Amended Senate Joint Resolution No 1 Includes County Finance Data
The document presents an amended Senate Joint Resolution detailing Ohio constitutional amendments focused on economic development and public financing. It outlines new sections to create jobs, authorize state borrowing up to 290 million dollars for development and education facilities, and set bond retirement provisions. It also covers loan guarantees for higher education and specific ballot language for the May 1965 election.
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Bleigh
Lott
Gordon H. Caldwell
Meigs County
District Fund Food Service
GNCA
Bat- Bmce Ee Eeyenser Eng
Wm Acea Oe
Memorial
Aeesessseenss
County Board of Education
Becedita
State of
Ohio
205Th General Assembly
General Assembly
Senate
Development Bond
House
House of Representatives
Total Grants and Forward Revenue Total Forward
Revenue totals show 851,457.03 on forward revenue and 89 01 Hever Potal Forward use. The fragment indicates grant and forward accounting numbers.
Italian Fantasy Films Surge in Rome in 1965
Italian moviemakers in Rome shift toward science fiction and fantasy. In the first two months of 1965, six fantasy films entered production, signaling a rising trend in genre cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Education loan guarantees honored and made effective
The text states that the state may guarantee repayment of higher education loans for residents. It cites amended bills from 1981 and 1963, and confirms all related appropriations, validations, and approvals to enforce these laws as in effect after the section becomes law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Artelev
Ohio constitutional amendment text on education loans and apportionment
Readable fragments describe proposed amendments to Ohio Constitution Article XI and Article VI adding loan guarantees for higher education and altering legislative apportionment. The text discusses ballot designation, approval if voters favor, and outlines methods for apportioning representatives between counties and congressional districts with complex ratio rules and terms.
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Artigie
Ohio
House of Representatives
Geneva Assembly
Dean Hunts Party Site and Ohio Apportionment Discussion
Dean Volz of Louisville Campus seeks Democratic mayoral nomination as students search for party headquarters. The text also covers Ohio constitutional apportionment standards, district formation rules, and an amendment proposal certified by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Marlin Volz
University of Louisville Law School
Volz
Williams Wedding Planned
GALLIPOLIS The Rev and Mrs Marion Williams Addison announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Elva Jane Williams to Michael C Davis son of Mr and Mrs Dean Davis Gallipolis Miss Williams a Kgger Creek High School and Holzer Hospital School of Nursing graduate works as a clinical instructor at Holzer Davis a Gallia Academy High School and Columbus Business University graduate and vice president and advertising director at the Davis Shuler Co A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marion Williams
Addison
Elva Jane
Michael C. Davis
Dean Davis
Miss Williams
Kgger Creek High School
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Davis
Gallia Academy High School
Columbus Business University
Davis-Shuler Co
Miss Stevens Plans April 24 Wedding
Miss Linda Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted R Stevens and Gallipolis Ferry resident Leland Frank Henry plan an open church wedding at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Point Pleasant on April 24 at 3 30 p m The Rev John O Reilly will officiate An open reception follows in the church parish house The wedding party includes maid of honor Lana Long bridesmaids Lana Clark Kathy Stevens Cameletta Stevens Kimberly Clark flower girl Best man Bill Freeman ushers Teddy Stevens Bill Park Ronnie Stevens and Belle Stevens.
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Point Pleasant
Linda Stevens
Ted R. Stevens
Main St
Leland Frank Henry
Gallipolis Ferry
Leland Henry
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John O'Reilly
Lana Long
Lana Clark
Kathy Stevens
Cameletta Stevens
Kimberly Clark
Bill Freeman
Teddy Stevens
Bill Park
Ronnie Stevens
Belle
Madrigals Shine in State Solo Ensemble Contest
Gallia Academy High School Madrigals earned superior ratings at the Zanesville state event with soloists Susan Phillips Marie Ford and Gay Bastiani receiving excellent marks. Final state finals for GAHS bands and choruses set for April 24 at Newark.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Tom Folden
Zanesville
Paula Cotton
Susan Phillips
Marie Ford
Mary Ely
Sandy Sutter
George Ely
Dennis Avner
Gay Bastiani
Kathy Boggs
Gallia Academy
GAHS
Newark
Trespassing Charge Leads to Fine in Point Pleasant
Irene Richardson of Point Pleasant pleaded guilty to trespassing in A M Goodwin’s Justice court and paid a fine plus costs. Mary Lewis paid a fine for school attendance noncompliance. Sidney Huddleston was found guilty of assault and fined. The Ohio University hockey team posted a standout 13-5-1 season.
