Ohio Legislature Ends Fourth Workweek
The Ohio Legislature ended its fourth workweek after a session where new bills were introduced. Both houses will reconvene at 8 next session day. proposals include expanding city authority, strengthening truth in packaging laws, sidewalk maintenance by counties and townships, township liability exemptions, state affiliation for municipal universities, and extending aid to teachers and supervisors in the state retirement system.
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Rum Running Big Business Prompts Lake Erie Patrol Bid
Ohio liquor official Floyd Moon appeals for 19000 to buy a twin engine patrol boat with 40 mph top speed to curb rum runners on Lake Erie. He estimates 8300,000 operating costs and up to 1 million or more yearly, citing reports from enforcement agencies. The Controlling Board took no action yet.
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Economic Boom Sells Liquor In Ohio Sales Record
Ohio liquor sales by Liquor Direct Cook topped 2.6 million in December, pushing the 1868 total to over 270.5 million and rising 6.16 percent. The record exceeds the prior year’s 2448 million by more than 15.7 million.
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Degree News: Bressler to Receive BA at Bowling Green
James P Bressler son of Pastor and Mrs Paul L Bressler will receive a bachelor’s degree in business administration at Bowling Green State University tomorrow. Pastor Bressler will offer the invocation and pronounce the benediction at the commencement program.
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Fourth Graders Create Franklin Calendar Project
Fourth graders at Gerke Elementary organized a January calendar inspired by Benjamin Franklin. Pupils attach daily Franklin quotes to a numbered calendar on the hall bulletin board and study his almanack, weather, and science through engaging classroom activities.
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Gratis Firemen Host Meeting and Sesquicentennial Plan
Gratis Fire Department members hosted the Preble County Firemen’s Association roundtable on new equipment. Lowell Knahe was named head of the Sesquicentennial book advertising committee as a kickoff dinner is set for April at the Gratis gym. The First Brethren Church will sponsor a gospel group from Ashland with a carry-in dinner Sunday at 11 45 am. The WMS meets at the parsonage Wednesday with Mrs Pat Shultz hosting and Mrs Janet Kiracofe leading the discussion.
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Kings Mills Postmaster elected president at Hamilton dinner
Paul E. Harbaugh Kings Mills post master was chosen president of the Postmasters Association at a Hamilton dinner meeting. Cub Scout Pack 17 held its monthly meeting last night with the theme Highways of History.
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Springboro Native Named Nursing Dean Plans Retirement
Dr. Rosnagle, long dean of the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health, announces retirement after leading growth, revised programs, and a new four million dollar headquarters funded by donors and a federal grant.
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Mason Amends Billboard Law And Village Road Work Bids
Mason village council amended outdoor advertising rules and approved bidding for resurfacing Western Row Road and other streets with T 32 and T 35 options. An appropriation ordinance funds a new sewer and water department pickup, bids for water works expansion open tomorrow, contracts possible next week.
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Robert Chace
Junk Helps Save Land From Desert
George W. Lee bought 160 acres in 1951 and covered the surface with junk items to curb windblown sand. Old appliances, auto parts, barrels and debris form a windbreak that lets grass grow, reclaiming about 80 acres from a sand dump.
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Subdivisions Share in State Taxes Grows in 1966
Ohio counties Butler Preble and Warren received substantial portions of intangible and sales tax distributions in the second half of 1966 per a State Auditor report. Butler County netted 989,692 followed by Preble 100,825 and Warren 161,135, with 1965 figures in parentheses.
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Miami U Moves Ahead On Four Doctoral Programs
Miami University wins final Ohio Board of Regents approval to launch PhD programs in botany English geology and microbiology next September. Regents also approved Kent State and Toledo proposals subject to accreditation and biennial review. U S Office of Education backs the Miami plan with seven National Defense Education Act graduate fellowships and a pledge for 21 total by fall 1969. A North Central Association review will visit soon.
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