Ohio bill would reset occupational license fees process
Senate Ways and Means Committee backed a bill by Sen. Robert E. OShaughnessy to have licensing agencies submit proposed fee hikes to the state Controlling Board instead of requiring legislative justification. The change would shift authority from the Senate and House finance committees to prompt agency decisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means
Robert E. O'Shaughnessy
D-15
State Controlling Board
House Finance
Sprinkler Bill Hits Senate House Conferees Debate
A Senate House conference panel will reconcile a bill to push back Ohio nursing home sprinkler deadlines. Sponsor Sen. Douglas Applegate and colleagues will lead talks after the House trimmed an emergency clause, delaying enforcement and funds cited by facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Douglas Applegate
Steubenville
William F. Bowen
Cincinnati
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Applegate
Senate approves county bodies filling city offices
The Senate voted 28 to 0 to allow county political organizations to fill vacancies for city auditor, solicitor, or treasurer. Mayors retain appointment power for independent officeholders, with appointments expiring at the first regularly scheduled general election for the post.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
PUSH Protests High Rates In Ohio Demonstrations Planned
Led by Rev. Jesse Jackson PUSH plans to join Cleveland demonstrators in Columbus to protest rising utility rates at the Ohio Capitol. Jackson said utilities costs could push toward public control as he toured Cincinnati and headed to Cleveland for another rally.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Jesse Jackson
People United To Save Humanity
PUSH
Cincinna
Cleveland
Columbus
Jackson
Defends Lottery Ads In Ohio Amid Advertising Debate
The Ohio Lottery faces a bill to curb advertising as the Controlling Board denies funding for the Ohio Development Center. Deputy executive director James Dickerson defends ads as sensible and effective, noting the lottery spent 1.28 million on advertising as of May 13 while the bill sponsor argues ads lure purchases.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Lottery
James Dickerson
Dickerson
Charles Kurfess
Bowling Green
Old Bell to Be Mounted on Amesville Village Green
Plans by the Ames-Bern Heritage Bicentennial Group call for permanently mounting the old school bell on the Amesville village green. The project, discussed at the Bern Two building in Sharpsburg, includes a model display and will be done by local craftsmen. The bell, once on an Ohio River steamboat, was reportedly brought by Mr. Cutler from Marietta to Athens. A history notes its use at Amesville Academy from 1852 to 1901 and later in the town’s new school until 1955 before the bell’s transfer to Amesville.
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Ames-Bern Heritage Bicentennial
Amesville
Iesteak
Bern Two
Sharpsburg
Cutler
Marietta
Athens
Annie Clark Smith
Amesville Academy
Lees Town
Appalachian Reading Council Elected Officers for 1975 76
The Appalachian Reading Council of Southeastern Ohio at Ohio University elected officers for 1975 76: Margaret Stumpf president Ellen Davis vice president and president elect Donna Kales treasurer and Lynda Downard secretary Dr Don Leighty OU education professor spoke and will lead a July 14 18 summer workshop on children's literature Irene Hunt Newberry award winner will appear July 18 He is listed as contact for information Membership is open to all interested in reading and teaching reading in Vinton Hocking Gallia Athens and Meigs Counties Local council affiliated with Ohio Council and International Reading Association Information available from Stumpf Davis or Rose Marie Jonas tentative meeting dates Oct 29 Feb 21 and Apr 29 times places and programs to be announced later
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Appalachian Reading Council of
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Margaret Stumpf
Ellen Davis
Donna Kales
Lynda Downard
Don Leighty
Leighty
Salt Creek Lake Reports Prepared for Ohio University Chillicothe Library
The Huntington District Army Corps of Engineers announced it supplied Ohio University Chillicothe library with copies of Salt Creek Lake Project Ohio Supplemental Basis Reports. Work by Jack McCormick and Associates continues toward a final environmental impact assessment. Copies are available for purchase from Huntington District at 11.07 dollars for the reports and 2.35 dollars for the map folio.
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Huntington District
Army Corps of Engineers Today
Ohio University
Chillicothe
Salt Creek Lake Project
Ohio
En- Engineers
Jack McCormick and Associates, Inc
Devon
Corps In Engineers
Scott B. Smith
Huntington
Army Corps of Engineers
W.va
Program Planned At Gallipolis State Institute
Gallipolis State Institute hosts Treat Day Sunday at 1 p.m. The event is co sponsored by the Parents Volunteer Association and the Volunteer Services Association with invocation by Tom Ware and services by Rev. J Hughes Price. Boy Scout Troop 208 leads the pledge. Supt Bernard F Niehm welcomes. Music by Tex Harrison and the Valley Boys. Evelyn Morrow chairs the program and Dene Wagner of WJEH Radio is mistress of ceremonies. Jane Ann Denney coordinates Volunteer Services activities. Receptacle Burned.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis State Institute
Parents Volunteer Association
Volunteer Services Association
Tom Ware
J. Hughes Price
Bernard F. Niehm
Tex’’ Harrison
The
Valley Boys
Evelyn Morrow
Dene Wagner
Wjeh Radio
Jane Ann Denney
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George Lovell
Grace Adkins
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Energy Agency
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GOP
Ohio Development Center
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Ford
Dasher
Officers
Appalachian Council
Meigs Counties
Ohio Council
International Reading Association
Stumpf
Davis
Rose Marie Jonas
Farberware
Salt Creek Lake
GSI
California
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