Ohio House Hearings Set On Municipal Tax Sharing Bills
The House Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee in Columbus will host hearings Tuesday on two bills forcing municipalities to share income taxes from non residents with other communities. The panel, led by Rep. Jim Thorpe, will also consider a bill to raise county auditors salaries. Both houses plan skeleton sessions with Senate at 11 a.m. and House at 8 p.m. Thorpe's committee opens with four bills at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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Ohio
House Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee
109Th General Assembly
Jim Thorpe
R-90 Alliance
Senate
House
Thorpe
Rep
J. Leonard
Camera
Lorain
George Mastics
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Cnsumer
House Judiciary Committee
John J. Gilligan
Ways and Means
Tax Commission
Robert J. Koysdar
Brice Newman
Urban and Highway Affairs Committee
Kent State Names Committee Head in President Search
Dr. Kenneth W. Clement, Cleveland surgeon, named to lead Kent State University president search as Robert S. White plans resignation in September. The committee includes Kent State students, faculty, trustees, alumni and graduate student leaders amid past campus violence indictments.
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Kent
Ohio
Kenneth W. Clement
Cleveland
Kent State University
Robert S. White
Robert Dix
Kent State Board of Trustees
Kent-Ravenna Record Courier
Clement
Craig Morgan
Martin K. Nurmi
Thomas D. Moore
D. Ray Heisey
C. R. Portmer
KSU
Association
John Young
Graduate Students Council
Jack Eyman. Clement
U.S. Senate
Carl B. Stokes
John F. Kennedy
Lydon B Johnson
Ohio National
Ohio House to Hear Tax Bills and Auditor Pay Proposals
The House plans hearings on a consumer fraud powers bill for the attorney general, while a pay raise proposal would lift county auditor salaries from 6480 to 10000 and set 26000 for counties over 1.5 million. Other measures discuss sharing income tax with resident cities and ordinance adoption. Committees schedule several hearings this week.
Israel Exports 31 Million in Agricultural Goods
AP reports Israel announced export of 31 million dollars in agricultural products for last year, marking a 53 percent rise from 1969. This reflects growing agricultural trade led by Tel Aviv with higher shipments and market demand.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Russians Report Record Grain Crop Could Affect US Sales
Washington AP reports Soviet grain production may reach a record 185 million tons in 1970 or 1971 boosting domestic needs and reducing export availability. Analysts note 73 million tons were purchased in 1970 with 54 million tons of that wheat, signaling potential effects on overseas markets including Eastern and Western Europe and US export potential.
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Russia
Ture
U.S
Europe
Tun Sanniriae
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