Gilligan blasts GOP for failing to finish tax package
Gov. John Gilligan denounces Ohio GOP leaders for not finishing a two year tax package and warns of massive state program cuts if a budget compromise is not reached by month end. He backs a mid range compromise near 8.4 billion with about 1.4 billion in new revenues.
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UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio General Assembly
Gilligan
Ohio
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
House
Brezhnev Reacts at Lying-in-State for Soyuz 11 Crew
Russians mourn as Brezhnev weeps before open coffins of Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev at the Kremlin Wall. Officials study autopsy and flight data to probe their deaths after a flawless mission.
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UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Soviet Union
Salyut
Kremlin
Red Square
U.S
Tass
HUD Clears Path For Senior Housing
The Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority receives a $1 442 455 HUD grant to build an 85 unit senior housing complex on 2.4 acres west of the Medina Shopping Center. Dillon Co of Akron will construct the turnkey facility, completed next winter, with four floors of one bedroom units and rent capped at 25 percent of tenants income.
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Senior Citizens
Charles Mosher
Fred Greenwood
HUD
Stanley Mersing
Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority Said This Morning. Dillon & Co
Akron
Metropolitan Housing Group
Viet Cong offers POW releases with U S withdrawal deadline
Madame Nguyen Thi Binh presents a seven point Viet Cong proposal at Hanoi urging that a U S total pullout by 1971 triggers simultaneous prisoner releases. The plan, more conciliatory than past notes, calls for all combatants and civilians held, including American pilots, to be freed when withdrawal dates are set.
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UPI
Viet Cong
United States
Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Binh
Washington
Madame Binh
U.S
David K.E. Bruce
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Saigon
McNamara Pressed Johnson to Cut Back Bombing in 1967 Memo
Former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told President Johnson in mid 1967 that U S bombs were killing or seriously injuring about 1 000 civilians weekly in North Vietnam. He urged limits on bombing to disrupt trails in the southern panhandle and warned the war's human cost may exceed its gains. The Pentagon study notes Johnson gave a cool reaction and did not adopt McNamara's policy.
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United Press International
Defense
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Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
North Vietnam
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McNamar
Johnson
UPI
McNamara
Panhandle
United States
Gravel
D-Alaska
Vietnam
Haiphong Harbor
Ellsworth Bunker
Saigon
Dean Rusk
NVN
Hawks
Doves
Supreme Court Lets Papers Publish Pentagon Study
The Supreme Court on a 6 to 3 vote ruled that The New York Times and The Washington Post may publish the top secret Pentagon Vietnam study, overturning prior restraint. Justices said the government cannot bar publication under First Amendment free press protections, though potential consequences were not addressed. Public reaction divided among lawmakers and editors.
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Gordon Allott
R-Coro
Supreme Court
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Washington Post
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Secretary of Defense
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Pentagon
the Times
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U.S
Vietnam
Eisenhower
UPI
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Times-Post
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
John M. Harlan
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Benjamin Bradlee
Post
Daniel Ellsberg
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Black Hawks
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Dave McCoy
AL Thomas
Travis Brant
Mickey
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Georgia Conley
Keith Moody
Moody Yard
Fernwood Drive
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Donna Michalske
Sam’ Boyer
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