Collins Ruling Upheld In Ohio School Appointment Case
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed a challenge to State Sen. Oakley Collins as Lawrence County School Superintendent. It upheld a Common Pleas ruling finding the county supervisor not a public official and Collins' appointment lawful. questions about dual roles were raised but salary and legality were addressed.
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Warren General Hospital Joins Osteopathic College Teaching Network
The Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine affiliates with Warren General Hospital making it the 13th teaching hospital. The 222 bed facility expands the college clerkship program to 2,873 beds for third year students and adds an emergency room and ICU CCU. Representatives include Dr Richard Ham and Dr David M Richards for the college and Roy Pilasky Dr William Sekola and Glen Lanzenbacher for Warren General.
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Roy D. Pilasky
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Glen Lanzenbacher
Carter Says Ford Policies Fail to Aid People
Carter attacked Ford in a union speech accusing him of opposing major Democratic initiatives and failing to reduce unemployment deficits and inflation. Mondale in Chicago called Ford's remarks misleading and accused him of a terrible record on economic health care housing and education programs.
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Dole Campaigning With Rockefeller Praises Ford Ticket
In New York Dole and Rockefeller campaigned for Ford and highlighted Dole as a potential force in farm policy. Rockefeller lauded the ticket’s character and vision while Dole committed to a significant agricultural role without interfering with the agriculture secretary.
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Bills Headed For Vote On Utility Rates And Directory Charges
Two Ohio Senate bills move from the Ways and Means Committee toward a full Senate vote. One broadens the Ohio Public Utilities Commission's leeway on about 281 million dollars in pending rate hike requests. The other limits Ohio Bell Telephone Companys 20 cent directory assistance charge to only the first three inquiries per month. The embedded equity cost bill seeks to reinstate consideration of stockholder returns in rate bases after a Supreme Court ruling. Major utilities oppose the measures as adjournment looms and politics shift.
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Schorr Avoids Contempt Charge Over Source Name
Washington AP Television journalist Daniel Schorr will not face contempt charges for refusing to name his source. Nine refusals during sworn testimony prompted warnings of penalties, but committee votes appeared likely to fail. The case ends a five month, 150000 dollar effort to locate the leaker and tests Congress versus press rights.
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Former Athens Resident Joins Kentucky Christian College Faculty
Betty Watson Hall, former Athens resident and 1973 Kentucky Christian College graduate, joins faculty to teach English and journalism and work in graphics. She earned a masters in communications from Morehead State University and is pursuing a second in English. She and husband Keith Hall have daughter Jennifer.
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Ohio House debates Medicaid funding bill amid deficit dispute
The Ohio House discussed a Medicaid funding bill aimed at solving a $114 million gap. Democrats claim $50 million comes from cost savings, while Republicans push a larger deficit estimate of $160 million and oppose proposed cuts to Aid to Dependent Children payments. The bill faces political contention and potential line item veto by Gov. Rhodes.
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Perrysburg
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Jacksonville Homecoming Dance At Trimble High
A homecoming dance will be held Friday night in the Trimble High School gym in Jacksonville from 10 30 p m to 1 a m Admission is 1 50 Theme is a Disco Party with WXIL disc jockey Uncle Dugger of Parkersburg Event features a local radio DJ and student attendance expected
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Trimble Band Sets Marietta Band Orama Participation
Trimble High School marching band travels to Marietta for the Band Orama at Don Draum Field. The parade begins at 1 p.m. with field performances at 4 p.m. The Trimble Band competes in class A.
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