Lottery Director Patronite gains Senate committee backing
The Ways and Means Committee voted 6 0 to approve Lottery Director Gerald J Patronite amid debate over past disclosures at the Ohio Lottery Commission. Patronite defended hiring practices and claimed some posted criminal records were unfounded while noting four of seven suspended employees failed to disclose records. He argued past offenses were minor and not disqualifying. The panel also backed two Ohio Racing Commission appointees Richard J Heekin and Sebastian Lupica.
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Deadlock on federal abortion funds halts HEW bill action
The Senate again rejects a House amendment to ban federal funds for abortions as part of a 56.6 billion Labor HEW appropriation. The dispute, covering 250,000 to 300,000 subsidized abortions yearly and costs of 40 to 50 million dollars, blocks final passage while other differences had been settled. Senator Jesse Helms urged yielding to the House but failed 53 to 35.
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Ohio Parental Consent for Abortion Declared Unconstitutional
A Cleveland panel of three federal judges ruled Ohio's law requiring parental consent for abortions by girls 18 and under unconstitutional. The court said the statute grants parents an absolute veto over a doctor and patient, mirroring the Missouri Supreme Court ruling yesterday. The ruling followed an ACLU suit on behalf of two 17 year olds whose parents refused consent.
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School Board Approves Revised Policy Manual
The Middle School will post the revised policy manual on bulletin boards and review the code with students on opening day. Principal Tom Witchner and the board thank James Golden for his winter internship work and adviser Dr Albert Schuster from Ohio University.
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Trimble Board Approves Staff Changes and School Repairs
Trimble Local School Board toured Glouster Middle School ahead of Tuesday’s meeting. Trustees accepted Pam Simmons as reserve volleyball coach, granted Terry Dugan senior class adviser duties, and approved Easler Dairy Products for the coming year. The panel also approved activities and conduct code, with plans to lease buses to AORTA for OSF travel.
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Trimble Schools Set Full Day Start Tuesday
Jacksons Trimble Local District announces a full day return with middle school 7 39 a m high school 7 54 a m and elementary 9 15 a m. Lunch prices unchanged. Faculty briefing Monday 9 a m in high school gym. Pre school registration open. new students register by Friday. Bus schedules similar to last year with parent notes required for cross bus transport.
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Tom Witchner
Ed Leatherwood
Linda Rothman
Trimble Band Attends Camp At Jackson
Trimble Band and about 75 students including flag bearers and majorettes attend a week long band camp at Canters Cave near Jackson. Clifford Rowe, new band director, leads the group as they prepare for the fall marching season with a Friday night show for parents at 7 30 p.m. before returning home.
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Nelsonville York Board to Meet for Special Session
The Nelsonville York City Board of Education will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the senior high board room. The session will study personnel matters including supplemental contracts and teacher aides as well as financial issues, with final action possible at the September meeting.
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Nelsonville school carpentry project earns profit
Ron Smith told the Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board that the carpentry department house project netted 3394 dollars and the board approved placing the funds in an activity account and continued the project for next year with a yet undetermined location. John Burns will supply materials again. Other actions include a three day personal leave policy for full time staff a motel note renewal of 208000 at six percent and appointments of Don Young to the Ohio School Boards Association meeting and to PRIDE committees with Nancy Underwood. Bills totaling 15779.22 were paid.
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