Rhodes faces vote clash over new Ohio school aid plan
In Columbus Gov. James A. Rhodes plans talks with the Democratic majority as the Senate narrowly approved a bill delivering 91.3 million dollars to 613 school districts in four installments starting in March. Democrats opposed Rhodes plan for salary earmarks, arguing it would lock in higher per pupil spending next fiscal year.
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Ohio schools cope with natural gas shortage amid curtailments
Ohio schoolchildren bundle up as classrooms stay cool with thermostats at 68 or below. Two thirds of 2.3 million students attend buildings under curtailment plans while districts cut gas use 10 to 40 percent. Some, like Bexley, eye seven day weeks as a fuel saving disaster plan.
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Ford economists warn of wide margin of error in recession
President Ford's economists admit they misread the depth of the sharp recession and warn forecasts carry an unusually wide margin of error. Greenspan acknowledged predictions missed the current decline, tied to auto sales slumps and price rises, with recovery not yet assured. House tax writers keep oil depletion allowance, delay tariff program vote, and consider debt-limit measures.
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Tricycle Riders Get A Break In Ohio Law
Ohio Senate panel backs a bill to remove accidental 1974 ban that barred riding kiddies tricycles on sidewalks. The change excludes tricycles from the bicycle definition, restoring sidewalk access for kids. the bill also raises Workmen's Compensation coverage threshold for casual domestic help from $50 to $250 in three months.
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Louis Jordan Dies at 66 in Los Angeles
Bandleader Louis Jordan, famed for humor in blues and five million selling records, including Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby, died at 66. He suffered a heart attack in Sparks, Nevada, and another fatal attack occurred at his Los Angeles home. He rose from the Savoy era with Chick Webb to form a popular quintet and hits like Knock Me a Kiss and Choo Choo ChBoogie.
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House scraps Ford plan to raise food stamp costs
Democrats win House passage to kill President Ford's plan to raise food stamp prices and seek Senate action. The bill would freeze the price to purchase stamps, with opponents noting higher costs could hurt the elderly and low income. If not acted before March 1, higher prices would take effect, and a written GOP amendment seeks another House vote later this session.
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Kindness, Whalen Back Bill to Freeze Food Stamp Prices
U S lawmakers report that Rep.Thomas Kindness and Rep. Charles Whalen voted for a bill to freeze food stamp prices yesterday. Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Urbana voted against the measure, while Rep. William Harsha of the Sixth District missed the vote.
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Mac Swinford Dies in Cincinnati at 75
The nation’s second oldest federal judge Mac Swinford died in Cincinnati after a heart attack suffered in a Covington Kentucky courtroom. He began serving on the federal bench in 1937, age 75.
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Taft confirms heart attack in Bethesda hospital stay
Senator Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio disclosed he suffered a coronary attack last week. The 57 year old Republican has been in the Bethesda Naval Hospital coronary care unit since January 29 after pains and fatigue during Senate work. He is recovering satisfactorily and expects to remain in convalescent care for two to three weeks, planning to return to work next month.
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Middletown Weather Southerly Snow Flurries Forecast
Scattered snow flurries are forecast for the Middletown area tonight with lows in the mid 20s. Snow flurries and highs in the low 30s are expected Thursday. Yesterday's high was 38 and overnight low 34. An inch of rain was recorded. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Friday and Saturday and rain or snow Sunday.
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