Ohio House May License Apartment Rental Agents
A bill in the Ohio House would require rental agents who list apartment locations for a fee to be licensed as real estate brokers. Sponsored by Patrick A. Sweeney, the measure targets fly-by-night operators and would tie licensing to the Real Estate Commission with penalties up to six months in prison and a $1000 fine for unlicensed activity.
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Columbus
Ohio
Patrick A. Sweeney
House Education Committee
Sweeney
Board of Regents
House
Theyre
Real Estate Commission
Franklin Court Docket Sees 9 Drivers Jailed Or Fined
The Franklin municipal docket reports nine drivers jailed or fined for intoxicated or traffic offenses. Gene A Bailey and W Leiber of Dayton faced license suspensions and fines. Russell S Lacy of Middletown received jail time and suspension. Others from Kettering, Monroe, Covington, Hamilton, and West Carrollton were fined, jailed briefly, or suspended, with several referred to traffic school. Total penalties include 21 speeding cases with fines or bond forfeitures totaling 636 dollars.
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Pelt
Naga
John B. Lee
Gene A Bailey
Dayton
W. Leiber
Bailey
Russell S Lacy
Moore St
Middletown
Ail
James J Smith
Kettering
Robert L. Matthews II
Heatherwood Court
Monroe
Adam H. Hatton
Covington
Jerry DeLong
Hamilton de
Anthony Cappello
Louis Estridge
Franklin-Trenton Road
Randall Spencer
West Carrollton
Ernest Gibson
West Chester
Jeffrey
Gerry
Teresa Williams
Cincinnati
West Virginia flood threat diminishing
West Virginia flood threat diminishes as thaw steadies rivers and streams. NWS forecasters note greatest risk in Greenbrier Valley and northern West Virginia while the Littl Kanawha River rises rapidly but remains below flood stage. Rainfall and milder days persist, yet officials expect no major runoff from snow and ice statewide.
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Charleston
W.va
National Weather Service
West Virginia
Greenbrier Valley
NWS
Phil Zinn
Glenville
Gilmer County
Parkersburg
Ohio
Weather Service
Court revokes injunctions against UMW locals
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals set aside a series of injunctions against three eastern Ohio United Mine Workers locals. It rejected a damages claim by Southern Ohio Coal Co. and overturned broader injunctions from 1975. Each incident must be judged on its own merit, and the court upheld the lower court’s rejection of an extended suit against Locals 1957, 1890 and 1886. The decision found the injunctions vague and the crosswalk walkouts/arbitration matters unresolved.
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Cincinnati
Ohio United Mine Workers
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Southern Ohio Coal Co
US District Court
Portsmouth
Meigs No. 1
Meigs No. 2
Racoon No. 3
Steelworkers to begin contract talks this week
The United Steelworkers union, led by I. W. Abel closing out his career, moves from internal battles to contract talks with the steel industry. The deal could set a lifetime income security guarantee for basic steel workers, signaling a major shift in bargaining and impacting prices across many products.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
I. W. Abel
Federal funds approved for Carlisle sewer plans
Federal funds are approved for Carlisle sewer planning as part of 83 projects to receive grants by June 30. OEPA official Forsthoff notes extra FY1977 money due to delayed projects and lower bids, with $249,000 for Carlisle engineering and $155,000 for the Twin Creek trunk sewer east branch. Construction funding possible later if work stays on schedule.
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Carlisle
Catharies Forsthoff
Dayton
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
OEPA
Forsthoff
Warren Count
Franklin Township
Donald Williams
Miami Conservancy District
Conservancy District
Twin Creek
Chautauqua
Miamisburg
Germantown
Franklin
Great Miami
Caesar's Creek
Harveysburg
Corwin
Waynesville
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Cleveland
Rhodes
A. H. Shoemaker
Statehouse
Senate Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Franklin Courts
UMW
Williams
Clearcreek Trunk Sewer
Springboro
Franklin Regional Plant
Alenti
Clairol
Conair
Norelco
Allo
Uvee
LeSourdsville
E.P.A
Butler County
Black and Beatch
Mt. Pleasant
Seven Dolors Church—Fellowship
Gillette
South University Blvd
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