County home rule plan condemned as premature
An editorial opposes a Senate backed home rule proposal for Ohio counties, arguing it would expand commissions and add costs without delivering real benefits. The piece urges the House to reject the bill and return it to the drawing board, citing risks to efficiency and proper referendum authority.
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Ohio Senate
House of Representatives
Kenneth Cox
Barberton
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Sen. Cox
County Commissions
Senate
House
No support from Miller hurts miners fight in Kentucky
Washington profiles the faltering leadership of Arnold Miller and the United Mine Workers as a Kentucky strike unfolds at Blue Diamond’s Justus mine. Hal Bernton reports on pickets, safety woes, and local hardship in McCreary and surrounding counties amid ongoing labor tension.
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Lewis
U.S
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Mine Workers Union
Appalachia
Tony Boyle
Jock Yablonski
Reforms
Hal Bernton
Coal Owns
Kentucky
Coal Country
McCreary County
Bernton
Justus
Blue Diamond Coal Company
Blue Diamond
Scottia Works
Letcher County
Alexander Bonneyman
Knoxville
Gordon
Jimmy Greene
McCreary
Harlan County
University of Kentucky
Jimmy Carter
Car
Harry Patrick
U.S. Army
National Guard
U.S. Marshals
United Auto Workers
Auto Union
Ford
General Motors
UAW
Auto Workers
Anta
Teamsters Brotherhood
American Agricultural Movement
United Labor Front
Labor Department
Federal Mediation Service
No Nazis should march in Skokie streets
A neighbor protests the Illinois Supreme Court ruling allowing American Nazis to march in Skokie. The author argues rights arise from a social contract, condemns Nazi ideology, and urges preventing genocide while stressing moral duty to defend human life and Israel’s existence.
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Skokie
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Supreme Court of Illinois
Ayn Rand
Israel
Alamo
Carter
America
Washington news notes a year of political clashes and diplomacy
In Washington, Democrats hint at rolling back Social Security tax hikes before elections while predictions of relief fade. Carter faces criticism over patronage and ICC vacancies. Talks with the Soviet Union waver amid Africa tensions and Libyan linked risks. Egyptian officials fear a Moscow backed assassination plot against Sadat. Ralph Nader critiques consumer agency failure and pushes for auto insurance reform and clearer food labeling.
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Nader
Inter union trend grows is US heading for work stoppage
Washington recounts the coal strike and cross union leverage as the Labor Department and Ray Marshall shape responses. It questions exemptions, the use of law, and potential for a broader nationwide work stoppage amid volatile negotiations and feared coordinated actions across unions and industries.
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