Personal Income Tax Dominates Senate Work
The Ohio Senate focusing on the first personal income tax as it continues work on a $1.4 billion tax package approved by the House. Twenty Republicans in the 33member body plan to meet Monday with Ohio Republican Chairman John Andrews to discuss the tax bill and other issues facing the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
John Andrews
Senate
Andrews
Tax measures loom as Ohio legislature debates budget and income tax
The Ohio Senate Ways and Means Committee reviews the personal and corporate income tax bill as Gov. Gilligan proposes reductions. House leaders push a $222.2 million interim budget to cover through August with a projected $157.1 million deficit, while potential new taxes could total about 1.6 billion. House and Senate plan brief sessions and Monday night meetings to advance agendas and permit a week-long recess.
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John Gilligan
House Gop
Andrews
House
Gilligan
Senate
Ways and Means
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Senate Finance and Education and Health Committees
Charles Korfess
Perrysburg
General Assembly
Legislators weigh tax repeal harming library funding
The state tax on intangible property faces repeal in a $1.4 billion bill, risking library revenue. Finance Director Harold Hovey says the $50 million annual intake would be offset by funds from the personal income tax included in the measure.
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Columbus, Ohio
Harold Hovey
Hovey
Caution Lights Installed at Busy State Routes Intersection
LOGAN A crew from Columbus and Division 10 signal section began installing yellow caution flasher lights at the intersection of State Route 33, State Route 180 and Hocking County Road 33 A Chieftain Drive. The project aims to reduce accidents after months of study and is to be finished by week’s end per Division 10 Director Max R Farley of the Ohio Department of Highways.
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Logan
Columbus
Division 10
Hocking County
Chieftain Drive
Ohio Department of Highways Division 10
Max R. Farley
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admissions
Births list Mr and Mrs Wilbert Rutter of Glouster Route 3 with a daughter. Admissions include Genevieve Robison, Glouster. Howard Phillips, Glouster Route 1. Master John M Six. Clarence Cook. and numerous others from Nelsonville and surrounding towns. Dismissals cover John Crow and several children and adults. A policy note discusses tax changes replacing the intangibles tax with a fund aiding libraries and local governments.
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Wilbert Rutter
Glouster Route 3
Genevieve Robison
Glouster
Howard Phillips
John M. Six
Clarence Cook
Murray City
Bernard Mellinger
Imelda Smith
Catherine Thompson
Deborah Hartley
Nelsonville
Helen Smathers
Kenneth Graham
Buchtel
Pollie A. Turn
Clara Taylor
Ardath Turner
Shawnee
Ada Karns
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births Report
A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garrettson of Bidwell and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pear of West Columbia. Listed names include Emma Anderson Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Harold Garrettson Bidwell Kelsey Henry Point Pleasant Luther Price Apple Grove and others.
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Harold Garrettson
Bidwell
Orville Pear
West Columbia
Emma Anderson
Gallipolis Ferry
Kelsey Henry
Point Pleasant
Luther Price
Apple Grove
Willie Walker
Leon
Rufus Greathouse
Glenwood
Clayton Stewart
Ashton
Wayne Black
Wayne, Mich
Ross Morris
New Haven
Donahey and Kosydar clash over tax money control
State Treasurer Gertrude Donahey and Tax Commissioner Robert Kosydar spar over who will first handle 1.4 billion dollars in proposed new taxes under a House bill. Donahey argues funds should go to her office to earn interest, while Kosydar presses for same-day deposit to treasury accounts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude Donahey
Robert Kosydar
Kosydar
Columbus Banks
Treasury
Brooks Shoe Negotiations Resume Amid Two-Week Strike
Nelsonville reports the negotiating committee for United Shoe Worker Local 146 AFL-CIO and William Brooks Shoe Co representatives met in Lancaster to forge a new contract. Workers have been on strike for two weeks since the July 9 expiration, with employees continuing to picket Canal Street factory.
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Nelsonville
United Shoe Worker
Canal Street
Hocking Hills Golfers Compete in Homne's Amateur at Oglebay Park
Four Hocking Hills Country Club Ladies take part in the 1971 Homne's Women Amateur Golf Classic at Oglebay Park Wheeling West Virginia. Mary Jane McKinley Cheryl Ellinger Kate McCoy and Delbert Kuhn represented the club in a best-ball format across four flights with 148 players.
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Hocking Hills
Oglebay Park
Nelsonville
Wheeling
W. Va
Hocking Hills Country Club
Mary Jane McKinley
Cheryl Ellinger
Kate McCoy
Delbert Kuhn
Sally Carroll
West Virginia
Ellinger
McKinley
Nelsonville York bands begin practice on August 2
Nelsonville York City High School bands start summer rehearsals August 2. Senior band grades 9 to 12 meet at 9 a.m. at Buchtel High School while Junior band grades 7 and 8 meet at 10:15 a.m. at Fayette Street Junior High. First week runs Monday through Thursday with late August tryouts planned.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York City High School
Buchtel
Mary Jane McKinley
Fayette Street
Dietrich's Favorite Meal: Hot Dog and Champagne
The noted actress Marlene Dietrich is perfectly at home with a hot dog and champagne, which she calls her favorite combination for a meal.
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Marlene Dietrich
Logan Mayor Fines Four On Saturday
Four persons were fined and three bonds forfeited in Mayor M. B. Haney’s Court on Saturday. Bonds of 30 dollars were for Jerry W. Wine Ronald Sharrett and Sharon J. Bennett for noise and yielding rights of way at a stop sign. Fines ranged from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs for speeding improper backing and driving left of center.
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Logan
M. B. Haney
Jerry W. Wine
Ronald Sharrett
Sharon J. Bennett
Chillicothe
Janice R. Moyer
Bremen
Fire at Saratoga Grill damages basement motor
Nelsonville fire crews responded to a 9 32 am alarm Saturday at the Saratoga Grill on Hocking Street where an electric motor in the basement overheated and caught fire. Firefighters said damage was confined to the motor with heavy smoke present.
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Saratoga Grill
Nelsonville
Hocking Street
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Charles Stover
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