Ohio Senate to weigh easing late campaign expense penalties
Legislation proposes waiving penalties for late campaign expense reports if no expenses were involved and the Secretary of State sees no intent to violate the law. The bill, with bipartisan support, goes to the Senate Elections Committee after a one day meeting.
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Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk pleads innocent in assault case
Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a police officer's charge of assault and battery. Judge Lillian Burke set trial for Aug. 8 to allow time to subpoena local TV film believed to show the events. Patrolman Arnold Hovan filed the charge after an altercation at City Council chambers following Perk's veto of legislation on police and firefighers hospitalization.
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UCLA computer system maps parking by student schedules
UCLA researchers used the university computer to allocate parking by feeding applicants addresses and schedules into the system. The machine returned the names of seven other students in their nearby neighborhoods with similar schedules.
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Bid date set for two Ohio 11 grade separation projects
State Transportation Director J Phillip Richley announced an August 21 bid opening for two Trumbull County grade separation upgrades on Ohio 11 in Fowler Two at Wilson Sharpsville Road and Fowler Ridge Road. The $1.25 million plan includes interchange work and two span bridges with reinforced concrete decks while traffic on Ohio 11 and 305 is maintained with a temporary run around and partial closures. Completion is targeted for October 31, 1974.
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Wall Street extends rally on strong earnings and dividends
New York stocks rise as earnings beat forecasts and higher dividends lure buyers. Dow gains to 936.71, S&P 500 at 109.52, NYSE index 58.36, with 1,064 gainers and brisk volume of 85 million shares. Analysts note breadth and funds stepping in amid rising rates.
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