Ohio House Pushes To Overturn Vetoes In Budget Fight
Democrats move to override Rhodes vetoes on the two year appropriations bill as committees tackle malpractice liability, a state energy agency, rape statute changes, and school aid distribution. House and Senate plan Friday sessions to clear business before summer adjournment.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
James Rhodes
Senate
Rhodes
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
House Finance Committee
Compromise Sought as Energy Policy Standoff Near
Washington Ford and a Democratic Congress edge toward a possible compromise on energy policy as Aug 31 oil price controls expiration looms. Ford seeks phaseout of old oil price caps while Congress resists, with leaders warning gasoline could surge. Senate and House clash over pricing highs and timelines amid vetoes and talks aboard the presidential yacht.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
House
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Congressional
Rhodes
Federal
Frank G. Zarb
Ruppert Denied New Trial in Mass Murder Case
James A. Ruppert remains convicted after a Butler County Common Pleas Court panel, in a 2-1 decision, denied his bid for a new trial. Judge Fred B. Cramer dissented, as in prior rulings, in ruling the defense failed to show grounds for a reversal.
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Ruppert
Hamilton
Ohio
James A. Ruppert
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Pat O Brien Hospitalized in Illinois at 75
Pat O Brien, 75, star of stage and screen, was admitted Tuesday to a cardiac care unit in Evergreen Park Illinois after chest pains. Officials say no heart attack occurred and tests are planned. his condition listed as stable. Taft opposes August recess. urges Congress to act on critical issues.
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Evergreen Park, Ill
Pat O’brien
O’brien
Taft
Washington
Sen
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Congress
Ky to tour at $2500 per appearance in lecture circuit
Former South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky announced he will charge 2500 dollars per appearance on the lecture circuit after speaking unpaid to the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. He said he has hired professional agents and will seek compensation for future talks.
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Anaheim
Calif
Nguyen Cao Ky
Chamber of Commerce
Exact Change Policy Cuts Robberies Nationwide
A nationwide shift to exact change for bus, taxi, and gas station payments has reduced robberies. Transit officials report drivers no longer carry cash, with cities like Louisville and Springfield noting fewer incidents since the 1960s reforms. Some areas offer change via scrip or tickets while others rely on carriers without cash on hand.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
John Askers
Louisville, Ky
Askers
Springfield
Mass
Street Railway Co
Edward O'Keefe
Amalgamated Transit Workers
O'Keefe
Bill Baxa
Chicago Transit Authority
Baxa
New Age in Space Predicted by Apollo Veterans
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Astronauts Thomas P Stafford Vance D Brand and Donald K Slayton said at a news conference aboard their orbiting Apollo that the era of U S manned spaceflight is ending but a new age with the space shuttle will begin They expect space to become a cheaper medium for work and great achievements ahead Slayton reflected on the journey from Apollo to Soyuz linking tunnel and the return of cosmonauts Leonov and Kubasov to Earth prior to the Apollo crew’s homecoming
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Mission Control
Stafford
Earth
Slayton
Apollo
Soyuz
Del Corso Testifies on Kent State Weapons Policy
Former Ohio adjutant general Sylvester Del Corso testified that National Guard troops followed army policy in training and equipment during the Kent State shootings. He said weapon loading was decided in the field and not a standard operating procedure. Plaintiffs seek 46 million in damages against Del Corso Canterbury Rhodes and others.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sylvester T. del Corso
Kent State University
del Corso
Asst
Rdj
Robert Canterbury
National Guard
Department of Army
James A. Rhodes
Kent
U.S. Mili
Canterbury
James Rhodes
Kent State
Robert White
Ohio Supreme Court strikes down guest passenger statute
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously held the 42 year old guest passenger statute unconstitutional for denying equal protection to accident victims. In a Summit County case golfers Donald G. Tyler and George Primes III, Tyler’s driving led to a crash, and Primes sought negligence damages.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Akron
Donald G. Tyler
George Primes III
Tyler
Primes
Summit County Court of
Common Pleas
9Th District Court of Appeals
John Poe sells folk guitar via Messenger Action Ads
John Poe of 2 Ransom Rd sells a folk guitar using Messenger Action Ads and gets fast results. He notes they sold it to the first caller and would use the service again for quick action at an economical rate.
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John Poe
Ransom Rd
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