Controversy Over Trimble Salary Raise In Rittman
City Manager Robert Trimble faces scrutiny over a 30 percent raise across three years, with Mayor Ashton Hall and others arguing that pay should reflect supply and demand and economics rather than merit alone. The editorial defends Trimble, praises paving plans, and urges council to review promises and commitments before any final decision.
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Trimble
Robert Trimble
Ashton Hall
Rittman
Council
Jay Griffiths
Deloris Wright
al Imhoff
Readers weigh Vietnam war costs and prisoner issue
A letter to the editor questions Hanoi's stance on prisoners and Thieu, urges self interest over flag waving, and critiques the war’s costs. The writer, Francis Fetzer, notes fear of taxes and poverty, and cites Nixon’s rating. Publisher adds note about Hanoi demanding ousting the Thieu group.
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Rittman
Vietnam
Hanoi
Thieu
Wayne County
Cuba
Chile
China
Russia
Francis Fetzer
Nixon
Paris
Ambassador Lodge
DMZ
South Vietnam
Shriver Peace Signal Charge Denounced as Phony
Lin Williams surveys Sargent Shriver's claim that Nixon missed a peace chance. He cites White House records and cables showing no sign of a serious offer from Hanoi, noting Harriman Vance support and Nixon's steps from 1969 onward. The piece argues the charge is political rhetoric undermining real debate.
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Sargent Shriver
Nixon
Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Shriver
White House
National Security Council
Defense Department
Department of State
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
France
Hanoi
Harriman
Vance
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Department
McGovern
Limiting Bureaucratic Growth Urged by Ashbrook
Washington report quotes John M. Ashbrook urging limits on federal agencies and forms. Senate and House probes show billions spent on paperwork, with 2,600 to 3,200 advisory committees and 700000 types of forms cited. House bill aims to curb proliferation and boost oversight.
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Senate
Small Business Committee
National Archives Office of Records and Management
House Government Operations Committee
U.S
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Grounds for Arrest Under Narcotics Law
Two policemen nabbed a man near a narcotics area entering a cab and found heroin on him without a warrant. The ruling notes officers must have probable cause beyond a mere hunch or unreliable informers to arrest without a warrant.
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Joe
Kentucky rifle craftsman blends engraving with carving
Casteel spends about five hours daily on his Kentucky muzzleloaders, which sell for 225 to 700 dollars depending on handwork and materials. He makes replicas pre 1898 to avoid modern gun laws and displays two original Kentuckys among his shop pieces. He markets to hunters of boar, turkey, bear, squirrel, and moose and has earned recognition from the National Muzzloading Rifle Association and local gun clubs. Publicity came from Akron Beacon Journal and Wingfoot Clan. He also does painting and carving in his craft.
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Kentucky
Casteel
National Muzzloading Rifle Association
Canal Fulton Gun Club
Pennsylvania Rifle Association
Akron Beacon Journal
Wingfoot Clan
Goodyear
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Washington Report
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