Kay Good elected president of Parents Without Partners
Kay Good chosen as PWP president for the coming year. She works at Armco Research and has served in PWP for three years, holding multiple roles. New officers include Chuck Stone as vice president Rose MacLean recording secretary Anne Blose corresponding secretary Ethelene Pressler treasurer Marilyn Frith program and educational director Agnes Harrison membership secretary Carol Grosardt public information director Marilyn Yount children’s activities director Roger Gable adult activities director Sue Morgan membership director and Leonard Rothe finance director.
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Kay Good
Parents Without Partners
Armco Research
PWP
Chuck Stone
Rose MacLean
Anne Blose
Ethelene Pressler
Marilyn Frith
Agnes Harrison
Carol Grosardt
Marilyn Yount
Roger Gable
Sue Morgan
Leonard Rothe
Hospital hearing set for April 29 in Columbus
Ohio Health Director John W. Cashman announced a public hearing on April 29 to re evaluate the state plan for future expansion and location of medical facilities. The session at 1 p.m. in hearing room No 4 will cover changes in bed need calculations and federal charity care rules.
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Ohio
Ohio Health
John W. Cashman
Ohio State
Ohio Departments
Cashman
Ohio cities lead in 1973 economic gains in steel hubs
Youngstown and Canton top Ohio in 1973 economic gains per Ohio State University center. Canton led eight cities with gains in four of seven indicators and strong steel and metalworking drives. Youngstown topped raw steel production and posted high retail sales, while Cleveland and Cincinnati also fared well in construction and payrolls. The 1974 outlook remains generally positive with steel demand steady.
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Ohio
Canton
Youngstown
Center For Business and Economic Research
Ohio State University
Steel Center
Pennsylvania
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Aie
Toledo
Leveland
Dayton
Ohio City
Counties Share In Property Tax Rollback Reimbursements
Five Ohio counties shared more than 2 million in first half 1973 property tax rollback reimbursements, state Auditor Joseph Ferguson said. Butler County received 1.1 million to cover the last half of 1972 rollbacks, with Trumbull 1.4 million, Fulton 261,312, Henry 172,272, Putnam 154,018, and Harrison CA listed among recipients.
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Ohio
Joseph Ferguson
Ferguson
Butler
Trumbull County
Fulton County
Henry County
Putnam County
Harrison County
Chou Enlai pledges all out support to Khmer Rouge in Cambodia
A Peking broadcast quotes Premier Chou Enlai pledging China will provide full support to the Khmer Rouge insurgents in Cambodia and stating that imperialism ensures ongoing revolution and war. He says the Chinese people will aid the Cambodian struggle against US aggression until victory.
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Chou Enlai
China
Cambodia
Peking
Chou
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