Ohio Legislature Fails to Pass 4.1 Billion Budget Bill
Ohio enters new fiscal year without an appropriations bill as the legislature cannot agree on spending procedures. The stalemate leaves operating funds for state departments on hold, with the Controlling Board’s powers and membership in dispute and a near midnight deadline looming.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Gray
State Controlling Board
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
House Finance Committee
State Department of Education
Board of Regents
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Raymond F. McKenna
State Welfare Department
Finance Department
California Without A Budget In 1970 Fiscal Standstill
California enters a new fiscal year without a state budget. Governor Reagan blames Democrats led by Jesse Unruh for obstructionism. Democrats demand more school aid and tax relief. Reagan proposes increased local school funding.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Victor Veysey
House
Caspar Weinberger
Unruh
Man Named To UN Post
David L. Stottlemyer husband of the former Jane Hembree of Spencer Lane has been appointed deputy director of management at the United Nations in New York. He previously worked with the Bureau of the Budget in Washington D C and the family will move with their two children to Bronxville New York.
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David L. Stottlemyer
Jane Hembree
A. B. Hembree
Spencer Lane
United Nations
New York
Ottlemyer
Bureau of the Budget
Washington, D. C
Bronxville, N
Official Retires in Bonn After 10 Years of Service
Heinrich Luebke, 74, the second president of the Federal Republic, retires after a decade in office. Heinemann, 69, his successor and former Justice Minister, was presented to social and political notables at a torch light ceremony Monday night in Bonn, Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
Heinrich Luebke
Federal
Luebke
Gustav Heinemann
College Presidents Call End to Campus Disruption
Eight college presidents from CUNY branches and other institutions urged no amnesty for student lawbreakers and resisted campus control laws after a two day conference at the John La Farge Institute in New York. They recommended a visible police presence when disturbances threaten campuses and said current laws suffice.
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NEW York
John la Farge Institute
The
Knights of Columbus
Dumont F. Kenny
York College
Joseph P. McMurray
Queens College
City University of New York
Kenny
James A. Colston
Bronx Community College
Arthur O. Davidson
Wagner College
Gregory Nugent
Manhattan College
New York City
Clifford Lord
Hofstra University
Hempstead
N.Y
J. Osborn Fuller
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Rutherford
N.J
William G. Caples
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Welfare Group Plans Sit Ins Across Ohio This Fall
Welfare Rights Organization leaders announce planned sit ins at schools and utility offices statewide for September if demands are not met. They seek a 75 dollar per child opening expense allowance, full utility bill payments, winter clothing, a 5500 dollar annual family income, and a 250 an hour minimum wage.
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Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Civil Rights Commission
Senate
Charles J. Carney
Gray
Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Welfare Rights Organization
WRO
Nlone
Wween
Bruce Thomas
Cleveland
National Organization
WRC
Thomas
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