Ohio Legislature Boosts Tax Bill as Sessions Wind Down
In Columbus the Ohio Legislature moves through a flurry of action on sales tax changes and election laws as the end of the session nears. House revisions trim a penny tax bracket, adjust merchants reporting, and curb stamp discounts, while other measures cover voting procedures, education boards, and new state departments. Several bills face delays or narrow votes, with tempers flaring over tax and voter reforms.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
House
State Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Ed Wallace
D-Pickaway
House Taxation Committee
James A. Santa
Fairfield
Wallace
Lantz
Senate
DiSalle
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Summit
Montgomery
Pardon and Parole Commission
Division of Correction
State Board of Education
Drowns In Quarry Near Cleveland
Cleveland AP report states William Doctor, 16, of Cleveland drowned Tuesday at an abandoned quarry in Garfield Heights while swimming. The incident occurred after he went to the quarry for a swim.
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Cleveland
William Doctor
Garfield Heights
Queen Elizabeth II in Quebec on royal visit day
Quebec crowds greeted Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip during a 13 hour schedule in the old capital. Elizabeth inspected an infantry unit, they hosted 40 reporters aboard Britannia, and a state dinner capped a glittering royal day before continuing to Trois-Rivieres and Montreal. Prince Philip joked about photographers and privacy during a yacht reception.
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Quebec
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
French Canada
Elizabeth
Canada
Philip
St. Lawrence
Trois Rivigres
Montreal
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ohio House approves modified jobless benefits bill
After seven weeks of study a House committee recommended passage of a revised Senate bill to raise Ohio unemployment benefits. The panel set top benefits at 53 for a family unit, but proposed 42 for an individual plus a dependent spouse and 3 for two dependents. It kept a 26 week regular period and allowed a 39 week maximum if unemployment exceeds 4 percent. The plan bars many liberalizing provisions but preserves seamen winter benefits. Gov DiSalle pledges to accept a package not exceeding 53 a week for a family. Present law tops at 33 with 3 each for two dependents.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Great Lakes
Michael V. DiSalle
House Committee
Three Boys Trigger False Alarm on Baltimore Street
Three boys pulled a box at Baltimore Street and Jacoby Avenue causing a false alarm at 11 03 p m yesterday. Fire Companies 1 and 3 and the emergency squad responded to the alert.
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Baltimore Street
Jacoby Avenue
Cafe License Is Suspended For Sunday Sale
The State Board of Liquor Control suspends the D-5 permit held by E. W. Doughman at Gene's Cafe 2032 Carolina St for 14 days from July 6 to July 19 for Sunday sale and consumption of intoxicating liquor on the premises per the Ohio Department of Liquor Control announcement.
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State Board of Liquor Control
E. W. Doughman
Gene
Franklin Man Loses Fingers After Fan Incident
Archer Childry, 63, of 10 Maple Ave, Franklin, tangled with a home ceiling fan. Doctors amputated parts of his left index and middle fingers and repaired a ring finger gash in a two hour operation. He was discharged after treatment.
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Franklin
Archer Childry
Maple Ave
Privacy Invasion Sparks Job Security Debate
A worker warns that pursuing personal privacy could cost them their employment. The remark highlights tensions between privacy rights and workplace monitoring policy. No further details are provided.
The Queen’s Electric Personality Shines Through
The Queen shows an electric personality distinct from formal public appearances. Her blue eyes brighten, she is vivacious, and she smiles often as her voice, once criticized as schoolgirl like, becomes crisply incisive. She is charming.
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Britain
Giant B52 Crashes in Oregon Killing Nine Men
A B52 jet bomber on an experimental low level flight for the Strategic Air Command crashed in flames 35 miles east of Burns Oregon. Five aboard were killed and witnesses said the eightjet plane exploded and wreckage and bodies were scattered over more than a mile. Boeing Airplane Co of Seattle built the plane and was testing for the Air Force. The civilian crew included pilot Lewis Moore Kirkland Washington copilot Joseph Keller Bellevue Washington navigator Gerald Green Kent Washington flight engineers Charles McDaniel Seattle and Neil Johnson Seattle.
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Burns
Ore
Strategic Air Command
Oregon
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Air Force
Boeing
Lewis Moore
Kirkland
Wash
Joseph Keller
Bellevue
Threat Halts Flight Of Jet
A New York bound TWA airliner with 107 passengers aboard returned to Los Angeles International Airport after a caller warned that an incendiary bomb was aboard. Security crews searched the jet on the field and found nothing.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
TWA
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