Editorial Page Death For The Crowds
The piece cites Wally Dallenbach criticizing higher winged Indianapolis speeds after Jim Malloy’s fatal crash. It argues for safety and reducing speeds to protect drivers and engines, noting fan thrill seeking and rising costs. It then shifts to U S farm policy, describing inheritance tax pressures on farming families and suggesting legal relief to keep farms in production.
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Indianapolis
United States Auto Club
Jim Malloy
Wally Dallenbach
Dallenbach
East Brunswick
New Jersey
Cook County
Illinois
Long Island
New York
Phoenix
Arizona
California
How Ballots and Poll Books Are Preserved After Elections
The article outlines procedures for disposing of used ballots, poll books, poll lists, and tally sheets after polls close. It explains sealing, storage at boards of elections for sixty days before possible destruction, and dual sets sent to clerks of courts to prevent tampering. Public records are held from two to four years, with access allowed to citizens.
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Ted W. Brown
Acretary
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Board
Clerk of Courts
Boards of Elections
Religion's Fate Cited As Decline By University Professor
A preacher cites a Cincinnati column claiming religion is dying and clergymen should drop God talk. The piece argues true Christianity endures, citing biblical passages such as I Corinthians 2 14 I Corinthians 1 18 and Matthew 16 18 to insist the church remains until Christ returns.
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Cincinnati
Jesus Christ
Hell
Christ
Heaven
Jesus
God
John
Navy Viewpoints on Defense Nearing Nuclear Era
Vice Admiral Means Johnston Jr. outlines U S Navy roles in deterrence sea control power projection and allied reassurance at the 35th Freedom Forum. He notes Soviet gains in missiles and naval power and stresses the need for a strong second strike capability and ongoing sea lanes preservation amid rising oil imports and energy challenges.
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United States Navy
America
Means Johnston, Jr
U. S. Navy
Soviet Union
U. S
Letters on gun control and nuclear power hearings
The letter argues against new gun laws following Governor Wallace's assassination attempt, urging enforcement of existing laws and stronger penalties. It then critiques the Zimmer nuclear plant hearing, detailing perceived bias, safety concerns, and the high costs and risks of nuclear power, urging citizen engagement and petitions.
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George Wallace
Wallace
Wisconsin
Maryland
NRA
Congress
Bob Casey
Texas
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee On
Birch Bayh
Council of Ministries of Faith U.M. Church
Zimmer
Clermont Co
Richard Curtis
Elizabeth Hogan
Arnold Arnold
Post Times Star
John W. Gorman
Arthur R. Tamplin
Mike Gavel
Alaska
AEC
Fankhouser
Farmakides
The
Fankhauser
Seeberg
J. Fichter
Holiday Inn
Sharonville
Winnie Thielking
Greenbriar. Rd
Batavia
Ohio House approves 206 million capital improvements bill
The Ohio House passed a 206,063,958 capital improvements measure funding higher education and state facilities. It allocates 100,000 from the general fund and authorizes 165 million in revenue bonds for higher education, with funds from various state improvement accounts and federal sources. The Board of Regents receives 72,945,000 for 29 two year campuses including the Tri-County Center at Ash Ridge Brown County. remaining funds go to 12 state universities, the Medical College of Ohio Toledo, and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center. The bill moves to the Senate for concurrence in House amendments.
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House of Representatives
Senate
General Fund
Ohio Public Facilities Commission
Public
Board of Regents
Tri- County
Ash Ridge
Brown County
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
House
House Health, Education and Welfare Committee
C.S
Ways and Means
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio House
State Transportation Plan Heads To Senate
Ohio House passed a 58 19 vote creating a Transportation Department with highways aviation urban mass transit and planning divisions to coordinate and develop a comprehensive policy and funding recommendations. Additional bills set auto title numbering and altered title surrender rules while Cincinnati transit bonds would be exempt from municipal debt limits and a nature preserve penalty bill was approved.
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Senate
House
Ohio Senate
Cincinnati
Department of Natural Resources
Secret Convention of Things Ends With Plan for Trash
A humorous letter describes a hidden council of inanimate things meeting in Washington DC. They discuss money, fresh air, grass and diamonds as tools, and propose an all out attack by uniting under a single conglomerate named trash. The piece closes with a prayer to the publisher.
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Oak Wood
Iron Ore
I.B. Greenback
Washington D.C
Pig Iron
Sparkling Diamond
U.S
Greenback
Brilliant Idea
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Food For
Paul Varney
George S. Benson
Navy
United States
Searcy
Arkansas
Saly
Maxwell E. Rich
National Rifle Association of America
Council OF Ministries
Defense Dept
Dept. of Defense
Price Anderson
Fermi
Detroit
Brookings Institute
Wabde
Clermont Courier
Capitol Report
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Columbus Dispatch
Hary Hoge Bruce
Times Star
Parson Jones
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