Gas Rate Proposals Studied By Wellston Council
Wellston council considers two gas rate proposals from Columbia Gas of Ohio plus a fuel cost escalator. One plan sets tiers and a $3.50 minimum, averaging $20.45 for 15 000 cu ft. the other starts 32.5 cents per 100 cu ft with a $3.25 minimum and about $17.29 for 15 000 cu ft. A study committee will report back with recommendations. council also reads first on a sick leave policy allowing 120 days accumulation at 15 days per year and a reuse provision within 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Hunter
Wellston
Ken Gallant
Columbia Gas
Ohio
council-Columbia
Columbia
Gallant
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
John Dupre
Gary Huston
Clarence Gray
Scott Thompson
Council
Spohn Divorces Lead Court Record From Perry County
Dianna Spohn seeks a divorce from Charles D. Spohn alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty with custody and support requests for their minor child. Thomas J. Nelson and Sandra Nelson seek divorces from each other. George Thomas Haynes and Roy Parsons obtain divorces with custody or property allocations. Sandra Sue Stalling is granted divorce from Gary Stalling with custody of three children and child support. Local council reports funding decisions on a city grader, cemetery repairs, and bridge maintenance plus sewer improvements and union dues adjustments.
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Dianna Spohn
Charles D. Spohn
Junction City
Thomas J. Nelson
Pete Nelson
New Lexington
Sandra Nelson
Crooksville
George Thomas Haynes
Patricia Ann Haynes
Pike Township
Roy Parsons
Frances Ellen Parsons
Thornville
Sandra Sue Stalling
Gary Joseph Stalling
State Department of Highways
Lake Alma Road
Oths
Ohio Water and Pollution Control Board
Wellston
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Frazee
Wellston Little League finals set for Saturday night
Weather permitting the championship game will be played Saturday at 7 p.m. McArthur beat Beaver 7-6 in seven innings Thursday. Schedule lays out Friday games Wellston-Nelsonville rainout make-up, South Webster vs Pomeroy, and McArthur vs Wellston-Nelsonville winner.
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Wellston
McArthur
Beaver
McArthur Merchants
Jackson No
Patterson
L. MccNickle
Mannering
McGinniss
Jackson
Pike County
Oak Hill
Arnold King
McCorkle
John Royster
Zaleski
Brooks
Rick Rapp
Joe Brooks
Ironton
Nelsonville
Greg Houston
Penrod
South Webster
Middleport
Queen
Clayton
Mike Queen
Ebersack
Pomeroy
Hamilton
Browning
Wayne Skaggs
Kimble
Federal law precedence over Ohio limits on garnishment
In Cincinnati, U S District Judge David Porter ruled federal Consumer Credit Protection Act limits take precedence over Ohio law allowing up to 77 percent of disposable weekly income to be garnished. The suit, brought by the U S secretary of Labor, targeted Hamilton County Municipal Court and the Hamilton Municipal Court. The decision holds that when state and federal laws conflict, federal standards govern.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. District Court
David Porter
U.S. Secretary of Labor
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Porter
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