Legislature Considers Ethics and Police Powers Bills
Ohio lawmakers reconvene to hear ethics and financial disclosure proposals for public officials and candidates. Hearings target code of ethics for state workers, campaign finance tightenings, and expanded attorney general powers including wiretap authority for criminal investigations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Islator
General Assembly
Poli- House
Thelawticians
House
Senate
Sesson
Ways and Means Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Attorney General's Office
Alan E. Norrris
Westerville
Belted safety clubs spread from Ohio to several states
Ohio safety belt advocate Warren C. Nelson reports the Saved by the Belt Club expands beyond Ohio with members in New York California Texas Wisconsin Oklahoma Washington and even Vietnam and Thailand. Notable member Dick Van Dyke credits his belt for surviving a crash and promoted a film about buckling up.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren C
Bud) Nelson
New York
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Club
Belt Club
Vietnam
Thailand
Cali
Fornia
Texas
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Washington
Dick van Dyke
van Dyke
New Storage Method Delays Peach Ripening Six Weeks
A new process uses carbon dioxide to replace most of the oxygen in warehouses or trucks, placing peaches in suspended animation to prevent ripening or spoilage for up to six weeks instead of 7 to 10 days.
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New York
Fenwick presents double bill Arsenic and Old Lace and Sydney
Fenwick High School stages two plays in a Sunday night double header beginning at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The event marks a second year of a unique speech class project with rehearsals held in the central study hall. Casts include Kathy Varney Janet Schneider Mike Dickerson Jeff Jena Kevin Lawson John Kieswetter Tina Vogel Sang Jim Barrett Beth DeLaup Joann Meehan Margaret Coughlin Larry Harmon and Dave Agoston. Student director is Jeff Jackson with Fred Sennet as faculty adviser.
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Sydney
Fenwick
Jack Nenni
Nenni
Fenwick High
Arsenic
Kathy Varney
Janet Schneider
Mike Dickerson
Jeff Jena
Kevin Lawson
John Kieswetter
Tina Vogelsang
Jim Barrett
Beth DeLaup
Joann Meehan
Margaret Coughlin
Larry Harmon
Dave Agoston
Jeff Jackson
Ohio housing crisis leaves many in substandard shacks
Ohio faces a housing crisis with 37 percent unable to secure safe sanitary housing at current costs. Two million new units will be needed by 1985, while 16 percent cannot rent or buy decent housing without severe economic strain. Local officials blame city inspections and zoning, while critics call state and federal efforts late.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
William B. Roshen
Urban Development Division
State Welfare Department
Battelle Memorial Institue
Columbus
Roshen
William Safreed
Ohio Home Builders Association
Safreed
Miss Olga Switzko Seeks Civilian Typists In Middletown
Miss Olga Switzko a civilian Navy representative will be in Middletown from Monday to March 7 recruiting stenographers and typists for the Washington area. She will be at 116 S Main St Navy recruiting station from 9 am to 5 30 pm Monday through Friday and until 1 pm Saturdays. Applicants must be at least 17 and pass a civil service test plus a five minute typing test at 40 wpm with salaries from 84 to 119 dollars weekly.
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Olga Switzko
Middletown
Washingon
D. C
Navy
S. Main St
Washington
Europe
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Sidney
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
State Government Committee
George E. Mastics
Fairview Park
Judiciary Committee
Barnitz Bank
NY Care
Fenwick High School
Fred Sennet
League
John Gatharman
Gotherman
Miss Switzko
Mint
Russ
Thriftmode
A.E.1. F. Activities Forum
Facili
Monthru
ARMCO
A. E.I. F. Activities Forum
South Main ST
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