Ohio House panel backs crowd control bill
A Columbus House committee approved a bill to limit crowds at riots fires and disasters. The measure would restrict access while an amendment to protect news media rights failed to win committee support from Rep Norman Murdoch of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
WWE
Norman Murdock
Cincinnati
House Government Operations Committee
Murdock
William Oertel
Ohio Newspaper Association
Robert G. Jones
Roger W. Tracy
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
R. R. Hollington Jr
Shaker Heights
Patrick Sweeney
John Harvey Weis
Fairfield
James M. Holzemer
Toledo
Fry
Clark
Robert I. Evans
Coshocton
Hollington
Lloyd George Kerns
Union
James R. Paino
Youngstown
Anthony J. Russo
Tracy
Holzemer
Jones
Rep
Corwin Nixon
Warren
Stokes
Weis
Management Programs Panel Topic and Seminar Details
A three area executives panel discusses management development programs during the afternoon of the Ohio Paper Industry Council seminar at Miami University Oxford on June 9. The session features Frank Thompson, William Saunders Jr, C. W. Rowsey, and Charles W. Jones with Mead Corp as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Paper Industry Council
Miami University
Oxford
Robert McDade
Frank Thompson
U.S. Plywood Champion Paper, Inc
William Saunders Jr
Armco Steel Corp
Economical large cars offer savings on price and resale
A car expert outlines how to save on a large car with six cylinder engines, economy series, two doors, and selective accessories. Emphasizes resale value, bank financing from First National, and shopping on a dreary late month day.
Tea and Mao Recitations Shape Two Chinese Communes
A Japanese photographer visits Henan and Shanghai communes to document life under Maoism. The Red Star Commune near Beijing, with 55,000 residents, shows irrigation pipes and vast output while the 71 Commune in Shanghai boasts tea rooms and Mao quotes. Conflicts with Red Guards hint at lingering upheaval.
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Mao Tse-tung
Ivan
Farmers’ Association
Cooperatives
Red Star
Peking
Shanghai
Mao
Peking University
Eleven Inducted Into NHS At Fenwick Honors Day
Fenwick High School held its annual honors day on Thursday marking the induction of 11 juniors into the National Honor Society. Officers named include Joe Schramm president Cheryl Cox vice president Mary Ditmyer secretary and Debbie Sallie treasurer with many students earning medals certificates and honor roll recognition for scholastic achievement across freshman sophomore and junior classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick High School
NHS
Joe Schramm
Cheryl Cox
Mary Ditmyer
Debbie Sallie
Debbie Amatulli
Jim Dimprich
Marcia Dawson
Janice Ferrara
Mike Hester
Julianne Long
Rosemary Rohrkemper
Lawrence Krusling
Becky Fink
Barbara Hackett
Jim Cimprich
David Ernst
Joe Peach
Barbara Wenne
Jama Sebald
John Cimprich
Sherry Fening
Cathi Orth
Jim Akers
Rosemary Dineen
Matt Zielinski
Janet Galeese
John Dimprich
Mike Mannin
Harold Rouster
NLHS
Karen Lolli
Beth Mayer
Liz Taylor
Maureen McGuire
Debbie White
Marilyn Akers
Marilyn Beiser
Janet Gaieese
Mary Ann Hornback
Tim Wilch
Mike Fisher
Tom Hampel
Keith Neu
Barbara Wenzel
Claudia Brandenburg
Dennis Jena
Bill Lutmer
Minnesota adopts 3 percent selective sales tax
Minnesota becomes the fourth state to implement a sales tax after the legislature overrode a veto. The 3 percent tax will apply to most retail purchases, excluding groceries clothing drugs and many services, with liquor and beer taxed. The tax takes effect August 1.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Harold LeVander
Alaska
Delaware
Montana
New Hampshire
Oregon
Vermont
Nebraska
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Belvedere
Chi Chi
Sazoun
HOUSE
Speaking
Charles B. Palmer
First National Bank
China
Chie Nishio Chengchow
Henan
Sarm
Fenwick
Elizabeth Spellmire
Margaret Coughlin
Jenny Lloyd
Jack Bors
John Pettebaum
Butler County Medical Association
Gregg
Carolyn Barnard
Maureen Holpuch
Kitty Vogelsang
Virginia DiOrio
Bernard Bruening
Our Jr. World
Eeny-meeny
The
Colonial Restaurant
Germantown
Charles Asher
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