Ohio sunshine law survives amid political clash
In Columbus the legislature defeated Rep. George Tablack's clean-up bill 46 to 41 keeping Ohio's sunshine law intact. The House debated privacy carve-outs while the Senate approved a separate measure to require notices of agency hearings by state agencies.
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Columbus
Ohio
George D. Tablack
Girard
Tablack
Law House
Charles F. Kurfess
Kurfess
Ohio State Bar Association
House
Urfess
Common Cause
Senate
Sen
Valiquette
Toledo
Ohio House votes on sunshine law changes fail 46 to 41
The Ohio House rejected a measure to soften open meeting law requirements with a 46 to 41 vote. Democrats supported the bill 34 to 7 while Republicans supported 26 members and opposed 26. Several members did not vote.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio House
Senior Awards Assembly recognizes Middletown students with 100 honors
The Middletown High School Senior Awards Assembly awarded over 100 honors including scholarships, tuition aids, and medals. Notable recognitions included the Selma Cohen Memorial Fund Scholarship, Ray Minter Citizenship Award, Emmanuel Baptist Church Scholarship, and multiple discipline specific honors across athletics music business and vocational programs, with named recipients such as Mark Trimble James Jones Patricia Lemmons Catherine Johnson Amy Jo Cooper Betsy Balger and others.
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Middletown High School
Selma Cohen
Mark Trimble
Boosters Club
James Jones
Patricia Lemmons
Ray Minter
David Vinson Jr
U.S
Middletown East Kiwanis Club
Catherine Johnson
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Amy Jo Cooper
Stuart Mitchell
Frank Simon
Betsy Balger
Silver Leaf Lodge
BPOE
Ira Widener
Susan Newcomb
Ernest Rathman
Shirley Eckhardt
William Verity
Glen Russell
Wade E
Miller Athletic
Douglas Bland
American Federation of Musicians
Middletown
Jeffrey Hamilton
Helen Mathews
Timothy
Charles A. Llook
Carrie Dell Kimball
Knights of Columbus
Laurie Houser
Phi Beta Psi
Susan Kimball
Gregory Mitsoff
Alfred Withrow Jr
Penelope
Chrysa
Deborah Cox
Armco Association
Lawrence Mack
Ronald Gregory Cecil Hunter Jr
Frankie Armstrong Jr
Thomas Dorn
Z.W. Ranck
Lauren Larson
Mark Easterly
Karl Fiehler
Douglas Bland Catherine and
Louis Schumer
Virginia Griffin
Lisa Duane
Arion National Music Foundation
Kiwanis
Adrianne Powell
Margaret Pinkerton
Johnnette Clark
Jane Finney
MHS Musical Arts Associates
Elizabeth Blaine
William Egelston
Ginger Lawson
Kevin VanGilder
Timothy Polley
Anne Ross
Barbara Coffman
Middletown Symphony
Todd Monroe
Sam Lato
Wendell Sorrell
McCandlish
Allison Bennett
W.W. Sebald
MHS
Misty Current
Minge
Kim Elias
Bausch and Lamb
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alexander Rogl
Lions Club
Tami Jo Agee
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Michael Davidson
Foundation
Alan Mattingly
George M._ Verity
College Preparatory
Middletown area births and hospital dismissals noted
The column lists multiple births at Kettering Memorial Hospital including babies born to Mr and Mrs Larry J May and Mr and Mrs John J Butsler and others, with paternal and maternal grandparents named. It also records numerous hospital dismissals and lists student honors and awards from local schools and organizations.
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Larry J. May
Ohio Ave
Unit C
John J. Butsler
the Alameda
Alan W. Blevins
McKinley St
Phil Wallace
Miamisburg
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Eugene Wallace
Sunset Court
Ray Lincicome
Streebe Road
Ohio woman fights FDA seizure of Laetrile cancer treatment
In Streetsboro Ohio Marjorie Hart 54 appeals after FDA agents confiscated a shipment of 500 Laetrile tablets intended for cancer care The former chemist and WWII Navy veteran plans letters to FDA and lawmakers claiming the drug could ease pain and offer home therapy despite federal and medical opposition The Ohio legislature debates potential legalized use of Laetril with seven states already permitting it
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Streetsboro, Ohio
Marjorie Hart
Hart
Kent
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Alaska
Florida
Indiana
Arizona
Nevada
Washington
Texas
Ohio
Senate clears way for Lake Erie drilling bill
The Senate approved a bill to allow exploratory natural gas drilling in Lake Erie by a 21 to 10 vote after debate. Two freshmen Democrats argued against the measure while Sen Anthony Calabrese defended safeguards including environmental impact studies and reserve estimates before any commercial development. Canada has drilled into its side of the lake for 64 years with 470 wells and about 100 billion cubic feet produced annually.
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Ronald L Nabakowski
D-13
Lorain
Nabakowski
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
Michael Schwarzwalder
D-16
Columbus
Ohio
Schwarzwalder
Eric
Schwarzwal
Canada
Senate votes on drilling bill for Lake Erie exploration
The Senate approved a proposal to permit exploratory natural gas drilling in eastern Lake Erie by a 21 to 10 vote and sent the bill to the House. Republicans supported the measure. Democrats and several listed members opposed or abstained.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Lake Erie
House
Gaeth
Gillmor
Gray
Lukens
Maloney
Massey
Pfeifer
Speck
van Meter
Calabrese
Carney
Cox
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Brandywine St
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Waneta Ave
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Manchester Road
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Gregory Enterprises Ltd
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Magellan Leroy Bryant II
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