Ohio lottery commission elects Leahy chairman
David F. Leahy of Cleveland was elected chairman of Ohio's new lottery commission after an organizational meeting. The group outlined an information gathering plan, set a tentative next meeting for January 8 in Columbus, and discussed site selection and the executive director position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lottery Commission
David F. Leahy
Cleveland
Leahy
Sears, Roebuck & Co
John Gilligan
Jay O. Tepper
Gilligan
Richard S. Rust
Cincinnati
Tepper
Rust
Hashish haul described as scientific experiment in Turkey
A man arrested in Diyarbakir, eastern Turkey, with nearly 100 pounds of hashish in various stages of preparation claimed to be conducting a scientific experiment. Police reported the seizure and the suspect’s explanation as the investigation continues.
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Diyarbakir
Eastern
Turkey
New Speed Limits May Cut Auto Insurance Rates
States study rate reductions as gas shortages and lower speed limits push insurers to review premiums. Louisiana orders cuts if 50 mph limits persist. Officials point to WWII as precedent while Congress considers 55 mph federal limits.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Las Vegas
Nev
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Herbert S. Denenberg
Denenberg
New Hampshire
Frank ‘Kaland
Insurance Service Office
Sherman Bernard
Georgia
Hawaii
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Missouri
Mississippi
New Jersey
Florida
Maine
Massachusetts
Panel Postpones Farm Tax Action in Ohio
Ohio House Ways and Means Committee postponed action on farmland tax reform until next Wednesday. The panel debated implementing a Nov 6 constitutional amendment to tax farmland at current use rather than market value, but kept existing administration shared by county auditors and the Board of Tax Appeals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Ways and Means Committee
George D. Tablack
Campbell
Tablack
Board of Tax Appeals
Navy Suspends Race Relations Pilot Program
The Navy halted a pilot race relations program led by Charles H. King Jr. after a kissing incident with a white assistant and complaints from a female Navy employee. Navy officials cite broader objections to King's confrontational methods and will reexamine the program for applicability. Twenty four civilians trained have returned to their posts with no assured use of what they learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Charles H. King Jr
Urban Crisis Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Naval Base
Charleston
S.C
King
Graham Tahler
Sixth Naval District
Tahler
Washington
Taft seeks lift on plastics price ceiling in 1973 crisis
U S Senator Robert Taft Jr plans to ask the Cost of Living Council to raise ceiling prices on key plastics materials used by U S manufacturers. Plastics plants report shortages as domestic prices stay low while foreign demand climbs, risking plant shutdowns and unemployment. Exports of some materials rise sharply, while some domestic runs drop to ten percent of 1973 levels.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
Cost of Living Council
Taft
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Don Vaughan
Richard Vaughan
S. Third Street
Middleport
Meigs Chapter Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Bert Moshier
Hurbert Carson
Pat King
Lancaster
DeMolay
Mrs. Kridal
Foster
W. Washington St
Nelsonville
Christmas Club
Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley Bank
YU Hocking Valley Bank
Athens
Albany
Ohio Inns Inc
Burr Oak State Park Lodge
Federal Bureau of Investigation PLC
Morgan County
the Messenger
Thurs
Lorraine
Bou CH - Tuollis
Wyockowuis
Bank Americard
Reg
Singer
Ferge Hobbin
C&e Appliances
ABC
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