Ohio Moves To Ban Nitrate Eyeglass Frames
The Ohio Senate passed a bill to prohibit sale of eyeglasses and sunglasses containing cellulose nitrate frames. First offenses face up to 100 dollars, subsequent offenses up to 500. The measure notes nitrates are highly flammable and toxic, with most frames imported from Japan, Italy, and others. The action coincided with a separate House vote setting an eight percent ceiling on interest rates for bonds issued by political subdivisions, with potential governor signature.
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Rice a Staple and Cheese Rise in Diets Worldwide
Rice is the main item in the diet of six out of every ten people in the world. U S cheese consumption has risen twenty percent in fourteen years.
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House to Consider 61.8 Million Education Bill
Ohio lawmakers prepare to advance an education bill totaling about 61.8 million over two years if financed, covering regional centers vocational education aid to nonpublic schools and medical college student subsidies at Case Western Reserve University. The plan excludes State Foundation Formula funds and would limit medical subsidies to Ohio residents per a Democratic amendment.
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Boys State Solons Race To Adjourn
ATHENS Ohio AP The Buckeye Boys State legislature moves quickly through bills as it aims to adjourn Thursday night The Senate amended voting age bill is sent back to the House for possible approval before Buckeye Boys State citizens vote The Gov Stan P Silverstein 17 of Findlay proposed 20 bills after his State of the State address urging a minimum wage county vo tech centers higher teacher salaries and a graduated income tax The American Legion event ends Friday two youths will be selected for Boys Nation in Washington DC later this summer
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Brown Named To Committee
WASHINGTON AP House Minority Leader Gerald R Ford announced Rep Clarence J Brown has been named to the Joint Economic Committee of Congress He has served in the House since 1965 and replaces Donald Rumsfeld who becomes director of the Office of Economic Opportunity
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Illinois
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