Carter expands power to reorganize federal government
President Carter signed legislation granting broad authority to reorganize the federal bureaucracy. The plan allows automatic enactment in 60 days unless rejected by Congress, with safeguards. Lance will oversee the process focusing on program needs and bottom up reform across six functional areas.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Department of Energy
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Lance
School Bus Hits Pothole Injuring Five Children
A Union City school bus struck a deep pothole on Turnpike road sending five children flying inside the vehicle. All were hospitalized, with one admitted. The bus, detoured due to slippery roads, carried children including Kirk and King families. Names and ages listed. crash caused no bus damage reported.
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Union City Hospital
Candace Kirik
R.D. 4
Union City
Corry Barracks
Kirik
Turnpike Road
Wayne Township
Union City Memorial Hospital
Beaverdam
Julie King
Pam King
Theresa Kirik
Danny Kirik
B.D
Danny Punch
Corry
Union City School Administration
House clerks run private printing firms from Capitol space
GAO audits reveal two House clerks Thomas Lankford and David Ramage paid from public funds also manage profitable printing businesses on Capitol grounds. Each draws a House salary plus substantial corporate profits derived from the presses, with free office space and utilities provided at public expense.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Capitol
General Accounting Office
House
Thomas Lankford
David R. Ramage
Rayburn House
GAO
Lankford
Ramage’s
Ramage
Corporation
Ramage and
Congress
Western Union
Let Contract To Level Old Laundromat
City redevelopment authority opened bids for demolishing the old laundromat at 46 48 West Main street. Hunter- Theurer Co of Guys Mills won at 13800 with contract contingent on insurance and a performance bond. All-State Wrecking of Monroeville bid 21000. Changes to build a new community center costing 10558 for air conditioning were approved, funded from contingency. A portable stage for Brokenstraw Players was discussed. city engineer Dave Johnson will study cost and feasibility and report back.
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City Redevelopment Authority
West Main Street
Hunter- Theurer Company
Guys Mills
All-State Wrecking of
Monroeville
Litz
Brokenstraw
Dave Johnson
Crook Steals Man's Duck In Erie Yard Heists
Erie police report a thief climbed the fence into John Renwick's yard and stole his black duck. The thief caused about 190 dollars in damage to Renwick's car during the break in. The motive and identity remain under investigation.
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Erie
John Renwick
Renwick
Gas shutoffs resume in Buckeye Lake after moratorium ends
In Buckeye Lake Ohio Clintonian Fuel and Oil Co shuts off 40 customers after a state moratorium ends at midnight April 1. Roy Dreyfus reports a $173 bill for three months due April 10 and says no notice was given. General Manager Harold Edgington defends company policy and notices in a local paper.
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Columbus, Ohio
Roy Deeyfus
Dreyfus
Clintonian
Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Harold Edgington
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
C. Luther Heckman
Edgington
Ohio Medical and Correctional Center
Columbus
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Lucile E. Davis
Nelson W. Trisket
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