Cable TV service eyed for Rittman after six year delay
Rittman council in principle approves a franchise to Lodi Cable Service Company to install and operate a system here with two minor questions. The plan promises eight to 12 signals over coaxial lines at $6 a month and immediate access to continuous weather and time signals plus local origination programs.
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Rittman
Lodi Cable Service Company
Lodi
Armstrong Utilities Company of Pennsylvania
Armstrong
Ohio Edison
Telephone
Orrville
Federal Communications Commission
United Telephone Company
United
Council
Lodi Cable
FCC
Board of Education
Christmas Edition Praised by Pastor for Bethlehem News
Pastor William K. McComas commends The Press and Packaging Corporation of America for a special Christmas edition that rekindled the true spirit of Christmas. He says the provocative Bethlehem News headline approach prompted readers to reflect on the holiday’s meaning and hopes for more similar issues.
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Packaging Corporation of America
Bethlehem News
William K. McComa
Highway Dept. Thanks Press New Year Safety Message
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety thanks the press for cooperation during 1971. The message urges continued use of New Year safety fillers and alcohol awareness to persuade drivers not to drink. Best wishes from Director Eugene P. O Grady and the department for a safe, happy new year.
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Department of Highway Safety
Eugene P. O’grady
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Taft Amnesty Bill Backed Amid Controversy in Ohio
World At Large column by Lin Williams analyzes Senator Robert Taft's proposal to grant amnesty to 70,000 self-exiled draft dodgers and 500 home violators. It questions timing, motive, and party fallout while noting opposition from Senator Saxbe and President Nixon. The piece traces amnesty history and argues Taft's plan comes too soon amid ongoing war and rising antiwar sentiment.
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Robert Taft
U.S
Richard Nixon
White House
Taft
Ohio
Ular
Nixon
Congress
James Rhodes
Republican Party
Nixon Taft
John Andrews
William Saxbe
Saxbe
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
United States
Russia
North Vietnam
Egypt
India
China
Peacenik
Washington report United States must curb Soviet military buildup
The piece warns that the balance of military power is shifting to the Soviet Union, with Communism expanding globally from Cuba to Africa. It argues for urgent U.S. action to restore superiority through a comprehensive defense program, despite calls to cut defense spending. It cites a Defense panel urging renewed strength to survive in the 1970s.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Trotsky
Lenin
Marx
Cuba
Chile
Africa
Asia
Middle East
America
Nixon
Moscow
United States
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Utah
Peace Corps
VISTA
Veterans Administration
Washington Report
Wadsworth
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