Ohio cities race to fund massive clean water program
Ohio and its cities push a $100 million bond plan to finance sewer and water treatment expansion under the OWDA with ground breakings, expected pollutant reductions, and ambitious goals for Lake Erie by the 1980s. Cleveland Toledo and Lorain weigh multi hundred million projects as costs soar and funding gaps widen.
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Hamilton Suit May Be Settled
In Cincinnati AP report, a January 20 hearing in U S District Court will review a proposed settlement of three stockholder suits against Ohio Casualty Insurance Co and American Financial Corp stemming from a July 25 contract to sell 375000 Ohio Casualty shares for 12 million dollars. Plaintiffs say price was 32 dollars per share while market value was 20 dollars. Proposed terms include contract cancellation, stock purchases at market price over five years, sale of 126750 American Financial preferred shares at 100 dollars, an 8 million dollar loan from Ohio Casualty at 1 percent above prime, and shared court costs up to 150000 dollars.
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Roper Strike Near An End
Newark Ohio AP All 1300 workers at Roper Corp makers of lawnmowers for Sears Roe buck Co are expected to return to work next week after a 133 day strike ended. Five local unions ratified a three year contract with wage increases of 53 cents an hour per year.
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