Ohio Leaders Propose Equal Yield School Aid Plan
A new formula would guarantee the same dollars per pupil across districts. Logan City would gain about 48 dollars per pupil, with the plan aimed at equalizing tax effort and state support for 1975 76.
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Columbus
Ohio
Logan City
House
Senate Education Review Committee
Education Review Committee
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Committee of Education
Board of Tax Appeals
Martin Essex
Cleveland
Vinton Local
Vinton County
Hocking County
Real Estate Tax Collection Opens Monday in Hocking County
Hocking County treasurer Francis E. Myers announces the real estate tax collection for the first half of 1974 will begin Monday with tax bills mailed Friday and the period running to February 19. A 10 percent penalty applies after February 19.
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Francis E. Myers
Hocking County
Myers Warn
Myers
U.S. Postal Service
Ohio
Murray City
Laurelville
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Logan Re Elects Officers
At the annual shareholders meeting the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Logan re elected nine directors for 1975 including Ralph O. Moorehead and Lester W. Risch. New officers Mary Enderle Randy Herron and G Courtney Haning were named while capital was raised to 200 000 with 1 500 000 surplus and a 170 000 single customer loan limit. Remodeling of the Main Walnut Branch and a 24 hour Rnytime unit planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Logan
W. Main St
Ralph O. Moorehead
Moorehead
Lester W. Risch
Clarence Blosser
William W. Keynes
Barton A. Holl
Fred A. Murray
Carl C. Harsh
James R. King Jr
Charles L. Bush
Hall
Ted W. Sanders
Ted. D. McVey
John W. Gillogly
Donald P. Wood
Clara B. Edgar
Larry L. Kienzle
George B. Johnson
James R. Dennis
Virginia M. Newton
Mary K. Enderle
Walnut
Randy A. Herron
G. Courtney Haning
Logan
Rnytime Bank
Fog Slows Morning Commute in Hocking Valley
Early pre-dawn fog slowed motorists in the Hocking Valley with 36 degrees at 11 am and a 23 degree overnight low. The forecast calls for sunny mild weather Friday with highs in the 40s and lows around 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Kentuckian Big Winner In Lottery Buckeye 300 prize
A 51 year old Kentucky man Roy J Chapman of South Shore won the $300000 weekly Buckeye 300 grand prize after driving 20 miles from Kentucky to Ohio to buy tickets. Second prize went to Arthur Kern 74 of Walbridge and third prize to Kenneth Moss 46 of Willoughby. Additional $15000 winners named. Ohio lottery also reported the week’s single number 880 and double set 438 714.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kentucky
Roy J. Chapman
South Shore
Portsmouth
Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
Chapman
Arthur Kern
Walbridge
Sun Oil Co
Kern
Kenneth Moss
Willoughby
Cleveland Crane & Engineering Co
Lottery Commission
William Armstrong Jr
St. Paris
Howard Singer
Akron
Anthony Koutras
North Canton
Bernard Dalton
Lakewood
Mary Hartkemeyer
Cincinnati
Democrats seek federal help over Ohio bill delay ruling
In Columbus Democrats ask a federal court to overturn a Franklin County judge’s restraining order on six Gilligan era bills. Judge Frederick Williams set a merits hearing within weeks while Republicans pursue state court limits and potential Supreme Court involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Michael J. Maloney
R-7
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Ted W. Brown
Senate
William Chavanne
Maloney
John W. Brown
William Brownfield
Brown
Rhodes
Secretary of
State Brown
Secretary of State
Ocasek
Youngstown
U.S
William J. Brown
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ford Congress Plan Battle On Oil Tariff
President Ford moves to impose higher tariffs on imported oil starting Feb 1 as part of a plan to curb consumption and push energy independence. Democratic leaders in Congress plan a blocking bill with a 90 day delay and hearings while urging action to avoid inflation and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Congress
Washington
Business Sponsored Conference Board
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ullman
Ben
Dollison Named State Director Of Administrative Services
Dean Dollison of 825 Warner Ave. is appointed by Gov. Rhodes as director of administrative services for the Ohio Department of Transportation. He will resign his Ohio Racing Commission role Feb. 1 and plans to remain in Logan while leading the state agency. Don Millar is expected to chair the racing study panel after ORC approval.
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Dean Dollison
Warner Ave
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Department of Transportation
Dollison
Ohio Racing Commission
Ohio State Racing Study Committee
Collison
Logan
Don Millar
U.S. Trotting Association
Hub Rail
ORC
Harry Hoeffheimer
Ohio
Gilligan Budget Action Dominates Ohio House Agenda
Ohio House members planned to act on John Gilligan's $11.5 billion budget plan and extend unemployment benefits. Democrats touted hearings while Republicans warned of a rival budget from Governor Rhodes due by mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Senate
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General Assembly
Jesse Smith
New York
Greenwich Village
F&m
Dayton, Ohio
Ohio Lottery
Demos
Atty
William Schmidt
Asst
William Olson
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio House
House Commerce & Labor Committee
John A. Galbraith
Maumee
Welfare Department
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
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