Auditor seeks 25 extra examiners for welfare checks in Ohio
Ohio Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson asks the State Controlling Board to fund 25 more welfare investigators to probe potential improper benefits within the Department of Public Welfare. James Bolden cites up to 3000 workers possibly fraudulently receiving aid from a PERS relief list, with $300,000 requested for expanded audits. The welfare department cautions the figures are unverified and dated, while other board actions include prison locks funding, OSU Mansfield facilities, a highway safety training contract, and Malabar Farms land acquisition.
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Columbus. Ohio
Thomas E. Ferguson
Department of Public Welfare
James A. Bolden
Bolden
Public
PERS
State Controlling Board
Welfare Department
Control Board
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
The
Correctional, Medical and Reception Center
Mansfield Reformatory
MHS Grad Wins Miami University Scholarship
Middletown High School graduate Eric B. Paperman class of 1976 earned the Edward W. and Mary Shepard Memorial Scholarship from Miami University for academic honors He will join the university in September to major in chemistry Paperman is an active National Honor Society member who competed on the It's Academic team and earned recognition in mathematics He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Paperman 908 Vancouver St
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Mary Shepard
Miami University
MHS
Ohio
Jacob Paperman
Vancouver St
Cincinnati Eyes Regional Emission Rules Expansion and EPA Suit
Cincinnati considers suing to extend mandatory auto emission testing to the Midwest region as EPA regional director George Alexander says a city suit could push cleanup efforts. Alexander notes potential enforcement against Ohio and Indiana officials while Cincinnati demands broader standards and warns of noncompliance by state authorities.
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Cincinnati
Midwest
USS
Environmental Protection Agency
George R. Alexander Jr
EPA
Chicago
Alexander
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Cissell
Gerald Springer
Intergovernmental Affairs Committee
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Donald Cook
Cook
Mayor claims Burger King jingle copied his song
Golf Manor Mayor Michael Schwartz sues Burger King for 9500 dollars in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court alleging the Have It Your Way jingle mirrors his 1968 song Man's World written for a Big Brothers of America ad in 1970. He cites copyright dates from 1968 and 1974.
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Cincinnati
Golf Manor
Michael Schwartz
Burger King
Schwartz
Hamilton County Common Pleas
Big Brothers of America
Dennis Berger
Burger King Corp
Ohio tax change petition misses Aug deadline
The drive to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot to ease property taxes failed to meet the Aug 1 signature target of 308000. Backers plan to resume collecting by March 1 for a possible June primary, led by Francis Gaul with support from Prebie County Citizens for Fair Taxation. About 160000 to 170000 signatures were gathered. The amendment would scrap the uniform 35 percent assessment and apply a sliding scale by property type, prioritizing industrial then commercial and residential assessments. Sea of Wonders won junior exhibitor three gaited saddle horse at the Lexington show.
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Ohio
Dan McIntyre
Cuyahoga County
Francis Gaul
Prebie County
McIntyre
Ohio Supreme Court
Sea of Wonders
Sally Rodgers
Middletown
Lexington
Births Report From Local Families in Recent Day
Vital statistics list multiple birth announcements from area residents. Mr and Mrs Richard Wolf report a girl at Baltimore Street, Mr and Mrs Larry Redman welcome a boy in Morrow, and others include Mr and Mrs Gary Dalton Franklin with a boy and more births noted with various families and locations.
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Richard Wolf
Baltimore St
Larry Redman
Morrow
Gary Dalton
Beam Drive
Franklin
Senate Resists Cutting Defense Bill Amid Proposals
The Senate, voting 63 to 27, rejects a $1 billion cut to a 104 billion defense bill and defers changes that would halt 360 nonnuclear Lance missiles and warheads and 350 million for nuclear propulsion for a fourth Nimitz class carrier. The panel defends a 15 percent budget rise while nondefense programs fall.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Pentagon
Eagleton
Senate Appropriations Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
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William Barnett
Joint Committee On
Ohio State University
Mansfield
Department of Highway Safety
Department of Natural Resources
First National Bank of
Malabar Farms
MHS Grad
Miami
Eric B. Paperman
Middletown High School
Eric Paperman
Lee Os A
James Cissell
Detroit
Florida
Springer
George Alexander
Danygen
Snemitz
Spankk
First Banc Group
F.D.I.C
Central Avenue
Buck
Orville Haire Jr
Springfield
Springfield Community Hospital
Mildred Grahan
Vanderveer St
John A. Presta
Sebald Drive
Mike Toombs
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arthur Richardson
Britton Lane
Monroe
Betty Ewing
Hamilton
Eugene Gross
Trenton
Rex Howard
Andrew
John Lawson
Oxford State Road
Donald Lee Neal Jr
Donald Neal
Illinois Ave
Ernest Patton
Barbara Trisler
Highland
James Burkett
Germantown
Chalmers Harkrader
Lowell St
Herschel Knapp
Mary Etta
William Price
Kensington St
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