Byington Quits After Harassment Claims At Consumer Safety
Washington AP John Byington announced his resignation as head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission noting political harassment hinders work and prompting his departure. He will leave June 30, with the agency short of a quorum and reduced ability to set safety standards or issue recalls.
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Washington (Ap
John Byington
Consumer Educt Safety Commison
Byington
Justice
Civil Service
Congress
Commission
Ford
Senate
Carol Tucker Foreman
Consumer Federation of America
Tomorrow’s meetings in Germantown and Springboro scheduled
The Germantown Park and Recreation Board meets at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Building, while Clearcreek Township trustees gather at 6:30 p.m. in Ownship Hall. Community members are urged to attend these local government sessions.
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Germantown
Germantown Park and Recreation Board
Springboro Clearcreek Township
Ownship Hall
School financing issue turns down bid in Ohio House
In Columbus an emotional plea failed to move a school funding bill, as the House Ways and Means Committee backed a plan allowing districts to fund operations with a local income tax while voters consider freezing or reducing property taxes. Supporters argued the proposal would educate children, while critics warned of broader tax implications and political battles in committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Isue
Clien
Senate
Arthur Filkowski
House Education Committee
Wilkowski
How Ohio delegation voted on consumer agency bill
Ohio lawmakers split along party lines as the House rejected a bill to create a federal consumer advocacy agency. Democrats largely voted yes to support the proposal, while Republicans overwhelmingly voted no.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Douglas Applegate
Thomas L. Ashley
Charles J. Carney
Thomas A. Lukenno
Ronald M. Mottl
Mary Rose Oakar
Donald J Pease
John F Seiberling
Victims gain extra time to file state crime compensation
Law extends filing deadline to December 31 for crimes between January 3 1976 and June 29 1977. About 400 rejected claims are being reviewed again. total paid so far about 534000 to victims or their relatives. Officials cannot estimate additional payouts. 734 applications processed, 376 paid, 358 rejected, 40 dismissed for missed deadlines. Over 10 million passengers enplaned at LAX in 1976.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Court of Claims
Charles Crowley
Crowley
Mormons Dedicate Church Administration Building
Salt Lake City AP reports the church headquarters is formally dedicated sixty years after officials moved in. Church President Spencer W. Kimball led a private ceremony noting the first occupants shifted into the Church Administration Building on April 4, 1917, though there is no record of a prior dedication.
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Salt Lake City
Spencer W. Kimball
Liquor Permits Granted in Middletown Ohio
Two local businesses received liquor permits from the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. United Dairy Farmers at 3538 Central Ave will sell beer and wine for carryout. Fred Wilson Jr. of Wilson Market at 1103 Young St received a carryout beer permit. Additional applications include Triangle Fishing Lakes, Open Inn, Guido's Grocery, and a permit transfer for Domenico Guido estate. Veronica Barach trading as Mike's at 446 Dixie Highway Franklin was found in violation for Sunday liquor sales. no penalty issued and another alleged violation was dismissed.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
United Dairy Farmers
Central Ave
Fred Wilson Jr
Wilson Market
Young St
Triangle Fishing Lakes
Franklin-Madison Road
Ralph E. Cottongim
Open Inn
Camden Rt. 3
Carl, Anthony
Ignatius
Thomas
Ralph Guido
Cyrena Wagers
Guido's
Hill Ave
The
Liquor Control Commission
Veronica Barach
Mike
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