Rhodes aims to balance budget with no new taxes
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes said it may be mid March before the administration knows if new taxes are needed to balance the budget. He pledged to avoid new taxes and noted the state expects to meet the $62 million school foundation payment, contingent on distillers altering a court injunction. The article also covers proposed Sunday closing laws, mental health bills, and school board survey authority.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Capitol
Tuchard L. Krabach
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Edmund James R-Noble
Ohio Association For the Mentally Retarded
Ohio Association of Probate Judges
Bureau of
House
Senate
Broke No Law Says Drug Firm Broke No Law
CINCINNATI AP The Wm Merrell Co cited by a federal agency to show cause why it should not be prosecuted for distributing Thalidemice for clinical testing in the United States contends it violated no regulations during testing. Merrell distributed the drug under then existing rules before it could be released for sale. Thalidomide, blamed for malformed births, was never sold by prescription in this country. Merrell withdrew its application for clearance after side effects became known and Congress later tightened drug testing laws.
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Cincinnati
Wm. Merrell Co
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Merrell
Congress
Looted Woods Marathon Service Station on Crawford Street
Early this morning a thief broke in through an overhead door at the Woods Marathon service station at Crawford Street and First Avenue, netting about $10 in small change from the cash register. Police report the glass was broken to gain entry and no other items were confirmed stolen.
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The
Woods Marathon
Crawford Street
First Avenue
Uncle Sam's Mail Is Often Strange
Milford Ohio AP report describes a postcard with two post marks from Dayton Ohio 1908 and Miami Florida 1963 addressed to Miss Dorothy Hogan. Mrs. Guy Startsman recalls contacting the Post Office and learning the card was likely lost behind a desk or wall before being found after a move. The mystery spans destinations from Dayton to Milford and then Florida with no clear explanation.
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Milford
Ohio
U.S
Guy Startsman
Dayton
Miami
Fla
Dorothy Hogan
Florida
Kennedy Escapes Cold Heads South for Florida Weekend
President Kennedy and family fly to Florida for a Washington's Birthday weekend. A cold front hit Washington as they depart, with forecasts of possible Saturday showers in Florida. No official business on the schedule, and press secretary Salinger plans a Mexican vacation. The Kennedys hosted 300 Washington luminaries at a formal reception, ambassadors Zehner of Switzerland and Bengoura of Guinea presenting credentials. They will visit Col. C. Michael Paul’s home and Joseph P. Kennedy nearby.
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Kennedy
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Pierre Salinger
Andrew Air Force Base
Col. C. Michael Paul
Joseph P. Kennedy
Ziegler Elected By Shrine Club
Fred Ziegler president of Williamson Ziegler Furnace Co. was installed as president of Middletown Shrine Club at a Ladies Night meeting at Eastern Bowling Lanes. Lawrence Booker retiring president supported Shrine Circus in Dayton and ticket purchases for Doty House children. Joan Schmidt installed as vice president with Wilbur Ellison secretary treasurer and directors Graham Layer George Harvey Hal Stevens Harold Leichty and Booker. Paul E. Yeazel potentate of Antioch Temple Dayton was install ing officer. Lloyd Nolan and Dr Kenneth Smith presented a film on cancer research.
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Williamson Ziegler Furnace Co
Middletown Shrine Club
Eastern Bowling Lanes
Lawrence Booker
Shrine Circus
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Children
Doty House
Joan Schmidt
Wilbur Ellison
Graham Layer
George Harvey
Hal Stevens
Harold Leichty
Booker
Paul E. Yeazel
Ohio Bell Net For 62 S50 Million
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. reports 1962 net income of 50.82 million dollars or 1.80 a share up from 1961. President Frederick R. Eckley warns Ohio's slower industrial growth endangers the utility's progress and urges a business climate to attract new enterprises and expansion.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Frederick R. Eckley
Ohio
Eckley
Ohio Bell
Springboro House-to-House Mail Delivery Still Far Off
At a Springboro Civic Association meeting a report said home delivery is distant for the village. Eligibility requires at least 2,500 residents and $10,000 annual postal receipts, but Springboro has about 1,000 people and $7,424 in receipts.
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Springboro
Blue Laws Set For Final Reading Next Tuesday
Ohio House debate moves to Sunday closing rules with exemptions for health safety and charity. The measure eliminates the common labor ban and governs sale of listed items on Sunday while allowing specific necessities and charitable purchases with penalties for false statements. The bill includes fines up to 200 dollars for initial violations and up to 500 dollars plus 30 days in jail for repeat offenses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Judiciary Committee
Edmund James
R-Noble
James
Miami Sets Deadline For NDEA Guidance Institute
Miami University in Oxford announces an application deadline of March 15 for the 193 NDEA Counseling and Guidance Training Institute to be held June 17 to August 10. Sponsored by the U S Office of Education, the program funds 30 secondary school staff members for eight weeks of graduate credit, with a $75 weekly stipend plus dependent allowances and a registration waiver. Ohioans have priority but out-of-state applicants are welcome. admitted participants must be accepted to Miami’s Graduate School.
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Miami University
Ndea Counseling and
U. S. Office of Education
Ndea Counseling and Guidance Training Institute
Ohio
Order Of Amaranth To Meet Saturday
Past matrons patrons and charter members of local Imperial Court 34, Order of Amaranth, will be honored by the membership at its meeting tomorrow night in headquarters at 63 S Main St. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson will be in charge of initiation work.
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Imperial Court 34
Order of Amaranth
Ship of the Court
S. Main St
Frank Wilson
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