Ohio Senate approves bills to save federal aid
The Ohio Senate passed two measures to preserve federal matching funds for air quality control and highway construction. One bill updates air pollution laws to meet the 1970 Clean Air Act requirements and broadens health risk definitions. The other expands the Highway Beautification Act to curb billboard ads within 660 feet of highways, risking about $20 million in federal funds if not enacted. The House is moving quickly and holds a hearing on the highway bill.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Anthony Calabrese
Cleveland
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Economists Struggle with Forecast of Food Prices
Washington economists warn wage price dispute and Phase 2 guidelines cloud predicted food costs for 1972. Department projects a 3 percent rise this year and highlights pork grain and eggs as price drivers while Phase 2 rules remain unsettled and consumer responses uncertain.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
State Award Presented To Heart Group
John White and David Lovett accepted a state heart award on behalf of the Athens County Heart Branch for the highest increase in giving over 1970. The presentation occurred at the Ohio State Heart Affiliate Board meeting in Columbus last week, with Dr Louis Black and Raymond Brownsford presenting.
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John White
Heart
David Lovett
Athens County Heart
Ohio State Heart
Columbus
Louis Black
Central Ohio Heart Chapter
Raymond Brownsford
Seminar Attended by Medical Staff in Columbus
John L. Vickers of the Athens Medical Center Pharmacy attended a one day postgraduate seminar Sunday sponsored by the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association. The Scot's Inn event in Columbus was held in cooperation with the Council of Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy. Physicians from University and Children's Hospitals spoke on infant nutrition childhood diseases and treatment immunization and vaccination and pediatric drug therapy gaps.
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John L. Vickers
Athens Medical Center
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Scot’s Inn
Columbus
Council of Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy
Fast Action Seen To Meet Ohio Payroll Deadline
Ohio Budget Director Jay Tepper said swift legislative action on a permanent budget could allow the state to meet its payroll on Friday for 48,000 employees. If a biennial budget passes by midnight or by 10 a.m. tomorrow, payroll can go out. without a budget, salary checks cannot be issued. Legislation on a permanent budget remains unresolved as Gov. Gilligan has opposed further interim budgets. Officials warn no checks without budget authority and unions threaten action if pay is delayed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jay Tepper
Senate
House
John J. Gilligan
Tepper
State Employes Union
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
John Gilligan Tuesay
Herschel Sigall
Stae Employes Union
Environmental Groups Press Nixon On Pollution Delay
Environmental groups unions and Senators led by Muskie accuse the Nixon administration of weakening and delaying water pollution control legislation. The bill, approved 86 to 0 in the Senate, faces White House opposition over proposed hearings and changes to shift more control to states and drop a 1985 no pollution goal.
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Washington
Environment
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Nixon
Senate
House
Ate
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Muskie
Ziegler
Building Materials Catch Fire Along Route 50-W
Firefighters used 2000 gallons of water from tanker trucks to douse burning debris along Route 50-W in Richland County. Chief Pete Good said a contractor dumped plasterboard wood ceiling covering and tree stumps and the pile caught fire.
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Richland Area
Pete Good
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Federal Hocking High School
Heart Group
Borden
Glacier Club
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Lim
Spytight
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Prescription Drug Programs
America
Hound Bus
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Gillette
PS Eene
Proctor
Silex Electric
Trolto
Athens
Magnesia
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