Residency Rule Upheld By Court For Cincinnati Teachers
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Cincinnati School Board policy requiring teachers to establish residency within the district within 90 days of hiring. The rule applies to current staff and aims to foster commitment to urban education and understanding of local conditions. plaintiff Thomas Wardwell, hired December 1972, argued the rule infringed on travel rights.
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Cincinnati
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati School Board
Thomas Wardwell
Ohio House approves state wide bank bill sparking rural bank fears
Ohio's House passed a bill allowing banks to open branches anywhere in the state, despite protests that it would let big banks move into rural areas and drive local community banks out. Rep. Arthur Wilkowski defended the bill, noting needs in Appalachia counties for development capital while amendments to restrict branches or require hearings failed.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Arthur Wilkowski
C- 46
Toledo
Gion
Wilkowski
Superintendent of Banks
Home Office
David Hartley
Springfield
Three Rural Highway Public Transit Projects Approved
The Ohio Department of Transportation approved three rural highway public transportation demonstration projects directed by Richard D. Jackson. Funding totals include 369 584 for a seven county Appalachian Regional Transit Association plan expanding to Meigs Jackson Vinton and Gallia counties. Clermont County receiving 256 400 for a one year county system. and Geauga County receiving 89 148 for a two year program to provide public transportation.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Transportation
Richard D. Jackson
Federal Highway Administration
John C. McBee
Appalachian Regional Transit Association
Ohio safety projects freed by revised 1975 revenue estimates
Transportation director Richard D. Jackson says a logjam on road maintenance bridges and safety projects in Ohio may break as 1975 biennium revenue estimates were revised upward to January 31. Factors include motor fuel taxes, bond fund demand, and a policy shift requiring local governments to share preliminary engineering costs. A total of 30.1 million is released for blocked projects.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Richard D. Jackson
Jackson
Federalnergy Administration
PEA
Fort Donelson Captured by Grant in 1862
Fort Donelson on the Cumberland River at Dover Tennessee where the Confederate fortification commanding the Nashville approach fell to Union forces led by General Ulysses S. Grant on February 16 1862.
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Fort Donelson
Cumberland River
Dover
Tenn
Nashville
Ulysses S. Grant
Senate OKs landmark bill to regulate utility rates
The Ohio Senate approved a 26 to 5 measure to restore public confidence in gas electric and telephone rate regulation and send it to the House where utilities oppose changes. House actions also included bills on statewide branch banks and school board financial disclosures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
William E. Hinig
New
Philadelphia
Insurance, Utility and Financial Institutions
Hinig
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