Ohio House Advances Local Tax and Bond Powers Despite Objections
In Columbus the Ohio House passed two bills easing municipal tax levies and bond issues amid warnings of voter retaliation. Rep. George Voinovich argued against higher taxes while Rep. Robert Carpenter criticized state spending. A separate measure would broaden the Legislative Office Building Committee’s authority.
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Ohio
House
George Voinovich
Cleveland
Noinovich
Robert C. Carpenter
Tiffin
Carpenter
Wall Street Journal
Voinovich
Senate
Legislative Office Building Committee
Statehouse
Legislative Service Commission
Keith McNamara
Deaths And Funerals In Hamilton Lebanon Area
Robert Lee Gregg 12 of 686 Reading Road died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. Surviving include parents Larry Gregg Sr Nancy and brothers Raymond Larry Jr. Paternal grandparents William Gregg Cincinnati maternal Bennett Broughton Cincinnati. Services 10 a.m. tomorrow at First Church of God Mason burial Rose Hill Cemetery Oswald Funeral Home visitation today 4 to 9 p.m. James Gregg died 1953. surviving Nelson Wilson Margaret Wilson Mrs Edward Ascherman. Services 10 30 a.m. Saturday Wilson Memorial Home Lebanon Cemetery. Memorial Home visitation 7 to 9 p.m. HAMILTON DEATHS Albert Cook 74 835 Dayton St services today Brown Dawson Robert Willoughby 44 330 S Fourth St services 10 a.m. tomorrow Brown Dawson Mrs Sarah Hancock 50 526 S Fourth St services 10 a.m. Saturday Brown Dawson.
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Robert Lee Gregg
Larry Gregg Sr
Reading Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Nancy
Raymond
Larry Jr
William Gregg
Bennett Broughton
Rose Hill Cemetery
Oswald Funeral Home
Nelson Wilson
Kings Mills
Margaret Wilson
Edward Ascherman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wilson Memorial Home
Robert Ward
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial Home
Albert Cook
Dayton St
Brown- Dawson
Robert Willoughby
S. Fourth St
Brown-Dawson
Sarah Hancock
Mrs Eves W Hunter 77 of Middletown dies after illness
Mrs Eves W Hunter aged 77 of 2209 Central Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 1 10 p m yesterday after a three day illness. She was born in Kings Mills and lived in Middletown 50 years retiring in January 1967 after 13 years as house mother at Verity Hall. She was a member of First United Presbyterian Church Circle No 5 and the Church Women’s Association.
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Eves W. Hunter
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Aunt removes plastic tube to save baby in England
A nine week old boy in Whitehaven England cried and choked until his aunt found and removed a five inch plastic tube lodged in his throat. The object had been inserted at birth to aid breathing and its removal led to immediate improvement.
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Whitehaven
England
Patrick Walton
Patrick
Gun And Cash Stolen At West Middletown
A break in at the West Middletown Variety Store on Front Street yielded a revolver valued at $60 and loose change from an amusement device. Deputies noted glass was broken on a second floor door. A separate theft from a truck at Christine Drive totaled $242.40 in tools. A vandalized home under construction at Darlene Drive had windows broken and copper pipes damaged. A disabled trailer on Howe Road allegedly disappeared along with repair parts on order.
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West Middletown
Fron St
Sheriff's Deputies
James Parsons
Christine Drive
Pisgah
William Martin
Marsh Brothers Construction Co
Jim Sxillmen
Charles Chappell Construction Co
Cincinnati
Darlene Drive
John MacManus
Messiman Road
Howe Road
Trenton-Franklin Road
Police Panthers Swap Fire in Chicago Shootout
Five policemen and three others were wounded near the Black Panther headquarters on West Madison Street. Officers entered the building after shots were fired from above. three suspects were arrested and four handguns were seized. No charges were filed immediately.
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Chicago
Illinois
Black Panther Party
West Side
Richard D. Curley
Curley
Edward Kendzier
Black Panther
Madison Street
Paul Gall
Joseph Hayman
Alvin Jeffrey
Larry White
tNo
Gall
Edwin Baal
Edward Beyer
Dennis Ae
Henry Bertucca
Oil Depletion Film Shown For Kiwanis
Den Titus of Marathon Oil spoke at the Noon Kiwanis Club at the Manchester Motor Inn about percentage depletion and its tax role in stimulating oil exploration. He said reserves total 36 billion barrels and at 378 million gallons daily consumption would last 11 years.
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Noon Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
den Titus
Staes
Marathon Oil Co
Titus
Congress
United States
Andrew Johnson Faced First Impeachment Proceedings
The political history notes Andrew Johnson as the first and only U.S. president impeached by the House, marking a landmark moment in constitutional crisis and presidential accountability.
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Andrew Johnson
United States
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