Ohio House considers tax boosting bill for cities debt relief
Ohio lawmakers push late in session on a Senate approved measure to let cities raise income taxes beyond 1 percent to pay a $400 million arrears to the state pension fund. The bill would lower voter approval from 55 percent to a simple majority for city tax hikes up to 1.5 percent and cut special election margins from 60 to 55 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Senate
Theodore M. Gray
House Finance Committee
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Senate Rules Committee
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House Rules Committee
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Ohio Education Association
Shortage of Help Plagueing U S Food Service
A national survey of restaurant owners shows 82.5 percent report staff shortages across management skilled and unskilled roles. The issue spans long term and affects food service operations nationwide.
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Chicago
Stamps Of All Sorts On Display This Saturday
The Miami Valley Stamp Club opens its annual exhibit to the public this Saturday from noon to 9 p.m. at the First National Bank. Club president Jack Hursh notes collectors focus on specialized themes such as railroads or women and hopes to inspire young people to attend. Larry Neal is vice president and Mrs. W. T. Adams is secretary.
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Miami Valley Stamp Club
Jack Hursh
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Larry Neal
W. T. Adams
Adams
Weith
Fulbright accuses admin of Tonkin deception and Navy officer under pressure
Senator Fulbright says the Tonkin Gulf incident was misrepresented by the administration and that the Pentagon pressured a Navy commander to undergo a psychiatric exam after volunteering information to Congress. He cites a 21 page defense briefing and alleges public deception surrounding U S escalation in Vietnam.
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J. W. Fulbright
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Gulf of Tonkin
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Vietnam
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Great Decisions Lecture On U S China Relations
The Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs joins with the Middletown Campus Artist and Lecture Series to host Dr. Robert Toole of Franklin College on the Miami University Middletown Campus. He will discuss The United States and China in Asia at 8 p.m. in Logan Johnston Hall, open to the public.
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Middletown
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Robert Toole
Franklin
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