Senate weighing school surplus funds amid fraught politics
The Senate Finance Committee moves to vote on a House plan to allocate about 91.3 million from surplus to school districts as Rhodes signals a veto unless funds target salaries. Democrats push for 613 districts to get 40 more per pupil while facing possible veto and party breakdowns. The piece ends noting the Nile as Africa’s longest river and the Amazon as second largest.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Rhodes
David Hartley
D-60
Springfield
Ohio
Hartley
Evacuation Talks Keep Menominee Mansion Standstill
The Menominee Warrior Society and Alexian Brothers reached a deal allowing Menominees to acquire the mansion from a Catholic order, while about 40 demonstrators remain inside. National Guard security remains tight as talks continue on evacuation and deed transfer to a health center or school. Marlon Brando and James Groppi still inside with demonstrators as conditions are worked out.
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National Guard
Robert Bryan
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Alexian’ Brothers
Menominees
Marlon Brando
James E. Groppi
Milwaukee
Brando
Groppi
Memoninee Warrior Society
Alexian Brothers
Menominee Land
Alexians
Rhodes for Abolition Sparks Ohio Regent Debate
Ohio State President Harold Enarson backs Gov Rhodes on curbing the Regents but opposes abolition. Regent chancellor John Millett rejects dismantling or sharp curtailment, while Rhodes argues for a paper board with legal standing. Norton remains silent on the issue.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Harold Enarson
James Rhodes
Board of Regents
John Millett
Regents
Rhodes
Enarson
Ohio State
Miller
James A. Norton
Marathon Oil objects to crude oil price equalization program
The Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals will hear Marathon Oil Co objections to the FEA price equalization plan. Marathon says the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act does not authorize enforcement and warns of irreparable damage. The TECA issued a temporary restraining order delaying enforcement pending the hearing. Marathon pursued relief after Toledo District Court denied a preliminary injunction. The program would allocate entitlements to equalize crude oil costs, with Marathon potentially purchasing 721 622 entitlements at five dollars each.
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Washington
Emergency Court of Appeals
Marathon Oil Co
Marathon
Federal Energy Administration
Findlay
Ohio
TECA
FEA
U.S. District Court
Toledo
Columbus teachers reject contract offer in mass meeting
In Columbus Ohio the Columbus Education Association rejected a six percent pay raise and declined to strike, voting to return to bargaining after a mass meeting attended by about 2500 teachers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus’ Board of Education
Columbus Education Association
Private firms to operate 3 state lodges
Ohio Natural Resources Director says the state will turn operations of lodges at Mohican Hocking Hills and Shawnee state parks to private firms citing wasted taxpayer funds under state management. Ohio Inns Co. already contracts Salt Fork Burr Oaks and Hueston Woods lodges and Panderson Manor House.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Robert Teater
Mohican
Hocking Hills
Shawnee
Salt Fork
Burr Oaks
Hueston Woods
Panderson Manor House
Ohio Inns Co
Cincinnati
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