Ohio Senate Liquor Committee Drops Key Provisions
The Ohio Senate Liquor Committee rewrote a liquor control bill reducing a four member board to a three member commission and shifting appeals to the 10th District Court of Appeals in Franklin County. The substitute drops chairman sole penalty power, post assessment penalty changes, and a requirement that all members be attorneys, retaining only the chair as a lawyer and allowing one member to sit as hearing examiner in permit violations.
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Kennedy outlines $10 billion plan for elderly care
President Kennedy releases a five year plan totaling 10 billion dollars to aid the aged in health care income and housing. It includes hospital insurance tax benefits for the elderly low interest rental housing loans and group residences with services. The program also calls for more employment opportunities for older workers and a federal review of hiring on ability rather than age. Senator Young criticizes perceived favoritism in space contract awards to California New York Texas and Massachusetts.
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Missing Ship Debris Check Is Planned
Key West officials report the Marine Sulphur Queen owners plan a debris inspection today as Coast Guard ships sweep south of Key West for signs and survivors of the tanker missing since February 2 with 39 aboard. A flare reading Sulphur Queen sparked the search but officials cautioned it may be unrelated. A Coast Guard spokesman said debris would be examined by a Marine Transport Lines representative. CALF CROP REPORTED The 1962 calf crop was 41,026,000 head, up 3 percent from 1961.
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Prairie Fires Sweep Across Oklahoma Grassland
Prairie fires driven by winds up to 50 mph burned thousands of acres in Oklahoma. An Indian Agency headquarters and 15 houses were destroyed while oil storage tanks exploded. Two firemen were burned and two more overcome by smoke.
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Red Troops May Leave Cuba Soon
U S sources say Soviet troops possibly up to eight thousand may depart Cuba within days. Four empty or lightly loaded ships near Cuba hint at withdrawals, following a pledge to remove several thousand by March 15. Weapons remaining could empower Castro if handed over, though not seen as an immediate U S threat.
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State Asks Employees To Work Friday
Columbus column reports voluntary work on Washingtons Birthday for salaried state employees after courts ruled the two holidays were nonworking. Finance director Richard Krabach noted about 95 percent volunteered on Lincoln Birthday and urged a similar turnout Friday.
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Judge orders Fierce sent to Lima State Hospital
Athens County Common Pleas Judge John Bolin orders Darrell Napoleon Fierce 50 of Glouster Route 3 to Lima State Hospital for a month long mental and physical examination to determine sanity after a first degree murder charge. Fierce pled innocent and innocent by reason of insanity at arraignment for the February 9 killing of his brother Loran 54 in Buchtel. He is held to the grand jury without bond.
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Schenley UK Liquor Funds For School Subsidies
Ohio state officials reach agreement with Schenley Distillers to use liquor profits to cover 62.7 million dollars in school subsidies due next week. Schenley agrees to a two year liquidation of about 70 million in past due supplier accounts, most from the prior administration, with the state owing the company over 9 million.
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Schenley Distillers, Inc
Schenley
Richard Krabach
Schenney
Ohio
Defense Cost Possibly To Peak Soon
Washington sources say peak defense spending is in sight but uncertainties could delay any drop or leveling. Officials including Budget Director Kermit Gordon and Pentagon leaders express optimism as Kennedy's proposed budget contemplates a peacetime military outlay around 51 billion dollars, over half of the federal budget.
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Two MIGs Miss Shrimp Vessel in Florida Straits
Two MIG fighter planes based in Cuba carried out rocket firing passes Wednesday on a U S shrimp boat in the Florida Straits according to a Defense Department announcement.
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Sunday Sales Law Nears Final Draft in Ohio Judiciary
A nine member Ohio House subcommittee nears final drafting of a bill to ban Sunday sales. Chair Edmund James says four item classes will be deferred for study before presenting to the full judiciary committee. The plan aims to revise the state's Sunday closing law.
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Ohio
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R-Noble
Judiciary Committee
Bias Charged In Senate Clash Over Race and Spending
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell accuses Sen. John J. Williams of racial bias, alleging a Hitler like view in property deals restricted to Aryans. Williams denies race as a factor and says he will pursue proper accounting of government expenditures despite criticism.
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Rhodes Seeks Good Governor With Broad Spending Cuts
Ohio Governor Rhodes orders across the board cuts to balance a billion-dollar program. About 5000 of 60,000 state workers have been laid off with more to come under a reorganization bill. Rhodes defends the move as prudent management while facing Democratic charges of partisan cleansing.
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