State Local Argument Over Who Pays For Ohio Schools
Ohio public education funding spurs a battle over state versus local credit. The legislature faces claims by the school lobby that the state covers about 54 percent while opponents say under 30 percent, with officials citing a tax department report that tallies 53.97 percent as state-assisted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
OFA
Gor Dames A. Rhodes
Ohio Council For Education
Ross Pepple
Rallen
Tax Department
James Hunter
School Foundation Program
Hunter
Birds counted in National Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count
About 15 000 bird watchers joined the National Audubon Society event across the United States and Canada to tally species during the annual Christmas Bird Count.
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National Audubon Society
United States
Canada
NLRB Sets Union Vote for Three Allied Workers
The National Labor Relations Board scheduled a collective bargaining election for three General Chemical Division employees of Allied Chemical Corp in Middletown. They will decide if they are represented by the Teamsters Union or by no union. Despite a drought, apples in the Appalachians suffered, yet the Agriculture Department forecasts a nationwide harvest of 1412 million bushels, up 13 percent from 1963.
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General Chemical Division
Allied Chemical Corp
Middletown
National Labor Relations Board
Appalachians
Agriculture Department
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AIR Force Academy
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Richard Haney
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
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NLRB
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