Ohio lawmakers push ethics and unemployment reforms to close session
Ohio legislators moved to finalize the ethics and unemployment compensation laws as the 1973 session nears adjournment. A conference panel was near agreement on the ethics bill requiring income disclosures and scope questions for local officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
John J. Gilligan
State Lottery Commission
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
University of Cincinnati
Middletown Club Meetings Roundup At Various Venues
A list of local meetings across Middletown notes sessions for business groups clubs and support organizations. The schedule covers mornings at Tee's and various noon and evening gatherings at venues including Alfy's Holiday Inn and Armco with groups such as Lions Kiwanis Moose and Alcoholics Anonymous present.
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Middletown
Lions Club
Manchester
Kiwanis Club
Ohio Bell Hecklers Club
Holiday Inn
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
1OOF Lodge
Central
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Al-Anon Family Group
First Baptist Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
Newark officials seek Corps talks on flood project confusion
Newark Ohio officials plan meetings with the U S Army Corps of Engineers and state officials to resolve confusion over a flood protection project on the Licking River near the Licking Knox county line. The plan includes dredging the river and a diversionary ditch while the Ohio Natural Resources Department says the projects must be considered separately before funding. The corps says the state indicating dropped support.
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Newark, Ohio
Newark
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Licking-Knox County
Licking River
Ohio Natural Resources Department
Meir lauds Rogers for role in 1970 cease-fire talks
Premier Golda Meir cabled gratitude to outgoing U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers for helping to start the 1970 negotiations that led to a Middle East cease fire. She praised his fearless championship of democratic freedoms and saluted him as a great American and secretary of state.
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Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Israel
U.S
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Chief named at Kent State University security post
Robert Malone 42, chief of police at the University of Nevada at Reno, will lead Kent State University’s 40 man security force starting mid September. The selection follows James L. Fyke’s resignation earlier this year after screening 170 applications by the campus security committee led by Dr. Allen D. Rawitch and was approved by KSU President Glenn A. Olds. Malone has 21 years in police work and has led Nevada police since March 1968.
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Kent, Ohio
Robert Malone
University of Nevada At Reno
Kent State University
Malone
James L. Fyke
Walter H. Bruska
Allen D. Rawitch
Brus
Reading the Diamond Lead in a Bridge Lesson
In a four spade ending, West leads a diamond two against a one no trump. East wins with king, continues diamonds, South ruffs, declarer still makes. East should have returned a low diamond to set up West’s possible holdings.
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West
East
South
Declarer
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Bowling Green State University
City of
Bowling Green
Gnadenhutten
Tuscarawas County
Gnadenhutten State Memorial
Optimist Club
Armco
Groves ST
Midd
Meir
Rogers
Arrow ‘‘Getway
Fall Great House
Joent Discount
Excello
Levi’s
Ol’ Sof
ORSON
Varsity Town
McGregor
Nunn-Bush
CE Greathouse & Son, Inc
Wright
Manistee
Arrow
Kent
North Dealer
Jay
Becker
Central Avenue
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