Hew Nominee Hard and Often Thankless Task
Dr. F David Mathews president of the University of Alabama named as secretary of health education and welfare says the post is a hard and often thankless task. Ford sent the nomination to the Senate for confirmation to replace Caspar Weinberger who resigned to care for his ailing wife. Weinberger had been floated as a GOP gubernatorial candidate in California.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
F. David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare
Mathews
University of Alabama
Ford
Senate
Caspar W. Weinberger
California
Weinberger
GOP
Local Births and Dismissals Recorded
Vital statistics list two births at Franklin area with parents Darrell Ison and James Garrett. Multiple hospital dismissals follow including Stanley Fultz Edsel Haislip Raymond Jenkins and others across Franklin Middletown and surrounding streets. Hospital patient number 424-1871 noted.
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Darrell Ison
Martz-Paulin Road
Franklin
James A. Garrett
Jenny
Stanley J. Fultz
Dixie Highway
Edsel Haislip
Ottawa St
Raymond A. Jenkins
Kenneth R. Johnson
Pinta Ave
Charles Ray Metcalf
Germantown Road
Edd Smith
Elk Creek Road
Bobbie L. Wells
Lebanon
Middletown
Repeal of Ohio fair trade laws advances in committee
Ohio House Judiciary Committee voted 12 to 1 to back a bill abolishing the states fair trade laws that let manufacturers set minimum retail prices. Opponents, including small businesses, warn of poorer quality goods and worse service in a free market.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
America
Robert McClarren
a _ Galion
Afl-Cio
Atty
William J. Brown
Rhodes veto parts of main budget as Ohio lawmakers adjourn
Ohio lawmakers planned to complete action on a 731 million transportation budget and then adjourn for a July 4 holiday to July 8. Governor Rhodes signaled a partial veto of the 10.6 billion main budget but assured the state would not face an immediate financial bind. Budget chief Collier scheduled a news conference to discuss the veto message.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Transportation Department
Democratic Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Howard L. Collier
Office
Rhodes
Collier
Sec
Credit union insurance bill clears House without votes against
The House approved a Senate passed measure 85 to 0 requiring Ohio credit unions to be insured by a state or federal guaranty program by December 31, 1978. Sponsor Sen. Robert E. O'Shaughnessy urged protection for members and their savings.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Robert E. O’shaughnessy
Ohio Capital Improvement Fund Backed by Bonding for Education
Hearings proceed in the House Finance Committee on a capital improvements bill for the fiscal year starting July 1 funded by bonds repaid from facility revenues. Higher education dominates the $577.8 million plan with allocations to Bowling Green, Akron, Central State, Cleveland State, Cincinnati, Kent State, Wright State, Miami, Ohio University, Ohio State, Case Western, Toledo, Youngstown, and others. Mental Health and Natural Resources receive major shares, including campus buildings, hospital renovations, and a Deer Creek State Park lodge.
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio
House Finance Committee
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Bowling Green State University
University of Akron
Central State University
Medical College of Ohio At
Toledo
Case Western Reserve University
University of Toledo
University Hall
Youngstown State
Toledo Mental Health Center
Apple Creek State Institute
Broadview Center
Columbus State Institute
Gallipolis State Institute
Department of Natural Resources
Deer Creek State Park
Williamsport
Fayette
Pickaway
Insurance Cost Protest Shows Doctor Seeks Jobless Aid
Dr. P S Test, a Mansfield surgeon of 20 years, sought unemployment benefits in protest of rising malpractice costs and insurance unavailability. The case hinges on eligibility questions after the state insurer urged extending a partial policy for 90 days, pending investigation.
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Mansfield
Ohio
P. S. Test
Test
Beman Pound
Guns Stolen From James Mullins Home In Butler County
Three firearms including two rifles and a shotgun were stolen from the home of James Mullins at 6335 Brown's Run Road last night after a thief pried open the living room door.
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James Mullins
Brown's Run Road
Mullins
Butler County
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HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Herschell Bennett
Calvin Burton
Avalon Drive
Bob Cornett
Richard L. Dixon
Delaware Ave
Charles M. Napier
Andrew St. Franklin Sausville
Elman Court
Robert Proeschel
Sevilla Steckrath
Yankee Road
Elbert Willoughby
Granada Ave
Sammie Hampton
Charles Shearer
Marshall Road
Betty’s Uniform Maternity Shop
N. University Blvd
Harry V. Jump
Walter D. McClaskey
Marion
Credit Union Bill Ok’d
Security
Strassburger
Lien
Cleveland State University
University of Cincinnati
Kent State
Athens
Cambridge
State Department of Insurance
Verity Parkway Dairy Queen
attaiVed
Reet
Cole Slaw
Dairy Queen
Verity
U.S. Pat
U.Q. Corp
Westinghouse
Phillips
Main
the Family Park
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