State park expansion plan submitted in Ohio
Governor DiSalle received a 1962 proposal from Harold Eagon of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources outlining land acquisition for water management and recreation. The plan projects adding about 500,000 acres over ten years at an estimated $100 million, financing through loans and potential fees, with a July 1, 1962 completion for a fuller report and recommendations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Harold B .Eagon
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Eagon
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Ohio Discrimination Report Highlights Recreation Bias
Ohio Civil Rights Commission's first annual report finds most complaints involve places of recreation with discrimination also present in lodging food and beverage services transportation personal services advertising and other accommodations. It notes southern Ohio more prone to bias and cites motels moderate priced hotels and private clubs as common violators while criticizing the law and court attitudes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Civil Rights Commission
Seffenders
Bricker quits job amid pressures in Canton campaign
Canton Ohio AP John Bricker Republican mayoral candidate and cousin of former U S senator quits his job citing unkind pressures on his employer. Bricker said threats were telephoned to the firm operator Anthony Pucci, adding the loss of income hinders his campaign due to financial strain.
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Canton, Ohio
John Bricker
U.S
Ohio
Bricker
Anthony Pucci
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