Rhodes pushes no new taxes to spark Ohio recovery
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes promotes a belt-tightening plan to balance the budget without new taxes, citing an $80 million deficit from the DiSalle era and aiming to create 200,000 jobs through industrial growth. Critics call it drastic, while officials report payroll slimming and relief cuts as the state plans a lean two year budget.
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First Night of Passover Observed
In Denver, AP reports a multifaith seder with about 400 attendees at National Jewish Hospital. Hawaii-born Kuuleimo Kehana Chong, 20, a patient there, led Hebrew prayers as the Seder began. Two year olds Alan Rubing and Linda Rawski posed the four questions.
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Passover Tire Co. Heist Echoes Jewish Festival
A Spartanburg AP report notes a robbery during Passover. Thieves raided a local tire company and used a seders ritual recitation from Psalm 117 by one witness, amid a community tense over the Exodous celebrations and the Jewish people's history.
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