Senate bill could clear way for Lukens gubernatorial bid
In Columbus Ohio Senator Donald E Lukens a Middletown Republican could run for governor in 1974 if a Senate bill passes allowing a waiver of a five year ballot disqualification for late campaign finance reports The bill would let Secretary of State Ted W Brown waive the suspension if the candidate had no contributions or expenditures and the late filing was not willful Brown supports relief saying good people have been disqualified statewide and Lukens has argued the earlier report may have been mailed late
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State Board releases funds for three sewage plants and MU purchase
The Controlling Board released 2.2 million for three sewage treatment facilities in Wilmington 123 176 Wooster 361 359 and the Marion County Sewer District 1 888 029. It also approved 300 000 to Miami University to buy McKee Hall from Western College, with MU to assume Western College next year for 1 million.
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Loans lag as middle income program narrows access
A congressional staff report finds federally guaranteed student loans dropped about 40 percent from last year under a reform aimed at curbing abuses. The changes shifted aid to needy students, removing the $15 000 income ceiling and raising loan limits while using financial forms to assess family contribution.
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