Nine ex POWs enjoy day off before debriefings at Wright-Patterson
Nine Air Force officers, released POWs, were greeted by cheering crowds at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton Ohio as they took a rare day off with families before morning briefings and later medical and intelligence debriefings. The group, arriving on a C-9 Nightingale, included Maj Donald L Heiliger and Capt Burton W Campbell who were set to face the press, while Col James H Kasler spoke to reporters after the flight.
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Pottery theft reported at Ruth and Don's Pottery
Logan area sheriff reports missing items from Ruth and Don's Pottery on Route 93 south likely stolen over Sunday or Monday. Items include a concrete deer and other pottery valued near sixty dollars.
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Ohio to push compensation revision and tax measures
Administration to introduce a bill revising workmen compensation to cover all workers, boosting benefits from 67 percent of average weekly wage and raising the maximum, with Gov. Gilligan claiming a premier U S position. The package includes environmental deposits on containers, elder affairs department, juvenile damages compensation, free licenses for disabled veterans, and extended unemployment for county workers. Senate bills would establish health and medicine colleges at Cleveland State University. A five year cap on sales and income tax increases is debated in a constitutional amendment.
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University leaders urge higher subsidies to offset rising costs
University presidents from Akron Cincinnati Kent State Youngstown and others urged a 6.5 percent subsidy increase while warning 3 percent falls short of inflation and will force fee hikes and faculty losses. They cited fixed costs salary rises and potential student access impacts as the legislature weighs budget amendments.
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United Telephone of Ohio seeks rate increases and tariff changes
Public notice states United Telephone Company of Ohio filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio a request to raise local and basic exchange rates, replace tariffs with PUC C No. 3 and No. 4, and seek about 17 million dollars in additional annual revenue a 7.2 percent return. The plan would raise residential basic exchange rates by 41 percent and business local rates by 51.5 percent with broader service changes across the company territory. A copy of the application and proposed tariffs is available for inspection at the Public Utilities Commission offices in Columbus and at the company’s public business offices. Signed by R Honedaker Jr president.
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