Snow Storm Advances East Clobbers Ohio Valley with Snow
A fast moving snow storm battered the Ohio Valley with up to nine inches of snow and heavy rain and winds in the southeast. The Chicago and New York weather offices warned of heavy snowfall and hazardous driving as the system moved northeast through Indiana Illinois and toward the East Coast. At least four deaths were blamed on the storm and emergency crews worked amid snow packed roads and flood concerns.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Burns, Miss
While
Chicago Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Weather Bureau
New York State
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ilinois
Indiana
Illnois
Zanesville
Pennsylva
Nia
Bedford County
Peru
Boyers
Wabash Rivers
Cinchurch
Uary
Covington
Terre Haute
Edwardsport
Turnpike
Petersburg
Jobless Pay Bill Sparks Senate Public Clash in Ohio
In Columbus the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee heard the Ohio Manufacturers' Assn pamphlet as business clashed with labor over jobless pay bills. The Senate passed bills on education funding for teachers and driver education while House action targeted unemployment compensation reform. The pamphlet contends labor's measure would raise unemployment taxes and widen pay conditions, with supporters arguing the need to aid strikers and laid-off workers.
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Ohio Manufacturers’ Assn
Columbus
Upi
Senate
House
Armed Services
Martin
Coyle
Butler County
Danny D. Johnson
Gov
New
Philadelphia
Isichael V. Disalle
Ohio
Ohio Afl-Cio
OMA
BUC
Labor
Afl-Cio
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
Edward H. Dell
Middletown
Ed Witmer
Canton
Jobless Benefits Proposal Forces Presidential Decision
Democratic lawmakers push a plan to extend unemployment benefits beyond April 1 and give the President power to cut payments after three months. The measure links to federal loans for distressed areas and faces Senate and House scrutiny as administration input is awaited.
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Washington
UPI
Demio
Laverne Murray
Maxwell D. Taylor
Anny
Eisenhower
Senate
Victor Comforte
House Ways & Means Committee
Frank Pantaleo
Senate House
Banking Committee
Democratic
Congress
Eisenhower Vermuns
Army
Marine
Nasser attacks Iraqi premier as Soviet aid risks
Cairo reports President Nasser blames Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem for alleged communist influence and accuses his rivals of taking orders from foreigners. Moscow has not yet reacted while Western diplomats warn UAR-Soviet aid may be at risk amid the Baghdad Cairo split over the revolt.
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UPD
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Iraq
Dialamate
Caid
Nasser
Abdel Karun Kassem
Traqi
U.A R
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Color
Soviet Union
Aswan Dam
UAR
Rassem
Baghdad
Nuri See
Lorain County Snow Depth Closes Schools and Halts Travel
Snow in Lorain County and surrounding areas shut down three school districts and halted operations at Western Reserve District Wakeman and Brunswick District Medina. Crews fought drifting snow, with 24 to 25 degree readings overnight and temperatures dipping to 18 to 38 in the coming day as plows and salt trucks clear roads amid hazardous conditions. Local officials urged extreme caution for drivers as some vehicles slid into ditches.
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Turnpike
Turnpike Patrol
Elyria
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Cleveland Hopkins
Norrow
Lorain County
Western Reserve
Wakeman
Brunswick
Medina County
State Highway Department
Oberlin
Iit A Departments
Als
City Safety Service
Richard T. Laux
Ins
Elizabeth St
Laux
Hundreds Of Schools Closed As Storm Hits Ohio
The March snow storm caused multiple deaths in Ohio including Steven Kennedy of Cincinnati and Gertrude Rigler, both from heart attacks while shoveling snow. Clifford Dray died in Delaware when his daughter’s car crashed into a truck. Gene Wells in Columbus was briefly hospitalized after an electric shock from a wet pole. Central counties faced the heaviest snowfall with eight inches in Zanesville. Dayton four to five inches in Columbus and Cincinnati, with Toledoiles flurries as skies cleared in western counties.
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Cincinnati
Steven Kennedy
Gertrude Rigler
Rigler
Clifford Dray
Delaware
Sue Ellen
State
Gene Wells
Columbus
U. S. Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Dayton
Toledo
Elyria Youth Admits Making Fake Tickets at College Event
A 16 year old from Elyria admitted creating counterfeit tickets for a Baldwin Wallace College event. Police say about 48 bonus tickets were produced and 20 were sold or distributed among students. 20 were recovered, some torn up. The youths were released to guardians pending disposition as authorities and school officials cooperated.
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Wagner
Baldwin-Wallace College
Mamie Linea
Lars
Court Orders Home Permits At Ridgeville
Ridgeville zoning officials order new half acre lots for homes as two builders seek permits to curb rapid development and school congestion. Attorneys say clients are ready to proceed once permits are issued and township may discuss an appeal at tonight’s meeting.
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Ridgeville
James Christie
Rockefeller Budget Passes in New York Legislature
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller wins approval for a two billion dollar balanced budget in Albany. The Assembly backed the plan 78 to 70 as part of a budget package that includes 254 million dollars in new taxes, following Senate passage.
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Rockefeller
Albany, N.Y
UPT
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State Assembly
Senate
State Universities Back Admission Requirement Bill
Ohio six state universities supported a bill to replace open enrollment with standardized admission standards. The measure, heard by the House Education Committee, would let the universities set uniform minimum requirements and publish them a year before applications.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio
Hep
Robert F. Reckman
Hamilton
House Education Committee
Reckman
Ohio State
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Mullett
Miami
Robert M. Gorman
Ton
al Gaige Paulson
Univen
Isity College
Ohio U
Ralph W. McDonald
Green State University
Gordon Carson
Ohio State University
Novice G. Beckman
Fawcett
Boards of Trustees
Ition
Third Quarter Steel Orders Being Placed
In New York UPI reports demand for steel is hot with buyers placing third quarter delivery orders. Iron Age says a strike is possible, yet buyers seek priority and may cancel if no strike occurs.
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New York
UPI
Iron Age
Diver reports monster sighting in undersea cave off Miami
Veteran diver Bob Wall described a hairy legged, eight legged creature with brown flecks and long cylindrical body, about five and a half feet long, seen inside a cave off the Miami coast during a sponge and coral dive. Officials at the Miami Seaquarium ordered a search, but winds halted further work.
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UPI
Ported
Div
Miami Seaquarium
Bob Wall
Wall
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