Senate panel adds nearly 50 million to Ohio budget
In Columbus the Senate Finance Committee moved a 9.9 billion dollar budget toward floor action by restoring cuts and shifting funds from welfare to education. A 10 percent income tax cut for joint filers was kept open for 1974 if funds allow. The panel restored 2 million to EPA and cut mental health, with education gaining 43 million more than the House, including funds for school buses and special education.
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Senate
Ohio
Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
Max Dennis
Wilmington
Dennis
Subcommittee
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Howard C. Cook
R-1
Toledo
Department of
Mental Health and
Ohio Arts Council
House
Civil Rights Commission
Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections
Department of Natural Resources
Senate Panel Proposes Election To Fill Seat In 1974
A Ohio Senate committee urged declaring the 26th district seat vacant as of January 1 1973 and holding new elections in 1974 with Sen Gene Slagle seated provisionally until then. Slagle won a tight 155 vote victory over Robin Turner in November. The panel noted Republicans hold a 17 16 edge and expected full Senate action that afternoon as Gov Gilligans budget and other business continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
John J. Gilligan
Gene Slagle
Galion
Slagle
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Stanley R. J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Prac
Senate Finance Committee
House
Turner
Partly cloudy forecast for Thursday in the Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley expects partly cloudy weather with a low around 60 and high near 80 on Thursday. This morning at 11 o'clock the temperature was 77 under partly cloudy skies after an overnight low of 68. Tuesday peaked at 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Texaco Coastal States antitrust suit blocks gasoline dealings
The Justice Department sues Texaco Inc and Coastal States Gas Producing Co over agreements that restrain gasoline sales to independents. The suit cites reduced competition and rising concentration in refining and marketing as harms to consumers and independents. Texaco defends the contracts as increasing supply, while Coastal States calls them valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco, Inc
Coastal States Gas Producing Co
Corpus Christi
Tex
Asst
Thomas E. Kauper
Washington
White House
American Automobile Association
Texaco
Coastal
New York
Houston
City Council weighs EPA report on sewage plant
Service Director Roy Loomis reviewed with City Council the EPA findings from a recent sewage disposal plant inspection. Council plans a special meeting to discuss root drains legislation and other measures including tank delivery, sludge disposal, and safety concerns at the plant.
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City Council Eye Epa
Roy Loomis
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Logan Daily News
Loomis
EPA
Hocking
Ohio
Robert Gosnell
Council
Donald Robers
Sanitarian
Health Department
Robers
Stans testifies he acted as cashier not strategist in 1972 Nixon campaign
Washington AP report shows former Secretary of Commerce Stans telling the Senate Watergate hearings he had no advance knowledge of the wiretapping or coverup and that the campaign managers, not fundraisers, set tactics. He recalled telling Sloan he did not want to know what was going on.
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Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Stans
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Finance Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Sloan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Tony
Watergate
Herbert W. Kalmbach
White House
Kalmbach
Senior Citizens Project Gets HUD Stamp
A $1,626,075 HUD contracted project will build 71 low rent elderly housing units in Logan. The Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority, with Turn-Key developer Con-Fam, will raze several structures and relocate 10 families to create the new senior housing near Main Second and High streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Miller
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Logan
Logan Meropolitan Housing Authority
Columbus Area
Rep. Miller
Gerald Sinnott
Kenneth Crawford
Housing Authority
Miller
Crawford
Logan Daily News
Columbus
Owen F. Yaw
City Council
Main
Second Sts
Spring Sts
Con - Fam
Benton Harbor
Mich
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
Nixon to unveil anti inflation moves tonight
President Nixon will address the nation at 8 30 p m EDT to outline a major anti inflation program. Officials expect a tougher enforcement of Phase 3 wage price controls with selective price ceilings possibly in targeted industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
White House
Kissinger and Le Duc Tho advance Vietnam peace pact
In Paris Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho moved to tighten enforcement of the Vietnam peace accord. In New York the Dow barely rose with a White House plan for Nixon to speak on the economy. Brinks armored car drivers struck in central Ohio over pay.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Kissinger
New York
White House
Nixon
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
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Justice Department
George Dunigan
Richard Gerken
Gosnell
Sanitary Services and Flood Control Committee
W. Hunter St
Corporation
Rt. 664
Hunter St
Hocking River
James Guthrie
Depot Sts
Central
East Schools
Self
Ed Dalton
John Bond
Russell Rice
Second and Market Sts
Hunter and Walnut
Hunter and Elm
Third and West Sts
Front and
Gallagher
Logan Trade Club
Roger Hosler
Walnut Hills
Logan Development Co
Gano
County Commissioners
Logan School Board
Ohio Municipal League
Fred Schmidt
William Robb
William Johnston
Senior Citizens Project
Congress
William Proxmire
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