Rhodes endorses philosophy behind school income tax
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes expressed cautious support for a proposed district income tax for school operation. He warned metropolitan burdens could push industries out, noted discussions with House Speaker Roger Cloud and Senate Leader C. Stanley Mechem, and said no conclusions yet on the measure or a new tax commissioner.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Taxation Committee
Rhodes
Cloud
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Blue Laws In 2 Weeks Progress Report in Ohio
State Rep. Edmund G. James chairs a House judiciary subcommittee tackling Ohio blue laws. The panel plans to complete recommendations in about two weeks, with the main remaining task to compile a list of items that might be considered essential for Sunday sale.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edmund G. James
R-Noble
House
Noble
School Council Opposes Local Education Levy Bill
The Ohio Council for Education says a pending General Assembly bill allowing local districts to levy income taxes for education lacks an equalization formula and would widen disparities in funding. The council, with eight member organizations and over 870,000 members, issued the statement Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council For Education
General Assembly
Lausche backs tax aid bill for transit systems
Senator Frank Lausche seeks a tax exemption for income placed in equipment reserve funds to help public transit systems avoid new federal subsidies. The bill would allow state joint transit compacts and create a Commerce Department urban transportation division, moving the experimental program from the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Commerce Department
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Rheumatic fever death toll in the United States
The region reports about 19 thousand fatalities annually from rheumatic fever in the United States.
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United States
No marriage no deal give back the ring
In a 1st District Court of Appeals ruling, Mrs. Arlene Fisher must repay her former fiancé Lt. R. C. McDermitt $309 after keeping an engagement ring and $150 toward a dinette set when the engagement ended. The judges said engagement gifts are given on the condition of marriage.
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Cupid
1Uth District Court of Appeals
Lene Fisher
Air Force
R. C. McDermitt
McDermitt
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