Site Picked For New State Office Building In Columbus
A one percent brick square southeast of the Capitol in Columbus is selected as the site for a new state office complex. Public Works Director T J Kauer says the state will pay four dollars a square foot for the area. The plan draws from an 11 million dollar start plus a possible Highway Department office with five million dollars available. The site, bounded by Chapel Third Fourth and Rich streets, offers ample parking as Gov DiSalle officials note.
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Columbus
Ohio
Capitol
Public Works
T. J. Kauer
Kaver
Highway Department
Chapel Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Rich Street
Jerry Poston
Michael V. DiSalle
Ford Cuts Down Sandusky Force
Ford Moor Co. will discontinue two operations at its Sandusky plant and reduce the workforce to 1450 by midsummer. The plant, which employed over 2,000 in January, will see about 200 laid off in coming months. Seasonal layoffs and production cuts bring current staff to roughly 1,604 with some teams to be dropped.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Ford Moor Co
Fred J. Meredith
Ohioans Over 65 To Get Surgical Med Plan
The Ohio Medical Association via its Blue Shield plan will offer Ohioans aged 65 and over a surgical medical benefits plan next month. Enrollment runs May 6 to May 29 at a cost of 1.45 dollars monthly. Benefits cover surgical fees anesthesia radiotherapy and non surgical hospital bills. The plan is open regardless of health and does not require employment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Medical Assn
Ohio
House of Delegates
Pony Express Rider Wounded In Accident In Torrington
Ray Bowyer a Pony Express rider from Missouri was critically wounded in the abdomen by a fellow rider during target practice in Torrington Wyoming. Sheriff Ken Doby said Bowyer and David Hull were awaiting others on their westbound trip from St Joseph Missouri begun Sunday the 100th anniversary of the start.
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Pony Express
Torrington
Wyo
Ken Doby
Raymond Bowyer
Chilliscothe
Bowyer
David Hull
Missouri
St. Joseph
Hull
Pay Cut Sparks Resignations In Doylestown Police
Three of four part time police officers in Doylestown Ohio including Chief Walter Evans have resigned. Evans, who served 30 years, may sue for back pay after learning his salary was cut from 1909 to 360 while councilmen say the pay schedule was approved and he knew of it.
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Wooster
Ohio
Doylestown
Walter Evans
Force
Evans
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L of C Hall
Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference
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Nes
Cedar Grove Cemetery
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Téqone
Iran
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Missouri Historical Cansiaty
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Bert, Non S
Aha
Ross
Ross’ Children
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Ross’ Shoe Dept
Continental
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