Courthouse Fees To Rise Across Ohio In New Law
County auditors will raise transfer fees from 10 to 35 cents and sheriffs daily inventory pay from 2.50 to 5.00 under a court house fee law signed by Gov. DiSalle. The increases affect 88 counties and total about six million dollars annually. Fees support county operations with half earmarked for property appraisal costs and tax collection improvements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
William O'Neill
O'Neill
George Taylor
County Commissioners Assn
Man Beats Tragedy as Wife Shot by Husband in Baride
Frank Elia 43 snatched a rifle Tuesday night and aimed at his wife Gene sieve 33 at a tavern killing her. A bystander Richard Pike 23 died and a man was wounded. Elia declared I married a bum as police prepared murder charges. He had seven children from previous marriages.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Frank Elia
Genesieve
Richard Pike
Elia
Railroads Furlough 6200 Workers Amid Steel Strike
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to furlough 6,200 employees Thursday due to the steel strike. The spokesman estimates about 20 percent of freight business will be lost. Furloughed are 1,200 maintenance of way, 1,000 maintenance of equipment, 3,500 transportation including rain crews, and 500 miscellaneous workers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Poasttown Man Files For Board
Ches ter D. Fultz of Poasttown files for the Madison Township Board of Education election. Three seats open this fall with five other candidates circulating petitions. Fultz is the only candidate so far. He with Armco Steel eight years and prior work at Ever sharp Co. in Chicago. He attends First Christian Church Middletown and is involved in Boy Scouts and the Franklin Jaycees. He is a Middletown High School and Middletown Business College LaSalle University alumnus, married with three children Gail 13 Mark 7 and Ianor 3. Seats held by Clifford Selby Hubert Moyer and Dr Edwin Peck. Peck likely seeks a second term.
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Fultz
Peasttown
Armco Steel Corp
Ever‘sharp Co
Chicago
First Christian Church
Middletown
Madison Township
Ohio Senate Favors $14 Auto Licenses Amid Session Turbulence
The Ohio Senate moved to raise the auto license tag from $10 to $14 starting 1961 while the House wrestled with a workers compensation bill. Leaders eyed adjournment as the session stretched, with Democrats split on key changes to benefits and education funding. The House approved measures on hospital liability and a study of capital punishment, while debates on teacher funding and budget accuracy continued.
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Columbus
Ohio
103Rd
Ohio General Assembly
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Senate
King
House
School Foundation
Workmen's Compensation Fund
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate Education Committee
Legislative Service Commission
Charles F. Kurfess
R Wood
DiSalle
Bombing of Hiroshima Kills Thousands on August Six Nineteen Forty Five
The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on August 6 1945 killed 78 150 people and wounded 37 425 of a population of 343 969 officials reported into the aftermath detailing the scale of destruction and casualties.
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Japan
Hiroshima
Forty Agencies Relay News to the Soviet Union
Forty broadcasting agencies from the free world coordinate to transmit news and information to the Soviet Union. The program aims to provide diverse viewpoints and timely updates amid Cold War tensions.
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Free World
The
Soviet Union
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