LUKENS DEFEATS POWELL IN OHIO PRIMARY UPSETS
In Columbus and Cincinnati, three incumbents lose House seats as Donald L. Woodland falls to Michael Schwarzwalder for the Senate. Rep William Kopp and Rep John Brandenburg also exit, while Lukens defeats Powell in a key Senate race. Several Democrats secure US House nominations and state Senate seats amid the midterm shakeup.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Donald L. Woodland
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
William A. Kopp
John P. Brandenburg
Cincinnati
Woodland
Senate
Michael Schwarzwalder
Schwarzwalder
Milford S. Ferguson
Kopp
Les Brown
Communications Workers of America
Brandenburg
Thomas Pottenger
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
U.S
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
U.S. House
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
William F. Bowen
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
James V. Stanton
House
Marcus Roberto
Ravenna
Kenneth Cox
Barberton
Ohio Supreme Court nominees selected by Democrats and Republicans
Two lower court judges and two attorneys won party nominations for Ohio Supreme Court vacancies. Ralph Locher and William Morrissey led Democrats and Republicans respectively in two contested races, while A William Sweeney and Don P Brown won the other ticket. All seek six year terms and face retirement bench members Leonard Stern and J J P Corrigan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Ralph Locher
Cleveland
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Don P. Brown
Cuyahoga County
GOP Executive Committee
John W. Potter
6Th District Court of Appeals
J.J.P. Corrigan
Stern
Corrigan
Locher
Barberton
John D Judge
Supreme Court
Russell H. Volkema
Morrissey
Common Pleas
Ohio primary runs smoothly despite long ballots
Veteran Secretary of State Ted W Brown said Ohio's primary went smoothly with few problems given lengthy ballots for district presidential delegates. He noted bedsheet ballots were still an issue, though shorter than four years ago, and returns moved at a similar pace to 1972. He led opponents Sara J Harper and Gareth Hitchcock. Sweeney, 55, former candidate for secretary of state in 1958 and governor in 1974, faced John F Corrigan and Robert E Cook.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Meeting Rescheduled for Butler County Board Session
The Butler County Board of Mental Retardation meeting set for June 16 was moved to June 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Fair Acres Center in Hamilton.
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Butler County Board of Mental Retardation
Fair Acres Center
Hamilton
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