Local state race effects on taxes and residency debated
The article outlines legislative tensions over residency tax measures and proposed levies. It notes candidates and officials including state treasurer and attorneys general weighing in while party dynamics influence stalled progress. References to candidates such as Lt. Gov. Brown and GOP figures highlight ongoing campaign maneuvers ahead of November.
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Ohio
Democrats
Gov. Brown
Dina
Mally
Gilligan
Hijacked United jet returns from Cuba with hostages
A swarthy Mexican American hijacker seized a United Airlines 727 en route from San Diego to Los Angeles, forced it toward Cuba, then returned to the U.S. with six crew and six passengers after a six hour ordeal in Havana. The hijacker, identified as L. Rosas, cited Cuba as the target and showed a brown beret with three lions. He endangered a stewardess and two other crew by repeatedly pressing the pistol to them, including his own two children aboard. Cuban authorities disarmed him on arrival in Havana and he and his family disembarked.
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Miami
UPI
Chicago
United Airlines
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cuba
Havana
Nicki Leutar
Joe Kolons
San Juan Capistraon
Calif
Kolons
Miss Leutar
United States
Nicki
Mexico
Tijuana
Marcie Baker
Sue Smith
Ray Quigley
Miss Baker
Quigley
National Airlines
National
Jose Martin
Kolans
Miami International Airport
L. Rosas
San Francisco
Tampa
Fla
Terry Martindale
Carl Greenwood
Nine Die in Two Midair Collisions of Light Planes
Two in flight crashes near Seattle and Missoula killed nine people. In Missoula a two passenger plane collided with a larger craft carrying the University of Montana Silver Tip Sky Diving Club. five aboard died, one survived, and a second survivor bailed out but was found dead. In Seattle four perished when a light plane lost a wing and crashed while the second aircraft landed safely at Boeing Field. Names include James Ledbetter, William La Fleur, Judy Barrett, Marcia Kantorwicz, Bob Lueck, Clayton Lesley, Nicholas W Cody, George Romanack, Don Cody, and Howard Cody. Debris scattered over rooftops. FAA termed the smaller plane mystery. possible third plane sighting under investigation.
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Seattle
Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
Silver Tip Sky Diving Club
Boeing Field
James Ledbetter
Great Falls
William la Fleur
Judy Barrett
Marcia Kantorwicz
Chicago
Bob Lueck
Clayton E Lesley
Avery
Idaho
Montana
Federal Aviation Administration
School levy on ballots questions bus transport plans
Voters are asked to consider a 26.5 mill operating levy addressing school transportation. If approved, students in grades 9 through 12 living two miles or more from their school would receive bus service, including those on Emerson Court and Edison Court in the Spring Valley area. If not approved, the district may delay actions into 1971 and beyond, affecting kindergarten and other programs. The board has not set a final decision date beyond the levy, and the cost to taxpayers depends on the levy's passage.
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Spring Valley
Emerson and Edison
Board of Education
Elyria High School
Emerson Court
Edison Court
Decrde
Erie Schoo
Puerto Rico lowers voting age to 18
In San Juan, Puerto Rico, residents voted 212517 to 144802 to cut the voting age from 21 to 18. About 1.1 million voters were registered, but turnout was among the island’s lightest in history.
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San Juan, P.R
Weather outlook with clouds, showers, and cool temperatures
Cloudy and cool with possible rain and thunderstorms today and tonight. Highs in the mid to upper 40s, lows in the lower 40s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and cooler highs in the mid 40s to lower 50s. Northeasterly winds 10 to 18 mph diminishing to 14 to 15 mph. Sunset 6 72 pm. sunrise 7 01 tomorrow.
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Donight Aed
Swaoet Vewight
Elyria may drop sewer project due to state action
Elyria may abandon the 800000 Northwest Sanitary Sewer Project if the state requires immediate elimination of combination sewers. Councilman Fauver says the city cannot finance both projects, fearing the state may force a stop. Officials note the move could jeopardize 49 million dollars in construction and federal aid for sewers remains pending in Chicago.
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Elyria
Northwest
Scribner L. Fauver
Faaver
George H. Eagle
Ohio Bureau of Environmental Health
Combinaton
Leonard P. Reichlim
Eagle
Chicago
Reichten
Cardinal Cushing Seriously Ill In Boston Area
Cardinal Richard Cushing, 75, is described as in critical condition due to complications from a long standing malignancy. He stepped down as Boston archbishop last September after 26 years, with Humberto Medeiros succeeding him. An archdiocesan spokesman said he is being treated at home and his condition has been failing rapidly.
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Boston
UPL
Richard Cushing
Chancery
Humberto S Medeiros
Archdiocesan
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