Pro-labor views put Ohio worker in do-nothing job
Joyce Saunders, 34, senior personnel official in Ohio's Natural Resources Department, says pro labor stance led to isolation and a largely meaningless role. She earned 18300 as a state employee while claiming she reads magazines and handles no real duties after a series of transfers and layoffs, asserting political stance caused the imbalance. Franklin, her supervisor, denies harassment over views.
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Columbus
Joyce Saunders
Department of Natural Resources
Aber
Civil Service
Miss Saunders
Patrick Leahy
Democratic Party
State
Auditor's Department
Natural Resources Office
James A. Rhodes
David D. Frank
Department of Administrative Services
Natural Resources Department
Jobless college man walks Cleveland streets for work
Richard J. Snarsky, 29, idle 18 months, wore a sandwich board downtown from 11am to 3pm offering his resume and phone number. He holds a fine arts degree from LSU, taught art at Cleveland John Adams High School, and seeks any job while awaiting unemployment.
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Cleveland
Richard J. Snarsky
Snarsky
Tive
Snacsky
Louisiana State University
Cleve and
John Adams High School
Rocky River High School
Labor Party Candidate Challenges Local Officials Debate
Patricia Cortez the U S Labor Party candidate for Congress challenges Lorain city officials Supt Charles Yanley and Councilman Curtis Nelson to a debate on an orderly debt moratorium confronting municipalities The debate is set for 730 p m today at the YWCA at 6th Street and Reid Avenue
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U.S. Labor Party
Congress
YWCA
6Th Street
Reid Avenue
Hays to Run in Six Ohio Districts for President
Rep Wayne Hays of Ohio announced he will run as a favorite son candidate in six Ohio districts. He filed with the Federal Election Commission and told a National Press Club audience the move was requested by state and local Democrats to ensure delegation spots at the national convention. He noted no intent to solicit nationwide funds and referenced Hubert Humphrey in a light exchange.
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Washington
UPI
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Federal Election Commission
National Press Club
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Sentencing reset for Hearst as court date moved up
Patricia Hearst, now a convicted bank robber, prepares for probation interviews to shape her sentence set for April 12. A possible Los Angeles arraignment on 11 state charges looms, while other hearings in Berkeley Pennsylvania and Sacramento may follow.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Batley
Oliver J. Carter
Hearst
Los Angeles
U.S
David Bancroft
Dist
John van de Kamp
Berkeley
Calif
Pennsylvania
Sacramento
Miss Hearst
John Cottone
Harrisburg
James L. Browning Jr
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Hibernia
Study predicts 1 out of 4 to be injured this year
Washington reports a government study finding an estimated 63.4 million Americans yearly hurt enough to seek care or limit activity in 1971 72, with falls injuries totaling 13.6 million and motor-vehicle incidents rising among 17 to 24 year olds. The injury rate was 312 per 1000 civilians.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hearst juror seeks light sentence in Hearst case
An Oakland juror, former Ohioan Philip Crabbe, says he would favor a light sentence for Patricia Hearst after her bank robbery conviction. He notes the jury followed the law and weighed courtroom evidence, and he questions harsh punishment for kidnappers’ victims.
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Oakland
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Phillip Crabbe
Crabbe
Marysville
Ohio
Poisoned cookies kill three children in Durant Oklahoma
In Durant Okla a vermin exterminator's poisoned cookies left as vanilla wafers on a pickup seat killed three children and sickened six others. J D Jones 27 was held with charges expected after positive poison identification. The incident occurred during National Poison Prevention Week and involved rat poison dusted cookies.
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Durant, Okla
UPI
Jack McGahey
J.D. Jones
McGahey
John Whaley
Denver
Joseph Whaley
Tracy Bershirs
Whaley
Durant
Oklahoma City
Assembly vote on teacher assault leave bill in Ohio
Ohio House votes today on a measure to grant assault leave for teachers injured by students or intruders, sponsored by Rep. Francine Panehal. The debate accompanies other House actions including a speed limit on bicycles and a maternity benefits bill advancing in the Senate.
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Columbus
Francine Panehal
D-5
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert E. O'Shaughnessy
Senate
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