Hathaway selection faces opposition from environmentalists
President Ford’s choice of former Wyoming Governor Stanley K. Hathaway for interior secretary drew criticism from Rep. Morris Udall and environmental groups who accuse Hathaway of backing strip mining and oil shale development. Hathaway defended the nomination and predicted Senate approval.
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Washington
Ford
Wyoming
Stanley K. Hathaway
Interior
Hathaway
Senate
San Francisco
Rogers C.B. Morton
Commerce
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Carlisle and Miamisburg school tax bills mailed for 1974
Warren County Treasurer Russell Dumford announced that first half real estate tax bills for the Carlisle School District and the Miamisburg City School District have been mailed. The deadline to pay without penalty is April 30, with a July 20 due date for the second half. If a bill is not received promptly, contact the Treasurer's Office.
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Carlisle
Miamisburg City
Warren County
Russell Dumford
Lebanon
Dumford
Impeachment Tabled Against Labor Secretary Perkins
On March 24 1939 the House of Representatives tabled a resolution seeking impeachment of Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins.
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House of Representatives
Labor
Frances Perkins
Ohio Legislature Sets Heavy Spring Schedule With 109 Bills
State lawmakers return from spring break to a busy agenda spanning 38 meetings on 109 bills. A two year appropriations bill around 12 billion dollars tops the slate, with subcommittee action after hearings, aiming for a May floor vote in the House, before Senate action and fiscal year end.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Finance Appropriations Committee
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Senate
House
Gilligan
Butler County Divorces Filed In Petitions From Local Residents
Multiple divorce petitions filed in Butler County Courts list spouses including Shirley Wright against McCoy Wright Jr and William Kelly against a former partner, with grounds such as wilful absence neglect cruelty and extreme cruelty. Several petitions name addresses in Trenton Carlisle Franklin and other local towns, with cohabitational separations noted.
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Shirley Wright
Grove St
McCoy Wright Jr
Young St
Shirley Kelly
N. Verity Parkway
William Kelly
Harrison St
Franklin
Don Kelly
E. Arlington Drive
Trenton
Becky Kelly
New Oxford
Gladys Patrick
Radabaugh Road
James Patrick
Jewell Dean
Lincoln St
Arthur Dean
Faye Gibson
Park Lane
Apt
Kenneth Gibson
Pamela Colliver
Eiman Court
Ted Colliver
Eugene Couch
Seventh Ave
Edna Couch
Lewis St
Betty Robinson
Brown's Run Road
Bobby Robinson
Debbie Collins
Yankee Road
Jay Collins
Wilshire Drive
Carlisle
Beverly Hall
Daniel Hall
Key Couch
Waneta Ave
Larry Couch
Two Jailed In Franklin DUI Court Ruling
Franklin Municipal Court Judge John B. Tracy convicted Kenneth C. Davenport and Bernie J. Williams of driving while intoxicated. Davenport, 54, was fined 200 dollars, license suspended for a year, three days in jail, and required traffic school. Williams, 38, fined 100 dollars, six month license suspension, three days in jail, and traffic school. Minor fines were assigned to Michael Howard and Michael M. Burke for petty theft and fictitious registration. One hundred one speeders were fined a total of 3019 dollars.
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Franklin Municipal
John B. Tracy
Kenneth C. Davenport
Connie
Michael M. Burke
Winona Drive
Middletown
One Hundred and One Speeders
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Bryant
Stephen C. Ridenour
West State St
House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Insurance, Utilities, and Financial Institutions Committee
Butler
Sue Ellen Shepherd
First St
Lee Edward Shepherd
Logan Ave
Sarah Peck
Forrer Ave
David Peck
Brenda Keller
Franklin Middletown Road
Keith Keller
Bill Leifheit
F Park Lane
Diana Leifheit
Cecilia Caudill
Baltimore St
Charles Caudill
Audrey Shepherd
Mars Drive
Daniel Shepherd
Eck Road
Central Ave
Calliath
Springboro
Roosevelt
East
McGee's Supermamaiset
Miami Street
Middletown Federal
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