One Penny Fight Sparks Restaurant Tax Friction
The narrator describes a Cincinnati area trip where a penny dispute over carryout tax reveals friction between restaurant owners and Ohio tax authorities. He notes how cashiers and customers exchange small misdirections to avoid or adjust tax, highlighting a broader strain on consumers and state revenue. The piece argues for principle in opposing perceived tax overreach and the erosion of trust in everyday purchases.
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Ohio
Fish and game hearing set for April 19 in Columbus
The Ohio wildlife chief announced a public hearing on proposed changes to state fish and game regulations scheduled for April 19 in Columbus at 10 a.m. The topics include commercial walleye fishing bag limits deer hunting upland game and fur bearers. A second hearing by the Wildlife Division on April 25 will also consider the proposals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dan Armbruster
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wildlife Division
Armbruster
Ohio Wildlife Council
Ohio Departments
Regional conference of teachers of the retarded held in Hamilton
The Butler County Training Center hosts the Southwest Ohio region of the Ohio Association of Teachers of Retarded Children. About 160 teachers from 12 county programs attend a full day conference led by Dr. Richard Kretschmer of the University of Cincinnati on Language Development and the Mentally Retarded.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Southwest Ohio
Ohio Association of Teachers of
Fred Valerius
Richard Kretschmer
Department of Special Education
University of Cincinnati
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