Ohio state payroll up 5 747 from 1958 to November
Ohio added 5 747 workers by November 30 compared with December 1958, says a Personnel Director report. Gov. DiSalle cited 4 835 job gains in three agencies Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction University systems and Highway Department, while defending against a Columbus Dispatch distortion and denying political hires.
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Columbus
Oho
Ohio
Michael V.disalle
James T. Welsh
C. William O'Neill
Welsh
DiSalie
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
State Universiies
Department of Highway
Columbus Dispatch
DiSade
Minister Dies Masonic Leader in Akron
Dr. Mefil yar Hamilton Lichliter, 83, retired Tuesday as a senior officer of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Northern Jurisdiction. He served as a Methodist minister in Pittsburgh Olean St Louis Baltimore and Cleveland and was a former grand chaplain of the Grand Lodges of Massachusetts and Ohio. He was a Butler, Pennsylvania native and lived in Akron the last two years.
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Ship
Mefilyar Hamilton Lichliter
Peior
Freemasonry
United States
Lichliter
Pittsburgh
Olean
N.Y
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Ohio
Butler
Fish respond more to smell than sight for bait
A study indicates fish are triggered to bite more by their sense of smell than by vision. Researchers note olfactory cues play a stronger role in prey detection, suggesting anglers might improve catch rates by using scents or attractants.
Father Held For Murder In Family's Five Deaths
BEDFORD Que AP Crown prosecutor Claude Novieux said he will charge Abel Vosburgh 63 with murder today in the deaths of his wife and 11 children whose bodies were found in their burned shanty home Dec 29. Vosburgh denied causing the fire and said he woke to flames then called to his wife as he fled toward a water pump outside their home at Noyon 35 miles south of Montreal.
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Bedford. Que
Claude Novieux
Abel Vosburgh
Vosburgh
Noyon
Montreal
Richard
Temporary Budget For County Offices
Butler County Commissioners approved a temporary general fund budget of 2,111,346.64 for 1981 to operate county offices, within 588,653.26 of the original 2.7 million allocation. Rory H. Snyder said the board aims to stay within the general fund and will cut back as needed while department heads are asked to trim requests. The motor vehicle and gasoline tax fund of 1,560,000 remains for road and bridge work. dog and kennel fund was cut to 32,004.09. a temporary 54,300 was set for the real estate tax fund in the auditor's office.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Butler County Budget Commission
Rory H. Snyder
Money Bill Set For Assembly Intro In Ohio Legislature
The general appropriations bill, the main money measure of the session, is prepared for introduction in the Ohio legislature. Rep. Ralph E. Fisher faces reluctance to attach his name to a controversial document while Gov. DiSalle pushes a needs budget that would raise about 75 million dollars above anticipated general fund revenues over the next two years. A reprint of one section delayed presentation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
House Finance Committee
Ralph E. Fisher
R-Wayne
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Fisher
Gov. DiSalle
James H. Malon
Bills Heard At Columbus Legislature Tackles Jobless Pay
Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee opened debate on three unemployment bills and a constitutional amendment package. Bills seek longer benefits, a permanent 29 week cap, and trigger-based extended aid. Additional measures include county library districts, higher junior driving ages, and restoring driving violation notes on licenses. A proposed curtailment of the governor’s pardon powers drew counterpoints amid remarks by DiSalle and Brown.
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Art Parks
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee
Michael V. DiSalie
Billy
House Industry and Labor
William W. Milligan
Shelby
Milligan
Franklin Man Treated For Cut At Middletown Hospital
George Hale, 48, of 811 Forrest Ave Franklin, received six stitches after catching his hand on a tow motor at Maxwell Paper Co yesterday. He was treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Middletown Hospital
George Hale
Forrest Ave
Franklin
Maxwell Paper Co
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