Arthritis Forum Panel Adds Dr Bass For Childrens Focus
The Fairfield County Arthritis Foundation unit announces Dr Jack C Bass of Columbus will join the panel for the Arthritis Forum at 8 pm Saturday in Brassee Auditorium Ohio University Lancaster Branch. He is clinical associate professor of pediatrics at Ohio State and directs the Rheumatology Clinic at Children’s Hospital Columbus.
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Fairfield County
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Arthritis Foundation
Jack C. Bass
Columbus
Arthritis Forum
Brassee Auditorium
Ohio University
Lancaster
Ohio State University
Children's Hospital
Franklin County Child Welfare Board
Central Ohio Pediatric Society
Kyoto
Japan
Arthritis
George W. Waylonis
David K. Halley
Robert W. Lincoln
Central Ohio
Frank Miller
Harry Rawlins
Irvine Smith
Jane Ellen Rising
United Way
Howard Waugh
Forum
Three Congressmen Cited Over Free Mail Use
The Commission on Congressional Mailing Standards cites three House members for improper franking during its first year and a half. John Hunt of New Jersey, William Scherle of Iowa, and Earl Landgrebe of Indiana refunded a total of about $7,108.52 after improper newsletters, note cards, and news releases. All three were Republicans defeated in the latest election wave.
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Washington
House
Commission
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Commission On Congressional
John Hunt
New Jersey
Hunt
John Wayne
U.S. Treasury
William Scherle
Iowa
Earl Landgrebe
Indiana
Scherle
Landgrebe
Stolen Clarinet Upsets Young Music Student
Ten year old James Hamm was knocked down and robbed of his clarinet by two youths aged 14 to 16 on his way home from school. The instrument, valued at 175 dollars, was central to his two years of lessons and a summer music enrichment program, which may now be canceled due to inability to replace it. His father works at the General Motors Parma division.
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Cleveland, Ohio
James O. Hamm
Joseph Hamm
Chevrolet-Cleveland
General Motors Corp
Parma
Control and Disposal Loans Approved in Ohio House
The Ohio House approved 85 to 2 a bill allowing direct state loans to private industry for pollution control and solid waste disposal projects. It sets jobs preservation as a justification for state loans funded by revenue bonds. Reps Donna Pope and James E. Betts voted against.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Donna Pope
Parma
James E. Betts
Rocky River
Laurelville Youth Earns Math Degree at Bethany College
Roger L. Weaver son of Mrs. Martha Rose Smith of Laurelville was among Bethany College's 215member class to receive a bachelor of science in mathematics during commencement on May 24. Cecil H. Underwood handed diplomas and Dr. Harold L. Enarson delivered the address.
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Roger L. Weaver
Thomas
Martha Rose) Smith
Laurelville
Bethany College
Weaver
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Harold L. Enarson
Ohio State University
Pittsburgh
Mountain State
Panhandle
Overtime dispute pits GM unions against Dayton plant officials
In Dayton Ohio union leaders accuse General Motors Delco Products of excessive overtime while 5000 workers remain laid off. The Local 755 report shows 64679 overtime hours on weekends this year amid high demand for nonautomotive motors and plant capacity at 95 percent. GM officials cite schedule needs and potential one to two day recalls as insufficient to bring back staff. The dispute centers on overtime vs layoffs and a stalled contract issue over paid lunch time and a possible third shift.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton General Motors
International Union of Electrical Workers
Delco Products
Robert L. Livingston
Michael Tierney
Delco
Ronald Hartwig
General Motors
Livingston
Supreme Court bars Ohio from banning cut rate beer sales
In a 7-0 ruling the Ohio Supreme Court held the state Liquor Control Commission cannot prohibit cut-rate beer prices set by brewers to wholesale distributors under current law. The decision overturns a 1970 rule aimed at limiting special sales and suggests retail price regulation remains uncertain. The ruling affirms a lower court decision and cites that social regulation of liquor must be authorized by statute. The decision also addresses a separate case on plasmapheresis blood collection and finds Mirsa Inc. may be practicing medicine without a license due to compensation for donors.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Liquor Control Commission
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Wholesalers’ Association
Commission
Wed
Nesday
10Th District Court of Appeals
Burger Brewing Co
Cincinnati
Mirsa, Inc
Mirsa
Judge To Rule On Demo Bills In Ohio Redistricting Case
Franklin County Judge Frederick T. Williams planned a 10 a.m. ruling on the validity of a congressional redistricting plan and five other bills pushed through by Democrats in the opening week. The case centers on Lt. Gov. John W. Brown born of constitutional questions over his signature on legislation and the Republicans' bid to challenge measures affecting agency jurisdiction and voter rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Frederick T. Williams
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
John W. Brown
Williams
Andrew J. Ruzicho
Brown
General Assembly
Election Board
Secretary of State
Two Men Sought In Bank Holdup In Ohio
Logan County deputies search for two men who robbed a Miami Valley Bank in Quincy taking a teller hostage and fleeing toward Indian Lake with an undetermined cash amount. The hostage was released unharmed.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio
Logan County
Miami Valley
Quincy
Indian Lake
Hot Lunch Plan Dumped in Marietta Back of High School
Marietta Ohio officials discarded the hot lunch program after thousands of pounds of meat were dumped behind Marietta High School. The meat, some over 12 years old, came from a frozen food locker at a local business.
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Marietta, Ohio
Ohio River City
Marietta High School
Marietta Plants 1 000 Dogwoods
The city of Marietta has planted over 1 000 dogwood trees. One tree was donated in memory of Mrs Edith Rieter who retired in 1959 after 25 years as curator of Campus Martius Museum.
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Marietta
Edith Rieter
Campus Martius Museum
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