Union Membership Hits 202 Million in 1968
Washington reports that union membership in national and international unions based in the United States rose to 202 million in 1968, up nearly one million from two years earlier, per Labor Department figures.
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Explosions Rock Greenwich Village Town House
Explosions and a fire leveled a Greenwich Village four story home injuring and displacing residents including Dustin Hoffman and family. A red haired youth was found dead in the rubble after the blast. Two young women escaped the wreckage and were aided by a neighbor. The blast followed suspected gasoline theft from nearby vehicles and a gas leak caused the first explosion. The ensuing fire damaged two adjacent buildings and burned for six hours. Hoffman salvaged a few belongings before police warned him away.
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Combined services set CHATHAM United and Methodist churches unite
Combined Sunday morning worship services will be held at the Methodist Church during March at 9 45 am. The Rev Stanley Robinson will conduct the services. Sunday school will begin at 11 am at each church.
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U.S. rec area at Geneva eyed by federal official
Heaton Underhull assistant director of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation met Ohio officials in Columbus to discuss transforming Geneva State Park into a national recreation area or a national urban recreation area. Fred Marr and Mel Rebholz described the visit as hopeful but noncommittal after the park tour.
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Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
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Geneva State Park
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Fred Marr
Ohio Natural Resources
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Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
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Lake Erie
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Washington
Ohio Senate Rejects Voting Rights Act Amendment
The Senate voted 38 to 19 against an amendment that would have exempted ten states from the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Sen Stephen M Young of Ohio supported the majority. The vote occurred as discussions continued on land use near Geneva State Park for a potential national recreation area.
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Stephen M Young
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