McGovern Lindsay Clash Over Florida Primary Ties
In a Florida primary preview, McGovern and Lindsay trade accusations of cheap shots and labor-supply pressure while Wallace remains favored. Muskie pledges campaign donor disclosure. Jackson and Humphrey vie for second as Wallace eyes June California entry.
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Progress Reported In Lordstown Talks
A six hour GM UAW session in Lordstown Ohio ending with progress cited by GM spokesman John Grix as talks resume at 9 am. The strike by Local 1112 idled about 10 000 workers at the Vega plant after a 29 hour session began Saturday with contention over a single contract and working conditions.
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Blacks Condemn Busing Plans at Black Political Convention
At Gary Indiana the National Black Political Convention ends with a militant agenda and no presidential endorsement. Delegates condemn busing as obsolete and call for black control of policing, education, and a reparations commission, with May 27 marked as Liberation Day and the next meeting set for Philadelphia in 1976.
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County considers sale of land for new vocational school
Medina County Commissioners negotiate sale of 115 acres of the Medina County Home farm to the Medina County Wo Ed Board for a two year technical school. The site at Rt 162 and Lake Road could be bought via a negotiated price if a new bill allows it. Funds would aid nearby courthouse property purchases. the project would be operated by Kent State of Akron University.
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Pollution Controls Force Plant Closures Across Industries
A government report says 200 to 300 plants will close over four years due to pollution abatement rules, eliminating 50 000 to 125 000 jobs amid price rises and slower growth. It notes benefits from cleaner air are not counted and lists 14 industries examined in detail. The study predicts 12 000 plants total, with 50 to 150 towns hit hard by shutdowns. Columbus adds civic appointments as Governor Gilligan names 46 members to the Ohio Commission on Local Government Services.
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Sharon Twp
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John J. Gilligan
Simmons
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