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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
1
Washington AP reports the new fiscal year opens with a projected peacetime deficit exceeding $13.6 to over $20 billion. For fiscal 1967 the deficit reached about $11 billion, with a $327 billion federal debt and a new $358 billion debt ceiling. Vietnam war costs drive the red ink.
The Hot Line in The Daily Reporter fields questions about removing a biased police guard, mowing rye grass near Dover, locating Century Metalcraft Corp, finding poems, and mosquito concerns in Mineral City area. Officials advise filing complaints, note mowing schedules, provide Century Metalcraft address, suggest book source, and attribute mosquito action to property owners and township trustees.
The Mail Box suggests Tuscarawas County ministers or bell authorities ring church bells at a set time on July 4 to honor current servicemen and those who died. The note cites a Reader's Digest program idea and thanks readers who called or sent letters.
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds the 1965 legislative reapportionment plan in a 5 2 decision. Democrats oppose the plan and say they will not appeal to the U S Supreme Court, arguing it favors Republicans. The plan, drawn by the Apportionment Board, was used to elect 94 representatives and 33 senators from single member districts last November. Voters rejected a constitutional amendment to extend the plan until after the 1970 census. Two justices dissented. the case now leaves pending plans in the General Assembly and awaits further action by lawmakers.
The Associated Press reports 53 traffic deaths in the early hours of the extended Independence Day weekend, with safety officials predicting 700 to 800 fatalities by midnight Tuesday. About 13 million miles were traveled on the 102 hour holiday period, the busiest driving period this year.
UNITED NATIONS AP delegates predict the U N General Assembly will reject all current resolutions on Israel withdrawal from Arab territories, while some seek a compromise to win a two thirds vote. Voting begins Monday, likely ending the emergency session begun June 17. If approved, security council would implement the plan. The dispute centers on two withdrawal resolutions from Egypt Syria and Jordan after the June war.
The report notes rainfall in the last 24 hours as none. Tomorrow sunrise at 5:58 AM and sunset at 9:01 PM. Highs in the 80s and lows around 60. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers and likely thunder showers.
The State Controlling Board released $9000 to the Village of Gnadenhutten at a special meeting Friday to study the existing water system and prepare an expansion plan. The 1936 system serves a village that has tripled in population and doubled in area, with officials noting the supply is adequate but more wells pumps and larger lines are needed.
U S Navy bombers hit fuel oil dumps west of Haiphong after Washington conceded U S planes may have struck a Soviet ship near the North Vietnamese port. Two Skyhawk jets were shot down. both pilots missing. Raids also touched Lai Dong storage area and a southwest dump, with flames and smoke seen as reports cited Soviet charges and U S concessions.
A witty column muses that hard work acts as a tonic for some, while noting others never reach a level of sickness to seek the remedy. The piece frames labor as a curative force in daily life with tongue in cheek humor.
Rib rero owned by Charles Wayle hard of Newark, Nw won the Trish Sweeps Derby today with a late surge at the end of the mile and a half event. Sucaryl finished second and Wart board finished third.
In Dover Virginia Swinderman of 323 E 20th St files a temporary and permanent injunction against Shirley Bergquist of 315 E 20th St. alleging ownership of land east of Goettiges Run, with Bergquist posting no trespassing signs cutting bushes and ordering the plaintiff off. Swinderman seeks a permanent injunction damages and costs.
Recreation Director Dale Swinderman states Dover Wily Park dances will be held on Fridays only from 7:5 PM to 10:15 PM due to other teen events. If demand rises, Monday dances may be reinstated. Swinderman notes the change aims to avoid conflicts with existing activities.
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