Ohio Housing Woes Threaten Substandard Dwellings
A Battelle Institute study led by Ohio officials finds nearly 4 percent of residents live in substandard housing and 18 percent cannot afford adequate homes. Rising construction costs, zoning bias, and slow approvals hamper new low cost housing while cities grapple with inspections and land costs. Legislation under review could speed prefabricated housing and create a state housing agency with taxing powers.
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Austen
Battelle
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Aausing
Gomands
Huston
Roshen
Willum Safreed
Oniot Home Busidees Agsaviation
Roshwa
Stytistics
Safreed
Saheed
John Gotherman
Legal Council
Ohio Municipal League
Gotherman
Ghia Senate
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Senate
Rhodes Strategy Ignores Taft Debate in Ohio Race
Gov. James A. Rhodes pursues a campaign plan avoiding a Taft duel as he seeks a Senate nomination. A Columbus poll shows Rhodes with 69 percent, while Taft risks gains in Franklin County. Finance Director Howard Collier fielded questions on a family will dispute and Rhodes’ primary clash with Taft remains a quiet but pivotal issue.
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James A. Rhodes
Robert Taft Jr
Rhodes
US Senate
Taft
Columbus
Franklin County
Collier
Due Process Backed by News Editors in Rent Ohio
Louisville editors Isaacs and Isaac claim due process should not be voided by anti war sentiment. They defend press rights amid DOJ subpoena moves to obtain confidential data from outlets. Kent State lecture cites press independence against government overreach while Dublin pubs promote milk bars after breathalyzer rules.
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Ohio
American Society of Newsplood
Lars. Isaace
Louisville Courier- Jounal
Louisville Times
Kent State University
Jaid
Isaacs Aid de News Media
Department of Justice
Mitchell
Kent State
School of Journalism
Ohio Assembly Opened With Election Year Ethics Look
The 108th Ohio General Assembly reconvenes in Columbus with hearings on ethics in government. A Senate ethics bill would bar officials from using office for personal gain and set up house ethics committees, with a possible disclosure requirement. Also debated: financial statements for candidates and expanded police powers, plus a new division of the attorney general's office with wiretap authority if needed.
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Uth General Assembly
Ilnuse
Senate
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
George E. Mastics
Fairview Park
House Judiciary Committee
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Senate Judiciary
Rouse Judiciary
Lan £. Norris
Westerville
Commot Pleas
House Education Committee
43 Letter Finally Delivered
A South African soldier who escaped from a wartime Italy prison camp sent a letter to his sister in 1945. It took 26 years to reach Sophie Lowitt in Port Elizabeth after being couriered via Don Fortin and a priest, Don Giovanni Fortin, and traced by postal authorities. Manning died ten years earlier.
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South Africa
Italy
Ietter
Sophie Lowitt
Tobruk
Padova
Ohelpar
Don Giovanni Fortin
Ted Crees
Manning
Fortin
Harry
Toys Vital To Grownups
Marvin Glass, a toy designer and former psychology student, urges men to play with a variety of toys to stay nimble in body, mind, and heart. He says men should avoid sticking to one hobby type and recall the alertness of childhood. Also notes eating and drinking places form a large share of Alaska’s retail establishments.
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E— Marvin Glass
Alaska
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