Ohio legislature awaits Gilligan ethics and revenue bills
The 110th General Assembly reconvenes to consider Gov. Gilligan’s ethics bill mandating full financial disclosures for officials earning over 15 000 dollars and a 72 million dollar federal revenue sharing appropriation for capital improvements. Also planned are tax changes and a repeal effort on blue laws amid party talks.
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Columbus
Ohio
110Th General Assembly
John Gilligan
Gilligan
House
Senate
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
John Galbraith
Maumee
Northwest Territory
Galbraith
Donna Pope
R-12
Parra
Trial Put Off In 39 Still Being Delayed
Newark Ohio AP reports Wendall Hendricks the uncle has not stood trial since 1939. Declared insane for 34 years he was in Lima State Hospital and the case remains delayed due to legal snags in the foreman of the Licking County grand jury failing to sign the indictment.
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Newark
Ohio
Wendall Hendricks
Hendricks
Licking County
Lima
Hental
Hedricks
Jamey Storer Receives Nixon Letter
Nineteen month old Jamey Storer received a letter from President Nixon this week. The card was addressed to his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Storer of 2733 El Camino Drive. Jamey wore a Vote shirt with Nixon letters and his grandfather Dr. William E Storer helped send the photo. Nixon thanked the family and wished Jamey to stay active in democracy as he grows.
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Jamey Storer
Nixon
James Storer
el Camino Drive
Jamey
William E Storer
Massillon Teachers Reach Agreement After Strike
Massillon teachers return to classrooms after reaching a wage settlement with the Board of Education. The MEA said the deal meets their full wage demand, lifting base pay from $6,955 to $7,300. City workers, including garbage collectors and street crews, remain on strike over a 7.5 percent raise. Mayor Mark Ross plans renewed negotiations.
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Massillon Board of Education
Stark County
Massillon Education Association
Ross
Tday
MEA
No Flu Outbreak In Ohio Report
Dr. John Ackerman of the Ohio Bureau of Preventive Medicine says there is no widespread London flu outbreak in Ohio. The NCDC lists Ohio due to two Cleveland cases not yet confirmed, while Cleveland sees only a slight rise in respiratory illnesses and the rest of the state remains quiet.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Ackerman
Ohio Bureau of Preventive Medicine
National Center For Disease Control
NCDC
Atlanta
Cleveland
Ackerman
Man Sentenced for Marijuana Possession in Butler County
Edward Jones, 21, of Monroe, was sentenced to six months in county jail after being found guilty of possession of marijuana. Judge Robert L. Marrs handed down the sentence in Butler County Common Pleas Court after Jones was arrested September 23 by Trenton police.
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Hamilton
Edward Jones
Todhunter Road
Monroe
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Jones
Trenton
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