Profile of Ohio Congressman Mosher in Nader project
Ralph Nader’s Congress Project profiles Ohio’s Charles A. Mosher showing a blend of conservative and liberal views. The release in Washington discusses voting records from 1946 onward, church state separation, and disputed entries in his 1970 expense report.
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Cleveland
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Jeséman
Oberlin
Ralph Nader
Congress Project
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Statler-Hilton
Erie
Bews
Ripon Society
Congress
Naderle
Nader
Mosher
Inflation Climb Marks Phase 2 Cost Push in September
Washington reports the Consumer Price Index rose 0.4 percent in September led by clothing, with gasoline and eggs pushing overall inflation to 3.5 percent since Nixon's Phase 2 controls began. Food costs and nonfood prices varied, while average weekly earnings climbed 0.7 percent keeping real earnings 3.7 percent higher than a year earlier. The Cost of Living Index reached 126.2, meaning a 1967 basket costs $126.20 last month.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Ohio Supreme Court prepared to allow tax repeal vote
The Ohio Supreme Court was ready to rule to permit an income tax repeal measure on the November 7 ballot. Chief Justice C William O Neill declined comment before a 3 pm release, but reliable reports indicated the court would allow a vote on the repeal at the November election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus Dispatch
C. William O’neill
Magazine charges Minshall violation by using staff for campaign material
A national magazine report alleges U.S. Representative William Minshall used Pentagon staff and officials to prepare campaign material. It claims declassified, government-time information backed his rebuttal at a Lakewood church and questions Hatch Act violations. Minshall calls the charge ridiculous and says he researched his church remarks.
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U.S
William ‘Minshall
Minshall
Lakewood
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
The
American Friends Service Committee
Randy L. Johnson
Secretary of Defense
New Republic
State
Defense Department
Pentagon
Area grape crop picked shipped before frost
Growers report most area grapes have been packed and shipped after an early harvest. The final picking day for shipments through the Ohio Fruit Growers Association at Avon comes as temperatures fell to 29 degrees overnight.
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Ohio Fruit Growers’ Association
Avon
Haunted House Burglary Hits Elyria Jaycees Haunt
Burglars broke into the Elyria Jaycees Haunted House at 397 East Bridge Street in Malcolm Manor on Wednesday night. They stole a tape player two walkie talkies and several masks used for Halloween effects. Jaycees replaced missing gear and now guard the building at night to protect the haunt.
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Elyria Jaycees
Jaycees
East Bridge St
Malcolm Manor
Aeand Jaycees
Avon Lake Wife Found Strangled After Beating
Mrs. Marian Black a 34 year old United Torch worker was found strangled in her Village of the Green apartment at 264 Moore Rd Police said she was separated from her husband and had been severely beaten today
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Avon Lake
Marian Black
United Torch
Cleveland Cavaliers land Lemay Wilkens star guard
The Cavaliers announce that Lemay Wilkens will join the team after being traded from Seattle in August to Batch Beard and had not reported until now. Spokesperson confirmed the agreement and Wilkens will join the Cavaliers lineup this season.
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Cleveland Uph
Lemay Wilkens
Cleveland Cavaliers
Wilkess
Seattle Supersonics
Batch Beard
Weather Summary: Sunny, then Warmer With Showers Likely
Sunny and cool this afternoon with light winds. Tonight clearing to partly cloudy and not as cold with lows around 30. Tomorrow increases clouds and warmer with a chance of showers. Precipitation chances described as zero this afternoon and tonight and MW percent tomorrow. Winds become southerly to southwest shifting from 8 12 mph this afternoon to 14 18 mph tomorrow. Sunrise 7 45 a.m. Highs and lows noted as 4 degrees yesterday and 29 today.
Six Americans win Nobel chemistry physics prizes
Six American scientists won Nobel Prizes in chemistry and physics in Stockholm. Chemistry laureates Anfinsen of NIH and Moore and Stein of Rockefeller University share one half of the prize, while Barden, Cooper, and Schrieffer divide the physics award for work on superconductivity and transistors. The report notes the significance to biology and industry and cites the enzyme ribonuclease as a key linked discovery.
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Stockholm
UPI
John Bardeen
University of Illinois
Leon N. Cooper
Brown University
John . Robert Schrieffer
University of Pennsylvania
Christian B. Anfinsén
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Stanford Moore
Rockefeller University
New York
Anfinsen
Moore
Stein
Bardeen, Cooper and Schrieffer
Bardeen
Moore and Stein
Feller University
Ins
Hfe
Academy
Christian B. Anfinsen
William H. Stein
John Schrieffer
Leon Cooper
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Paula Marshall
Ken Rush
Ba “Rush
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John Shank
Jenk
Arlington Ct
Kriss Hammond
Willard Hammond
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JHE Academy
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