Out of retirement Gertie hulas in Dayton club
Dayton’s famed hula star Gertrude Hass, 61, returns to the Tail Gate Club after 20 years off the stage. She slimmed from 257 to 210 pounds with a two week trial, dancing to boost business, and even danced with an arthritis-stricken 82-year-old veteran who found renewed hope in her routine.
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Gertrude Hass
Dayton
Old Tail Gate
Mrs. Haas
Tail Gate
Gertie
VFW
No nonsense school of last resort approved in Hamilton
Hamilton Ohio AP The Board of Education approved a no nonsense last resort program for unruly secondary students. Quisenberry said the move targets about one percent who cause most discipline problems and aims to boost the academic atmosphere for others. Three chances and a final warning precede placement in the alternative school with potential start next year at an estimated cost of 000.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Hamilton Board of Education
Carl Morgenstern
Lot split mixup leaves neighbors paying taxes
Franklin County couple David and Roberta Holmes paid neighbor’s taxes due to the lot split in the Franklin County auditor’s system. The first half tax bill was correctly paid, the second half was overpaid and a refund will be issued. Corrections surfaced after June bills split the lot into north and south halves with different amounts.
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Columbus, Ohio
David
Roberta Holmes
Franklin County
Arthur Marland
Holmes’s
Holmeses
Savings and Loan Association
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Cattlemen vote on controversial national beef check off
Cattlemen nationwide vote July 5 to 15 on a national beef check-off to fund research and promotion, potentially raising 30 to 40 million dollars. Ohio supporters expect a close result. opposition cites representation and foreign beef concerns. About 7,300 of Ohio’s 295,000 cattlemen would vote with two thirds approval of half the registered voters needed for passage.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Carl Harsh
Ohio Beef Marketing Program
Charlie Nash
Farmers Union
Taxpayers may deduct alimony under 1976 reform
IRS announces that for 1977 taxpayers who pay alimony can deduct it even if taking the standard deduction. The change, effective in 1977, stems from the Tax Reform Act of 1976 and shifts alimony from itemized deductions. It may also lift medical expense deductions by reducing adjusted gross income. Publication 504 explains claiming alimony.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ohio Arts Council seeks nominations for fifth annual awards
The Ohio Arts Council invites nominations for the Fifth Annual OAC Awards honoring individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions to the arts in Ohio through original works and service.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Arts Council
OAC
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