Ohio House to hear opposition on 850 million bond package
Ohio lawmakers move toward a possible May or November vote on the 850 million bond issue as House Finance Chair Ralph Fisher says opposition testimony will be heard next week. The chamber also passed a meat inspection delay bill and other measures while Senate sent two routine bills to the House.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Ralph Fisher
Wayne
Senate
Robert G. Jones
Agriculture
John Stackhouse
David L. Headley
Rhodes
Headley
Marietta
Charles F. Kurfess
Wood
Kurfess
Arthritis Education Course Set at Middletown Hospital
An arthritis patient education course led by Bruce Campbell begins March 4 at Middletown Hospital for four consecutive Mondays. The program, approved by The Arthritis Foundation Ohio Valley Chapter and Butler County Branch, covers prevention, joint care, devices, diet, and emotional aspects, with no fee and doctor permission required.
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Middletown Hospital
Bruce Campbell
Arthritis Foundation
Ohio Valley
Butler County
Campbell
Pharmacists to Attend Training for Local Planned Parenthood Clinic
Six Middletown pharmacists will join a training session for volunteers at the Planned Parenthood Association of Butler County in preparation for service at the local family planning clinic. The session runs Tuesday 7 to 9 pm at the Civic Association and is led by clinic officials from Middletown and Hamilton. The Middletown clinic holds regular sessions the first and third Tuesdays from 7 to 9 pm. The article also notes that the word planet derives from a Greek term meaning wandering.
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Middletown
Planned Parenthood Association
Butler County
Civic Association
William Brower
Don Hensler
William Latham
James
Richard Lewis
Hugh Wilder
Planned Parenthood
Kenneth McDiffett
George F. Nardin
Roy Ward
Hamilton
Norman Dingeldein
CG&E Board Declares Quarterly Dividends on Preferred Stock
The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. board declared dividends on its preferred shares. A $1 per share dividend on 4 percent series cumulative preferred stock is payable April 1 to holders of record March 15. An $1.18 per share dividend on the 4 percent series cumulative preferred stock is also payable April 1 to holders of record March 15.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Silver Beaver Award For Two Scouters
Two scouters will receive the Silver Beaver Award at the Mound Builder's Area Council recognition dinner at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. The event celebrates outstanding service to boyhood with additional training and veteran awards and gift certificates for roundup winners. Reservations are due at the scout office by Tuesday. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. and costs $2.50 per person or $5 per couple.
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Mound Builder’s Area Council
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mrs Rhodes Released From Columbus Hospital
Mrs. James A Rhodes wife of the governor was released Thursday from University Hospital after a weekend admission for rest and a heart condition checkup in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
University Hospital
Desegregation Challenge in Model Cities Program
Federal officials warn desegregating Negro schools will be among the toughest Model Cities issues and racial mixing likely will not occur soon. A 62 page Education report outlines problems and endorsements while HUD avoids comment on the topic.
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Washington
Nolen Estes
Ites
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Center For Community Planning
Associated Press
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Congress
Manchester Plans Sunday Dinner Fundraiser
A spaghetti dinner with homemade pie dessert will be held Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. at Manchester Junior High School. Sponsored by the Manchester Boosters Club, the event raises funds for athletic and extra curricular equipment. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1 for children.
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Manchester Junior High School
Manchester Boosters Club
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A report suggests using teacher aides drawn from neighborhood adults to handle routine teaching tasks. Many aides could become teachers or educational specialists through college or training. It also supports allowing high school dropouts to return later as college students to finish studies.
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