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Point Pleasant
Irene ‘Richardson
Justice of the Peace Court
A. M. Goodwin
Mary Lewis
Sidney Huddleston
Ohio University
Bobcats
GAHS Tracksters Open Season With Loss to Chesapeake
Gallia Academy High School opened the 1965 track season with a 71 1 3 to 37 2 3 defeat at Chesapeake. Offensive leaders included Andy Burnett in discus and John Davidson in the mile. GAHS placed in multiple events with several second and third place finishes and heads to Ironton Wednesday.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Blue Devils
Andy Burnett
John Davidson
Barry Roberts
Charles Baker
GAHL
John Brown
Wilcoxert
Sam Eisnaugle
Kenny Deckard
Bruce Smith
Gailiopolis
Ironton
Washington PTA Group Elections Delayed
The Washington Elementary PTA lacked a quorum of 40 at the meeting and postponed officer elections to the May session. Thirty members attended as Geneva Howells received the attendance award. Nominees listed: Isom C. Walker president, Miles T. Epling first vice president, Donald M. Robinson second vice president, Amyl Haffelt secretary, Gilbert Corliss treasurer.
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Gallipolis
Washington Elementary Parent- Teacher Association
Geneva Howells
Arden Dobson
Isom C. Walker
Miles T. Epling
Donald M. Robinson
Amyl Haffelt
Gilbert Corliss
Sonic Booms Return To Point Pleasant Area
Residents of Pittsburgh and nearby areas report damage claims from supersonic booms caused by B58 aircraft. USAF Pittsburgh office requests claim details of date time location and damage. SAC announces a 40 mile wide supersonic corridor from east of Tyner Kentucky to Brookville Pennsylvania in effect April through June with flights over Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasant
Pittsburgh
USAF
Strategic Air Command
Tyner
Brookville
Betz Grants Divorce and Alters Custody in Wheeling Area
Common Pleas Judge Robert M. Betz grants Raymond Fr. Haskins of Vinton Route 1 a divorce from Florence Haskins of Columbus on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. In a March 4 1964 decree modification custody of a minor child from Julia D. Condee of Gallipolis to Richard R. Condee, with ongoing $10 weekly support until a new custody order. Also notes Word of serious condition for Virgil Love of Holly Hill Florida patient at Halifax Hospital Daytona Beach and Dorothy Blessing of Letart returning from Parkersburg hospital care.
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Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
Raymond Fr. Haskins
Vinton
Florence Haskins
Columbus
Betz
Julia D. Condee
Richard R. Condee
Mr. Condee
Point Pleasant
Virgil Love
Holly Hill
Fla
Halifax Hospital
Daytona Beach
Love
Dorothy Blessing
Letart
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Acres Diverted To Conservation In Gallia County
Gallia County ASC records show 1619 farmers in the feed grain program and 134 in the wheat program sign up to retire about 5826 acres from crops to conservation. Pasturing of diverted acres was allowed until March 31 with no harvesting planned through 195 year. leaving growth protects soil and improves fertility.
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Gallipolis
J. Melvin Gilbert
Gallia County
ASC
ASCS
Gilbert
Neon Lights Move Hearts of Inmates at Jail
A Hamilton County Jail trustee, acting for prisoners, complained to the Chattanooga Electric Power Board that the building’s neon clock and lights are missed. He said the inmates find entertainment watching the clock hands move as repairs will keep lights out for weeks.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
Chattanooga Electric Power Board
Cook Hogs Garbage Advice From Health Department
Chattanooga area health officials advise the County Council on garbage disposal stressing waste should be thoroughly cooked before feeding to hogs to prevent health risks. The recommendation appears in a report from the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga - Hamilton County
Gas Leak Found at 110 Third Ave in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department responded to a natural gas leak at a pumping station behind 110 Third Ave. Columbia Gas of Ohio reported escaping gas. No fire. Firemen remained on scene until the leak stopped. Three men and one truck responded to the alarm.
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Gallipolis
Third Ave
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
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