Lawmakers Tackle Collective Bargaining And Education Reform
Ohio legislators face collective bargaining in the public sector amid a broader push on education funding and reform. Rep. Barry Levey notes the cost of public services and warns about balancing private and public education access as the 108th General Assembly resumes. He cites the Ferguson Act, Taft-Hartley ties, and potential changes to penalties. The session will also address criminal probate law and capital punishment, with questions on funding retraining for the unemployed.
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Jim Friend
Ohio General Assembly
New York State
Barry Levey
Handletown
Lever
Levey
Law
Elec
Columbus
Burr Oak
Assembly
New York City
Park
Athens
Pro
First State Services
General Actes
Taft-Hartley
Judiciary
Extra Chuckle Modern Boy Teases Teacher Before Exam
A student jokes about plugging in an electric eraser before a test prompting laughter in class. The moment highlights classroom humor during exam season and lightens tense atmospheres for students and teachers.
Maloney seeks to raise cap on local sales tax fund
Ohio State Sen. Michael J. Maloney proposes legislation to remove the $24 million ceiling on the local government fund and link distributions to annual increases in state sales tax. He aims to set a 5 percent share of annual increases starting from 1968 base, expanding state aid and reforming county budget distributions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael J. Maloney
Hamilton
Maloney
Ways and Means
Aquarius Influences Boost March Trends and 1960s Budget Proposals
The article blends horoscope guidance for Aquarians with a political note on state budget reform. It highlights favorable work, finance, romance, and social timing for Aquarians, and shifts to Sen. Maloney proposing guidelines to determine "need" for county subdivisions and distribution of the undivided local government fund, with reform aims and planned legislative introductions.
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Maloney
Cincinnati
Speeding Car Found Deserted After Chase
A speeding car with one headlight, chased by a Butler County deputy, was found wrecked and abandoned on Brown's Run Road. It was registered to Bart Nardo of 713 Auburn St and had been stolen from Middletown. The driver fled on foot after the crash.
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Butler County
Brown's Run Road
Bart Nardo
Auburn St
Middletown
Hurley
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Dean Sheets
Middletown
Ohio
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