Ohio Dems push instant voting amendment in House
Democrats move to set up an instant voting registration plan backed as a guard against fraud while opponents say the measure circumvents a referendum. The bill ties to a $6.8 million secretary of state budget and includes a requirement for ID to register and preregistration aims. Republicans warn of court fights over whether the bill is an appropriation and about potential misadministration at elections.
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Ohio
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Bowling Green
Kurfess
Hall
Ted W. Brown
Maddux
Nardi murder tied to syndicate hits swept by paper
The article reports that a national syndicate approved Nardi’s hit and notes Greene’s warning to conspirators behind the bombing. Nardi was killed outside Teamster headquarters by a car bomb with nuts and bolts. Milano, called the Old Man of Cleveland organized crime, denies Mafia leadership and criticizes press and authorities.
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Greene
Nardi
FBI
Teamster
Near East Side
Eugene Ciasullo
Ciasullo
Anthony Milano
Cleveland
Tony Natale
Johnny
Milano
CIA
Police
Natale
TV effects and the question of media as the problem
The piece argues TV may dampen motor and creative development, especially in children, due to passive stimulation. It cites Grace, Postman, and Palmer on information overload, passive withdrawal, and social impact, and notes Marshall McLuhan's warning about censorship leading to TV suppression.
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Grace
Neil Postman
Media Ecology
New York University
Steve Scheer
Imi
Richard Palmer
The
American Medical Association
Marshall McLuhan
Early radio warning system praised by Vermilion Rotary
After meeting Kennedy, Wolf promotes selling weather alert radios as a Rotary fundraiser. With a $4,000 loan from Vermilion Rotarians, the club sold about 1,000 radios, funded a $4,000 donation to the Rotary Crippled Children's Fund, and inspired Chicago Display to expand the program nationwide. Chicago Display awarded a plaque at a Rotary luncheon for the effort.
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Kennedy
Wolf
Rotary
Stearns
Chicago
United States
Leon Miller
F. 1
Tug”) Wilson
Patos
Weather Alert
Rotary Club
Boston
Texas
Missis
Vermilion Rotary
Rotary Crippled Children’s Fund
Chicago Display
Carol Goodman
Woll and Stearns
McGarvey’s
Vermilion
Goodman
Americans not as sexy as they think they are
Pasadena psychologist Dr Paul Camer reports Americans are middling in sexual thoughts, based on a survey of 5,209 Americans and 1,051 others. The study contrasts U S and Iran figures showing 37 percent of men and 23 percent of women in the United States thinking about sex, with 41 percent of Iranian women and 9 percent of Iranian men.
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Pasadena
Calif
Paul Cameron
Fuller Graduate School of Psychology
Iran
United States
Will Fraser lead UAW with four day week goal
Douglas A. Fraser, elected UAW president, says a shorter work week is inevitable and will be the union’s main bargaining objective in 1979 auto contracts. The 39-year-old Fraser succeeds Leonard Woodcock, who retires to join President Carter’s China mission, and vows to follow Reuther’s liberal-progressive legacy while building a new generation of leaders.
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Los Angeles
United Auto Workers
UAW
Douglas A. Fraser
Fraser
Liberal-Progressive
Leonard Woodcock
Carter
China
Woodcock
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Registrars May Sign Up Ohio Voters At Licenses
Ohio House approved election day voter registration allowing registrars to sign up voters at driver licensing offices. Deputy registrars would ask applicants for eligibility and mail forms to the local election board. Registrar Dean Collison notes BMV oppose extra duties without pay raise. deputy pay may rise under a Senate bill.
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Columbus
House
Dean Collison
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Senate
Seattle Slew Prepares for Preakness at Pimlico
Kentucky Derby winner Seattle Slew drew post No 8 for the $150000 added Preakness at Pimlico joining eight other 3 year olds. Trainer owner comments noted preferring the outside post amid Derby trouble. Other entrants include Run Dusty Run post 9 and Cormorant on the rail with Counter Punch Sir Sir Regal Sir Hey Hey J P J C Tobin Iron Constitution. Sir Sir is the only other Derby runner, finishing 12th.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Mickey Taylor
Karen Taylor
Dusty Run
Speedy Cormorant
Counter Punch
Sir Sir
Regal Sir
Hey Hey J.P
J. C. Tobin
Iron Constitution
Market Opens Mixed Amid Record Dow Gap
UPI reports opening trading on the NYSE shows mixed prices with the Dow Jones average down 0.17 to 941.74 after a 5.43 point gain yesterday. The transportation and utilities averages hit new highs, suggesting the Dow industrials lag behind other market indicators in early trading.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Transportation and Utilities
Dow Industrials
Ford stamping plant death claims Cuyahoga Falls man
Walton Hills Ohio police report Michael Vukoder 58 of Cuyahoga Falls died when trapped between dies at the Ford Motor Co stamping plant. His head was crushed in the accident.
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Walton Hills
Ohio
Michael Vukoder
Cuyahoga Falls
Ford Motor Co
Vukoder
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