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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1976
Page
5
A bipartisan plan clears the way for Ohio to issue a 100 million dollar bond for higher education construction. The Public Facilities Commission voted 5-1 to sell bonds on March 19, while the State Controlling Board authorized 10 million to cover overdue building payments at 37 colleges.
The Ohio House approved a leave bill allowing employees to take time off for religious holidays funerals of non immediate relatives and other private reasons with no extra cost to governments. Also approved were a puppy sale restriction a health maintenance organization rule and a measure on school motorcycle courses. Senate finance issues and new bills on tax exemptions and age discrimination were discussed.
Ohio set to receive 6.6 million in federal outdoor recreation funds for 75 local park projects. The state will request 4.6 million in matching funds from the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, covering 67 percent of the federal allocation. Robert W Teater notes this is the largest Ohio share to local projects.
John N. Macadam senior staff structural engineer at Armco's Research and Technology Center will discuss stiffening methods for sheet steel at the 1976 Automotive Engineering Congress and Exposition in Detroit from February 23 to 27 led by the Society of Automotive Engineers.
Minority Republicans protested a floor debate accusing Speaker Riffe of abuse of rules after Rep John Galbraith was cut off at about 14 minutes and an amendment by Rep Fred Hadley on a tax bill was ruled out of order Riffe dismissed the charges calling GOP efforts unfocused and claiming voters care about bigger issues.
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