Ohio Senate to vote on extending unemployment benefits
The Ohio Senate plans a Tuesday vote on a bill extending unemployment benefits by 13 weeks for about 20 000 workers who exhausted 26 weeks. Gov. Rhodes is expected to sign. the bill, sponsored by Sen. Donald L. Woodland, awaits action as committee hearings proceed on related measures.
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Ohio
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Rhodes
Statehouse
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Cincinnati
Jury in Boston to decide when life begins in abortion case
A Suffolk Superior Court jury weighs whether a doctor who performed a 1973 abortion allowed a fetus to die. The prosecution argues the fetus was alive and owed protection. the defense contends the fetus never became a person. The case tests abortion viability standards from the Supreme Court ruling.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Suffolk Superior Court
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Edelin
Boston City Hospital
William P. Homans
Flanagan
Enrique Gimenez- Jimeno
Edlin
Gimenez-Jimeno
Supreme Court
Gimenez-Jimenez
Homans
Massachusetts
Celeste urges court test of Ohio housing bond law
Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste urged Gov. James Rhodes to seek a court decision on a state housing bond law authorizing 100 million dollars a year. He spoke at an Ohio Housing Coalition luncheon, pressing housing as a top Rhodes administration priority and aiming to accelerate a 500 million dollar housing pledge.
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Akron, Ohio
Richard Celeste
James Rhodes
Ohio
Celeste
The
Ohio Housing Coalition
Rhodes
110Th General Assembly
New Kentucky highway signs to be replaced soon
The Kentucky Transportation Department plans to replace many large green and white interstate direction signs destroyed by tornadoes last April. Contracts will be issued for signs in the Louisville Frankfort Winchester and Richmond areas. Officials hope installation occurs early this year amid funding and material delays.
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State Transportation Department
Louisville
Winchester
Richmond
B.R. Flener
Flener
Ohio University Trustees OK Five Percent Room Board Hike
The Ohio University Board of Trustees voted five to four Saturday to raise room and board fees by five percent for next year. The increase equates to $25 per quarter or $75 annually, generating about $400,000 to offset half of the higher dorm costs. The university will seek to cut remaining costs and adjust rates with dormitory and meal plans.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University Board of Trustees
University
Athens
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