Ford veto expected to stand in housing bill clash
House Democrats concede they cannot override President Ford's veto of a 1.35 billion housing measure. Speaker Carl Albert lobbied hard with about 100 calls amid internal party divisions. Some Democrats criticized Senate amendments calling the bill a turkey as Ford cited a 1 billion addition to a large deficit. Meany urged an override to end veto tyranny.
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Thomas Ludlow Ashley
Dohio
House Banking Committee
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
CIA urged to depose Castro and contemplate assassination
Former CIA official Ray S. Cline says both Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations pursued removing Fidel Castro and allowed assassination as a possible option. He notes anti Castro operatives were infiltrated into Cuba to end Castro by any means. Senate panel heard from William Harvey, linked to these covert efforts.
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Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
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Bay of Pigs
Mosquito's Dual Role Highlighted by Utah Scientist
University of Utah biologist Dr. Lewis Nielsen notes the male mosquito not only propagates species but also aids pollination. After 30 years of study, he cites preliminary findings that males contribute to certain wildflower breeding while lamenting their instinctual mating behavior.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Lewis Nielsen
Nielsen
University of Utah
Dayton School Plan Nixed by Federal Appeals Court
The Sixth Circuit ruled Dayton's integration plan inadequate, noting it dismantled only two of several segregated schools and would leave the overall pattern of one-race schools largely intact. The decision requires the Board of Education to overhaul the plan before September.
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Medina JVS Board Adopts Dental Insurance Plan
Medina County Joint Vocational School board approves Oasis Dental plan costing $9.45 per month per employee. Plan from Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. covers 100 percent for exams and cleanings, 80 percent for basic services, 60 percent for major work, with $1000 yearly individual cap and $750 orthodontic limit. Board notes no repair spending for vandalism but reports $5124 loss from stolen property. Also approves $45,597 Lorain Glass canopy bid.
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JVS) Board of Education
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Charles Hawley
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Westerville
Lorain Glass
Lodi Hospital Discharges and Admissions Dates
Hospital notices list June 21 discharges Herman Trapp Virginia Martin Orrin Stelzer and Susan Berger June 22 admissions Dorothy Jenkins Spencer Cheryl Brookshire Chippewa Lake Ernest Nameth Carman Mehl Pearl Elliott June 23 admissions Lester Harrington Millie Watson William Millett Verna Williams. June 21 22 23 discharges include Janice Leach Dorothy Jenkins.
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Virginia Martin
Orrin Stelzer
Susan Berger
Dorothy Jenkins
Spencer
Cheryl Brookshire
Chippewa Lake
Ernest Nameth
Lodi
Carman Mehl
Pearl Elliott
Sullivan
Lester Harrington
West Salem
Millie Watson
William Millett
Litchfield
Verna Williams
Medina church to sue over Montville zoning delays
The Medina county suit by Friendship Baptist Church seeks a declaratory judgment and a zoning variance to permit building on Route 3. It targets the Montville Zoning Board and Township trustees for delays after multiple plan revisions. The church, meeting in a Seventh Day Adventist church, argues rear construction would impose burdens and risks.
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Medina
Zoning Board
Louis Kali
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rt. 18
N. Court Street
Hamilton warns residents on utility bill service
Medina warns residents that paying utility bills through third party agents can leave them liable for bills not received by the city by the due date. City finance director Wayne Hamilton says the city never appoints banks or businesses as agents and that such services may delay payments. He notes late receipts and lost cash have occurred while conceding the service is convenient for users.
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Medina
Wayne Hamilton
Hamilton
Ruppert Dreamed of Death Sentence Before Trial
In Hamilton Ohio UPI James Ruppert, facing trial for killing 11 relatives last Easter, heard a psychiatrist describe a 1961 dream where he stood condemned in a courtroom. The defense notes Ruppert’s insanity plea while noting the dream’s theme of hopelessness and fear.
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Hamilton, O
UPI
James Ruppert
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Weaver
Weather Forecast Around Lake Erie Region
Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of a thundershower today and 40 percent tonight and Thursday. Highs near 75 at the lake and about 80 inland, with lows in the lower 60s. Winds northerly to northeasterly 10 to 15 mph today and easterly to southeasterly 5 to 10 mph tonight. Rainfall today about a quarter inch in scattered showers. Humidity fluctuations and sunrise sunset times noted. Temperatures are 83 at the high and 68 at the low for Tuesday.
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Almanac highlights for June 25 1975
The June 25 almanac notes Mercury Mars and Jupiter as morning planets and Venus Saturn as evening planets. It marks events on this day in history including Custer’s Little Bighorn ambush in 1876, North Korea invasion in 1950, school prayer ruling in 1962, and John Dean’s Watergate testimony in 1973. It also mentions Gustave Charpentier's birth on this date.
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