Ohio Senate OKs 29.5 million state pay raise bill
The Ohio Senate approved a 29.5 million dollar pay raise for state employees after a two hour debate, delaying raises to October 1 from July 1. The plan, supported by most Republicans and Democrats, raises pay in two steps for 87 percent of the 47,000 workers, with higher raises phased out for those earning more than 8,320. A Brown-backed amendment adjusted figures, while dissidents argued the bill benefits higher paid workers at the expense of the poor. The House is expected to act in September as the legislature seeks adjournment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
House
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
Robert R. Shaw
Turner
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
Calvin IC. Johnson
Cincinnati
Ronald M. Motts
Parma
Stanley J. Aronoff
Levey
Panic Schedules Usual As Adjournment Nears
Committee chairmen of the 108th Ohio General Assembly select which bills survive as adjournment nears. State Rep. Barry Levey, R-39, chairs the House Judiciary panel and is sorting through numerous measures to decide their fate.
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108Th Ohio General Assembly
Barry Levey
R-39
House
Judiciary Committee
Middletown
Lawmaker’s Committee Sets Hearings After Adjournment
Levey of the Ohio House, in office since 1962, notes every session starts slowly then ends in a panic. His committee plans hearings to shape bills for next January, but adjournment must occur first under current rules.
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Levey
Ohio House
Local Organization Meetings Schedule Across City
A dense list outlines numerous meetings in Madison and surrounding areas for clubs boards and associations. Notable entries include Madison Lions Club at Madison High School Sertoma Manchester Butler County Planned Parenthood Civic Association and City Commission all at 6 30 to 7 p m with other groups like Monroe Athletic Boosters Trenton Youth Activity Boosters and various fraternal and service organizations meeting at local halls and venues throughout the day. Also listed are business groups real estate clubs and social clubs with times ranging from 8 a m to 8 30 p m including IOOF Elktones FOE and Knights of Columbus and multiple post and auxiliary units.
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Madison Lions Club
Madison High School
Sertoma Club
Manchester
Butler County Planned Parenthood Clinic
Civic
City Commission
Monroe Athletic Boosters
Lemon-Monroe
Trenton
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Township
Middletown Coin Club
Civic Association
VFW
Board of Education
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe Ioof
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
FOE Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Starry Forecast Mixed for Creators and Business Players
The horoscope outlines promising periods in January March May June and mid September with tensions in domestic and business circles. It warns against negotiating and financial conferences on certain days and notes routine matters take precedence over new ventures. For birthdays, a favorable year with progress in pursuing worthwhile goals and potential romance, with a bright 12 month outlook for career and personal ties.
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Vances Star
Tomorow
Liquor Sunday Sales Bill Faces Senate Vote Today
Columbus AP reports a local option liquor bill cleared the House 50 45 and goes to the Ohio Senate for a close vote. The measure would allow Sunday sale 1 PM to midnight in counties approving referendums with exemptions for areas that opt out.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Ediil
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Kate Weatherly
Perth
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Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Gray
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Marion Turner
Jim Friend
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Middletown Business and Professional Association
Booth Drugs
Board of Realtors Traders Club
Tee’s
New Car Dealers Association
Brown’s Run Country Club
Com-Post
Imercial
Burton Ymca Board
YMCA
Middletown Aviation Club
Golden Age Club
Mary Etta
Fenwick High
Knights of Columbus
Shawnee
Sportsmen
Highview
Blythe-Williams American
Monroe
Armco Steel
STEEL
Clayton & Lambert
Buckner, Ky
Mid-Town Builders
Estrellita
HU MU
Association
Orlon
Cardigans
Orion
Little Boys Department
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