Ohio House Faces Tax Debate After Holiday Pause
Ohio lawmakers return to the capitol to resume a ten week tax debate over a graduated state tax or county flat tax to fund the current biennium. The House passed a 1971 73 general appropriations bill and faces a $850 million revenue gap as the 6.2 billion budget expired.
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Glouster considers C and SOE takeover of electric system
Glouster village council weighed a proposal from Columbus and Southern Electric to operate the city owned utility. The plan would keep current staff, offer equal or higher salaries, and lower or equal rates, with tax benefits returned to the town and schools. Council to meet with attorneys before bids. mayor urged careful review. The council also approved a conduit project for United Telephone Co. of Ohio and began codifying village ordinances while ordering road repairs and mini bike rules. West Germany completes Marshall Plan debt repayment totaling 93.15 million dollars, marking the end of postwar aid commitments.
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