State Subsidies Top One Billion in 1967 Fiscal Year
Ohio state subsidies to local governments welfare and education rose above 1 billion dollars in fiscal 1967 totaling 1 027 369 646 or 46 2 percent of 2 23 billion in state operations. Educational funding led with 5088 million, including 331 7 million for schools and 94 8 million for higher education. Six state universities received 72 3 million, OSU 36 3 million plus 5 6 million for University Hospital. Local governments got 240 4 million in subsidies from auto taxes gas taxes liquor fees and a 67 7 million local government fund. Welfare and health subsidies totaled 268 4 million with 74 6 million to dependent children and 67 million to Aid for the Aged.
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Columbus
Roger Cloud
Auditors
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Departments of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Ohio Agricultural Research Center
New Wing Progress At Mt Pleasant Nursing Home
Foundations are dug and basement walls begun for an 800000 addition at Mount Pleasant Nursing Home. It will add 31 nursing rooms with 58 beds and 11 residential rooms, with 350000 raised so far. The home, part of Ohio Presbyterian Homes, serves 60 units and a 20 bed extended care facility. Superintendent is Dr. R E K Boyer.
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Monroe
Mount Pleasant
Calvin Verity
Middletown
First National Bank
Verity
Ohio Presbyterian Homes
Synod of Ohio
R. EK. Boyer
Boyer
Mount Pleasant Nursing Home
Fair Entries Deadline Sets for Butler County Arts Show
Trenton and Madison Township residents may enter arts and needlework entries at the Butler County Fair with Miss Estella Schaefer until August 18. The fair opens August 20. Registrations for talent contests run through August 19 with events August 21 and 22, including musical, novelty, dance and dramatic acts in three divisions.
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Trenton
Madison Township
Estella Schaefer
Jacksonburg
Schaefer
Charles Eckhardt
Miami University in Oxford Expands With Major Campus Construction
Miami University in Oxford reports more than 23 million dollars in central campus projects under way, including John D. Millett Assembly Hall at 11,000 seats costing over 7.5 million and two residence halls to serve 328 students each. Additional aims cover a dramatic arts building, a 5.5 million chemistry facility, a behavioral sciences building, and upgrades to boiler and electrical plants funded by alumni gifts.
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Friends of the University
Marstein
McGuffey Laboratory
Chestnut Street
Patterson Avenue Avenue
Spring Street
Oxford
Miami University
Hamilton
Middletown
John D. Millett
Miami
Ohio Board of Regents
University
Maple Street
Patterson Avenue
Miami University Theater
High Street
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Red Lion Scouts Attend Camp Hook Week
Red Lion Troop 62 scouts attend Camp Hook this week. A Cub Scout campout is planned for the weekend of the 18th at Spring Valley near Waynesville.
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Red Lion
Camp Hook
Spring Valley
Waynesville
Crossword Clues From 1967 King Features Syndicate
Puzzle entries list for a newspaper crossword with clues 45 to 55 including Trouble Rodent Heroic in scale Bird's home Palm type Soak flax The present Summer in France and note on average solving time 24 minutes.
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King Features Synd., Inc
France
Herron Won’t Run In Trenton Re Election Plans
Trenton councilman Pence Herron said he will not run for re election this year but will seek office again in 1969 after serving one four year term He cited personal reasons and thanked supporters Two seats on the council are open this year with Ray Willis Also incumbent Harry Stretcher has filed for re election Carl Mac Mitchell filed nominating petitions last Friday for a new face in city government.
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Trenton
Pence Herron
Herron
Pence
Harry Stretcher
S. First St
Carl Mac Mitchell
John St
Five women seek Lebanon meter maid job in civil service test
Five women in Lebanon took the civil service test for a vacant meter maid post left open about a month. June fines totaled 495 dollars while July fines fell to 314 dollars. Parking meter revenue rose to 1 300 50 in July from 1 241.
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Lebanon
Measle Clinic Opens Nine Day Series
The Warren County office hosts the first of 17 measles shot clinics on Wednesday August 16 for preschool children over one year. Restrictions include no recent measles immune globulin or polio vaccine, no fever or cancer, no tuberculosis, and no dog hair allergies. Clinic hours are 9 am to noon at 416 5 East St Lebanon.
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Warren County
Couny
East St
Lebanon
Brush to forage renovated pasture field day set
A field day at the Harry Landacre farm on Carroll Road near Morrow showcases pasture renovation. Landacre has converted about 30 acres to permanent pasture, added two livestock water springs, diversions, and grassed waterways to curb runoff, with a display by Warren County Soil and Water District and others. The event begins at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 16.
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Morrow
Warren
County
Agriculturan
Soi! Con
Bill Marr
Harry Landacre
Warren County
Ghens + Carroll
District Board of Supervisors
Landacre
Kenneth Horning
Accompa
Cincinnati Zoo
Will
Su- Be
New Miami
St Clair Township Farm Bureau closes season with dinner
Overpeck group ends season with a Sunday dinner at the Hamilton Inn. The St Clair Township Farm Bureau Discussion Group will resume meetings next month.
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Frank Andrews
Overpeck
St. Clair Township
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Jean Poff
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Gross
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Janitrol — Bryant Winkler
Maurice E. (Moe) Ridenour
St. Clair News
Oldsmobiles
Oldsmobile
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