Italian Amendment Split over History Course Bill in Ohio Senate
Ohio senators deadlocked 13 to 13 on an amendment adding Italians to the bill requiring ethnic contributions in geography and history. Lt. Gov. Celeste declined to break the tie, calling the issue frivolous as seven senators were absent. Tony Calabrese spotlighted his Italian heritage during the debate.
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Columbus
Tony Calabrese
Cleveland
Jim Rhodes
Dick Celeste
Celeste
Calabrese
Whassit
Rhodes
Tony
Senate
Ohio
Michelangelo
DiMaggio
Calarese
Tony, Jr
Ohio House
Celese
Senate Passes Bill 19 to 7 Amid Tie Break Debate
Tony angrily argued the lieutenant governor must vote in an equal split while Celeste claimed discretionary power to break ties. The discussion aired confusion between state law and the Ohio Constitution about who can cast the deciding vote in a tied senate.
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Ohio
Senate
Celeste
Howland Bandwagon Page Two Details Subscriptions
The Howland Bandwagon is a weekly Howland Niles publication with staff including Dorothy Smith and Margaret Dennison. Subscriptions cost 12 dollars yearly 7 dollars for six months and 4 dollars for three months.
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Dorothy Smith
Margaret Dennison
Niles Publishing Co., Inc
Niles
Senate power clash with lieutenant governor prompts reform talk
Republican leader Michael Maloney warned discretionary Senate power could cripple the body and filed a complaint that may go to court. A tandem election amendment proposes eliminating the lieutenant governor as presiding officer and shifting duties. It could appear on the November ballot as Tony, aged 68, clings to his view of the senate and its dean.
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Michael Maloney
State Senate
Senate
Tony
Texas as World Habitat Optimist Wally Hickel Says
Paul Harvey quotes Wally Hickel arguing against ecological alarmism. Hickel calculates that if every person had 2000 square feet, all 3.5 billion could fit into Texas 262,970 square miles totaling 7.3 trillion square feet. He urges optimism and self reliance to fuel growth and reduce fear of pollution and energy crises.
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Apostle Paul
Barnabas
Wally Hickel
Texas
F.D.R
Soan Cochans MONITRag Fashion Dilemmas Across the Seasons
The piece laments chronic wardrobe misfires as retailers misalign stock with weather and occasions. It jokes about seasonally shifted fashions, size fluctuations, and the perpetual hunt for the right garment while debating between a tweed suit and a navy wool dress for the Fourth of July country trip.
Fight Pornography Now: A Public Moral Stand
A reader letter laments the spread of adult films and peep shows across theaters and media. It urges Congress and law enforcement to probe pornographic production, distribution, and funding, arguing media crusades and public pressure are needed to reverse moral decline.
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Theater
Girard
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren Court
Congress
United States
America
Howland Leads in Plans for Park and Recreation Growth
Howland, with focus on Howland and nearby townships including Weathersfield Austintown Poland Liberty Lordstown and Hubbard, moving to develop a broad park and recreation program. Projects target former Hall's Airport site with facilities, a summer school program, and safe bike trails as suburbs expand.
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Howland
Weathersfield
Austintown
Poland
Liberty
Lordstown
Hubbard Townships
NSN
Mahoning Valley
Hall
Bottles and Cans Tax in New Hampshire Prompts Waste Debate
A New Hampshire style bottle and can tax aims to cut roadside litter reduce solid waste and conserve materials. While consumers and retailers worry about handling mass empties households face chores, supporters argue the thrift principle and ecological gains justify the measure. Congress considers similar bills weighing savings against return logistics.
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New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Congress
Animals suffer too editor's note a humane plea
A reprinted letter from Mrs. Thomas Stoner recounts a rescued cat's suffering after abandonment. The Animal Welfare League urges owners to stop breeding, promote spay and neuter, and support a subsidized clinic through humane groups and veterinarians.
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Thomas Stoner
The
Humane Association
Bernice Marino
Trumbull County Animal Welfare League
Sho
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Daily Times
Animal Welfare League of
Trumbull County
Humane Society of the
Humane Society
Animal Welfare League
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