Franklin Objects Traffic Proposal At Local Council Meeting
Franklin council hears first reading of a one way river and Main streets plan as business leaders urge alternatives. Attorneys and businessmen, including Chamber president William Smith, oppose the change citing impact on local trade and tourism while Highway official J. S. Paxton notes limited state and federal funding options.
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Franklin
John Hoffer
Louis Tracey
Te Group
William Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Senator Seeks Pigeon Trap Fund at Statehouse Yard
Ohio Senator Robert R. Shaw says pigeons in the state capitol yard are a persistent nuisance and asks for a 1500 dollar appropriation to trap and destroy any pigeon seen in the yard. He notes dry cleaners oppose the plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert R. Shaw
Columbus Republican
State Capitol
Shaw
Statehouse
Chamber agrees to form task group on utilities plan
Chamber of Commerce and City Council appoint a committee including Gordon Hinch Ivan Thacker and Paul Smith to coordinate. an emergency sewer and water laterals maintenance ordinance gains first reading. The proposal requires owners to trench dig expose mains pay 45 dollar tap fee obtain permits post bonds and secure plans with city engineer approval.
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Prul Smith
Ivan Thacker
Chamber of Commerce
Herb Daniels
Gordon Tinch
Land Council
Gordon Itinch
Paul Smith
Chamber
Water Department
Roy Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Council
Tears Flow As Cynthia Gets 90 Days
In Richmond Indiana Cynthia Corradetti a 23 year old Dayton Ohio manicurist was sentenced to nine days in jail and a $10 fine after pleading guilty to bigamy She admitted to seven marriages four divorces and tearfully asked for pity saying she has not had a stable family life and hopes her husband Ray Morris will stand by her after the trouble
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Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Ohio
Superior Court
John Brubaker
Cynthia Delores Corradetti
Corradetti
Ray Morris
Outlaw Held on Service Station Robbery Charge
Edward G. Outlaw was held today in Pittsburgh on charges for robbing a service station.
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Pittsburgh
Edward G. Outlaw
Legislature Ponders Future Action By ART PARKS
Ohio lawmakers outline a broad agenda for the 102nd General Assembly, signaling “some action” in coming months on education, highways, industry, and local taxation. Proposals include school bond funding, bus fees, transit relief, highway bonds, utility right of way costs, workers compensation reforms, and tax system revisions. The plan also covers hunting license rules, county horse racing limits, and Sunday blue laws, with emphasis on low-paid state employees.
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Art Parks
Columbus
102Nd General Assembly
Senate
C. Stanley Mecheman
Razer Cloud
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