In Reported
Thieves broke into a city landfill building Saturday evening, entering through a small window. They stole a .410 gauge shotgun and a pair of bolt cutters after cutting the cabinet lock with the bolt cutters.
Burning landfill fire sparks city traffic jam
A large rubbish fire at the landfill near Garden Street produced thick black smoke yesterday drawing many Sunday drivers. Police assisted as onlookers caused a bumper to bumper backlog while firemen quenched the blaze in about 45 minutes.
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Elyria
Garden Street
County chiefs study 18 percent budget cut proposal
County commissioners review proposed 18 percent reductions in 1970 budgets from 4.9 million to about 4 million. Prosecutor Joseph Grunda seeks 11 percent more, citing workload rise and requesting one more assistant prosecutor as case numbers climb from 1968 to 1969.
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Lorain County
Joseph J. Mitock
Dominick Dellisanti
Jerry Keron
Ludwig M. Pincura
Fred M. Ritenauer
Joseph Grunda
Grunda
Glenwood Springs star Jon Thompson tops class and hoops team
Jon Steven Thompson, son of Ray and Sally Thompson, led Glenwood Springs High School to a 3.9318 average, valedictorian of a 114‑student class. He starred for a state tournament team that lost in the semi finals to Lake County. Brush won the title.
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Ray
Sally) Thompson
Elyrians
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Jon Steven
Jon
Glenwood Springs High
Misplaced gunfire at Elyria police range not from officers
Safety Director James T. Tracey says officers did not fire on June 7 and that on June 14 two licensed instructors supervised all firing. He notes the shots came from a shale bank near the Gulf Road treatment plant and warns of private gun activity and a city no shooting rule.
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Elyria
Gulf Road
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
Black River
Metropolitan Park
Welfare group plans Statehouse march in Columbus today
Welfare Rights Organization members across Ohio plan a third anniversary march on the Statehouse lawn in Columbus. About 1500 to 3000 people expected at 1 p.m. to press for a $5500 guaranteed annual wage, cost of living adjustments, and transit to hospitals. They protest delayed Aid to Dependent Children checks for Franklin Guernsey and Stark counties as the 1969 71 budget awaits approval.
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Columbus
Welfare Rights Organization
WRO
Ohio
Statehouse
Odell Young
Franklin
Guernsey
Stark Counties
General Assembly
Howard Collier
Beaudry Sees US and Russia Key to Arms Limit
Ambassador Beaudry told an International Breakfast audience that no arms limitation conference could succeed without US and Russia agreeing. He warned the Moscow Peking split weakens world communism while noting 15 Far East communist governments were absent from a recent world congress. The event honored by Congressman Mosher and a greeting from President Nixon praised civic unity amid ethnic groups.
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Lorain
Robert Beaudry
Italy
Switzerland
Australia
Russia
Beaudry
Charles A. Mosher
Church of St. Peter
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Robert M. Beaudry
United States
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Jon Thompson
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