Rhodes Defends 290 Million Ohio Bond Plan on Ballot
Governor Rhodes defends a 290 million bond proposal as a long range development plan amid May primary election debates. Democrats charge it raises debt and taxes while supporters cite funding for universities parks prisons and education with annual interest capped and funds allocated by the General Assembly.
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Robert FE. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
General Assembly
Alcoholism program boost wins House vote in Ohio
Ohio House backed a bill to dedicate one percent of liquor permit fees to restart an Alcoholism program in the Health Department. Rep. Wetzel, an AA member, testified his 24 years in recovery supports placing the program under health authorities. The measure passed 112 to 7 and would fund about 95 000 dollars annually after a 1961 shutdown.
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Robert FE. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Alcoholics Anonymous
Charles L. Wetzel
Rcolumbiana
Health Department
Rubber contracts expiring for three tire makers
AKRON Ohio AP union contracts with Firestone Goodyear and B F Goodrich expire at midnight tonight. A Firestone spokesman warned talks with United Rubber Workers in Cleveland may go to the wire. Meetings are in Cincinnati and Dayton with strike authorization possible if talks fail.
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Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
Cleveland
Firestone
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear
Cincinnati
Goodrich
Dayton
Tremper Former Erie County Treasurer Dies at 70
Funeral services for George H. Tremper former Erie County treasurer will be held at 10 am Thursday at Richard Bertsch Funeral Home Sandusky Ohio. He died Monday at his Tremper home. Tremper served as treasurer from 1948 through 1955.
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Sandusky, Ohio
George H. Tremper
Erie County
Richard Bertsch
Tremper
Ohio county plans broad spending for prison water and schools
The proposal outlines allocations including 30 million for a state prison and 30 million for recreation development, 20 million to begin a 240 mile pipeline from Lake Erie, 12 million for a historical archives building, 25 million for classrooms in poor districts, 5 million for a health lab, 5 million for airports, 8 million for industrial schools, and 19 million for sewer and water line extensions to attract industry.
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Lake Erie
Ohio
Historical Archives
Central Health Department
Crossword Clues and Puzzle Snippets From 1965 King Features
A compact sampler lists crossword clues and puzzle fragments including terms for afternoon party swine pens skills pale tinge that is French article merriment miscellany time after noon and various other entries with notes of solution time and publisher King Features Syndication.
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Swiss Mountains
King Features Synd., Inc
Meadow
St Marys Church Stolen Item Report and Car Windshield Damage
A lump pump and no large rubber wheels valued at 100 dollars were reported stolen from St Marys Church at 3917 Central Ave during the weekend. Robert Trent of 713 Main St Monroe reported a 4 year old boy threw a rock on Grand Avenue yesterday afternoon and struck his windshield causing 100 dollars in damage.
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St. Mary's Church
Central Ave
Robert Trent
Main St
Monroe
Grand Avenue
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