Bank confession ends 24 year dispute
A case outlines a long dispute with a confession tied to a bank after 24 years. The respondent is noted as having been fired amid the events and the timeline centers on the February discovery.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1971
Page
1
Calley murder trial opens with six officers panel
In Fort Benning Ga AP six Army officers begin today to assess Lt William L Calley Jr accused of murdering My Lai civilians during a 1968 assault. The case marks the third anniversary of the attack described as a tragedy of major proportions with potential death sentence if convicted on any murder specification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kinard
William Calley
Ft. Benning
FT. Benning. Ga
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
South China Sea
Congressional
Calley
Vietnam
Senate panel reveals White Panther lure to drugs and aims
A Senate Internal Security subcommittee report cites secret accounts alleging the White Panther Party used the Mc5 rock band to lure youths into drug-filled commune life. It also claims leaders discussed kidnapping high officials. Kent and Cleveland chapters are named with founders Sinclair and Plamondon organizing the group in 1968 Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Internal Security
White Panther Party
Michigan
Mc-5
John A. Sinclair Jr
White Panthers
Kent
Cleveland
Sinclair
Lawrence
Pan) Plamondon
Ann Arbor
Mich
Black Panthers
Ohio Gov Gilligan seeks record 9.1 billion two year budget
Gov. John J. Gilligan presents a record 9.1 billion two year budget to the General Assembly aiming to lift Ohio to 30th in spending and taxes. He proposes the first personal income tax, sales tax reform, and planned tax relief amid major education and welfare increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
General Assembly
Ohio
Qohio
Gilligan
Meir Wins Confidence Vote After Angry Knesset Session
Prime Minister Golda Meir survived a 62 to 9 confidence vote in Israel's Knesset on her policy toward occupied Jordanian territories. Right wing parties staged a walkout over the session's secret ballot denial amid a vociferous debate and procedural clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Jordan
Knesset
Gahal
Free Center
State List
Presidium
Social Security Benefit Increase Seen Near
Conferees from the House and Senate agreed on a 10 percent Social Security increase retroactive to January 1, with no payroll tax rise this year. Beneficiaries would see the June 3 first payment reflecting the boost, raising averages from 118 to 130 for individuals and 198 to 218 for couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Robert Ball
Congress
Nixon
Ontario to sue Dow over Erie mercury dumping
Premier William Davis announced Ontario will sue Dow Chemical for 35 million dollars over mercury pollution in the Great Lakes system. He said 2 million would cover environmental damages, with Dow and its Canadian unit to cleanup the St Clair River and connected lakes or face an additional 10 million payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
William Davis
Ontario
Dow Chemical Co
Great Lakes
Davis
Dow Chemical of Canada Ltd
Dow Chemical Co of Midland
Mich
St. Clair River
Lake St. Clair
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Gilligan Proposes Graduated Personal Income Tax Plan
Gov. John J. Gilligan outlines a graduated personal income tax based on adjusted gross income. A family of four with $7,500 AGI would owe $105 before credits, receive $40 in exemptions, and could reduce property tax via a 29 mill rate, netting about $33 in total annual tax under the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Tax reform plan details and projected revenue
The proposal outlines revenue changes totaling $120 million from closing sales tax loopholes and $123.2 million in property tax rollbacks for the first year. It includes $100 million in real estate tax credits for the elderly and poor, $40 million in corporate property tax credits, and losses of $30 million and $121.5 million from repealing taxes on stocks and bonds and on corporate franchises. The personal income tax would tax federal adjusted gross income, starting 1 percent on the first $3,000 and 8 percent above $50,000, with a $1 credit per exemption and the option to deduct the state levy on the federal tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Service
Ohio
How businesses would be taxed in Ohio under Gilligan plan
Gov. Gilligan proposes a corporate profits tax. Net profit up to 10 000 would be taxed at 4 percent, a maximum 400. Net profit above 10 000 taxed at higher rate. A 25 000 profit would pay 1 600. Finance Director Hevey says half of Ohio corporations fall in the 4 percent category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Harold Hevey
Ohio
Eight states sue automakers over pollution aid stall
Eight states file lawsuits against auto makers alleging stalls in securing pollution control aid. The actions target manufacturers accused of delaying compliance with environmental support initiatives, reflecting growing intergovernmental friction in emissions policy.
Local government debates zoning and funds amid budget gaps
Wellington council weighs Oberlin College rezoning and million dollar appropriations while Lorain votes on 515000 less than prior year. Oberlin heats plant addition advances. New London notes nearly one dollar per wheel board. Nationwide smog suit grows as eight states join in court against auto makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington — Council
Scheels Po
Oberlin College
Lorain
South Amherst
Oberlin — Council
New London
Wheel Board
Tacoma
Ohio
Fred Tausend
Washington State
Weather Nowes Windy Cold With Snow Flurries Likely
Windy and cold today with snow flurries likely today and tonight. High near 35, low around 26. Winds W to SW at 15 to 28 mph. Tomorrow variable clouds with cooler temps. Sunrise at 6 37 a.m.
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Meir
Dow
Erie Mercury
Mexico City
UPT
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Julio Sanchez Vargas
Pyongyang
Los Angeles
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North Dakota
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Tausend
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
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