Senate Republicans Claim Larger Ohio Treasury Surplus
Senate Finance Committee members in Columbus prepare to argue a state treasury surplus of about 138 million dollars for the coming fiscal year, based on a budget office breakdown. The move eyes funding shifts to Gilligan's supplemental bill as major legislation lingers and adjournment nears.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Republicans
Howard C. Cook
Tolédo
Senate Finance Committee
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
John B. Olsen
Office of Budget & Management
Cook
Legislative Budget Office
Gilliman
Nude Rhodes Photo Sparks Campaign Materials Review
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown is investigating a paste-up image showing former Gov. James A. Rhodes nude before the Statehouse. The flyer, linked to Lana Greenbaum, could violate campaign material laws as Rhodes campaigns for office. A June 27 hearing is planned to address the matter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Brown
Rhodes
Life Magazine
State Board OKs Vo Ed Funds for Ohio Projects
The State School Board approved 16.5 million dollars in state and federal funds for 15 vocational education construction projects in Ohio. The action completes matching funds for all locally approved vo ed projects to date with no Southeastern Ohio projects involved. The board also approved a 96129.29 dollar contract with Ohio University to help train vo ed teachers. Allocation depends on release of lottery and federal funds, not expected before February, and a proposal for 52 million lottery funds was tabled amid earmarking concerns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Mills Urges Reimposed Wage Price Controls
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills calls for reimposition of wage price controls to curb inflation suggesting mandatory Phase 2 style limits with no price rollbacks. Senate and White House positions unclear as tax reform debates continue on Capitol Hill. Treasury and Patman leaders express skepticism about revived controls. Senate Finance Committee weighs loop hole closing to fund relief for consumers.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas Democrat
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Mills
Nixon
Treasury
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate Finance Committee
O Bleness Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
A list of admissions includes Ada Christy Mrs Glenn Hashman Charles Randall Margaret Pratt Mrs Edward Linscott and others from Athens Jacksonville Guysville Chauncey The Plains St Paul Minn Albany Nelsonville Pomeroy McArthur Highland Mich and Mrs Raymond Venrick. Discharges include Maxine Dickens Ronald Bader and several others.
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Ada Christy
Glenn Hashman
Charles Randall
Margaret Pratt
Edward Linscott
Athens
Raymond Cope
Jacksonville
Kenneth Bell
Guysville
Luther Harold Mayles
Paul Yanes
Jack King
Chauncey
Oliver Geary
Don Lee Bridgewater
Dorothy Cade
the Plains
Donald Fisk
St. Paul
Minn
Myrl Knowlton
N. L. Russell
Albany
Agnes Vaught Suffered Broken Elbow in O'Bleness Incident
Agnes Vaught, 64, of 24 Smith Street, sustained a broken elbow and was treated at O'Bleness Hospital after an incident on Monday at 3 51 p.m.
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Agnes Vaught
Smith St
O’bleness
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