County home rule measure defeated in Ohio
Ohio House failed to approve a proposed constitutional amendment expanding county self rule by three votes, 57 to 36, missing the three fifths required. Debate cited conflicts with township rights and a 1857 court ruling limiting county powers. House also approved petition reform and Senate backed food service fee increase and kennel tag validity bills.
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Ohio Supreme Court
General Assembly
Cox
Ohio
Richard H. Finan
Cincinnati
House
Senate
Glenn May Lead Delegates To National Democratic Convention
U S Sen John Glenn of Ohio said he would head a slate of delegates to the Democratic National Convention in proportion to how voters choose in the primaries. He stressed his role would be titular and not a personal candidacy.
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Cincinnati
U.S
John Glenn
Dohio
Ohio
Glenn
Paul Tipps
Births Reported in Local Vital Statistics
Mrs. Richard Viars and Mr. Richard Viars welcomed a baby at 6459 Kalbfleisch Road yesterday. Other birth notices include Dr. and Mrs. Omer Hurlburt in Florence Street with a girl and additional entries listing parents and residences across Seneca, Eaton, Middletown, Franklin, and Camden.
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Richard Viars
Kalbfleisch Road
Bay
Omer Hurlburt
Florence St
Malcolm Bailey
Seneca St
Billy Cassidy
Trenton
Ray N. Caudill
Franklin
Grace CC
Taft Named to Ohio House Seat in Mayfield’s Term
Robert Taft I, heir to a five generation political dynasty, was appointed by the Ohio Republican caucus to fill the remaining term of Rep. Frank Mayfield. Taft, 34, has law studies at Cincinnati Taft College of Law and cited budgeting experience from Illinois under Gov. Ogilvie. The Clermont County GOP named funeral director Robert Walker in dispute over consultation. The district spans Clermont and Hamilton counties.
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Cincinnati
Robert Taft II
Taft
University of Cincinnati
Illinois
William Ogilvie
Milford
Ohio
Robert Walker
Clermont County
GOP
Walker
Hamilton County
Calabrese Denies Special Treatment in Workmen’s Comp Case
Senator Anthony Calabrese of Cleveland denies any special handling as he contends his fall in the Statehouse parking lot led to workmen’s compensation. Tests and records show he accumulated 9800 dollars in benefits including a 4900 dollar lump sum after 1973 and extended disability ratings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anthony
Calabrese
Statehouse
Cleveland
Victor D. Ippolito
Columbus trash pileup worsens amid overtime dispute
Columbus faces three weeks of unmoved trash as layoffs and cold weather delayed pickups. Workers refused extra hours after 160 of 400 were laid off in December, 95 rehired, then temps near zero kept crews out. Overtime posted but not honored amid union tensions led by Local 1632 chief Donald Elkins.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Martin Luther King Jr
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