Opposition Folds as Ohio Budget Passes Despite Black Delegation Row
A $13 billion Ohio budget clears Gov. Rhodes desk as the House votes 64-33 with four Republicans crossing party lines and nine Black lawmakers returning to support the measure. Senate approves 26-6. dispute centered on Central State University subsidy and related funding.
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Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Trash thesaurus becomes nugatory in Mrs. Byrne’s Dictionary
Boston AP reports on Mrs. Byrne's Dictionary of Unusual Obscure and Preposterous Words. Josefa Heifetz Byrne compiled 6000 authentic terms over a decade, some dating to 1620, including gleek and omphaloskepsis, with no government support.
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Boston
Webster
Spiro Agnew
Funk and Wagnall
Robert Byrne
Crime Alert Police Number Encourages Public Tips
A local notice urges residents to call 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity, providing a direct tip line for public safety. The advisory uses a plain tone and repeats the number for emphasis.
Carter calls off B1 production while backing cruise missile
President Carter announced that the United States will halt deployment and production of the B1 bomber while continuing testing and development. He supports deploying a cruise missile and maintaining a submarine launched version, subject to congressional approval and progress in arms talks with the Soviet Union.
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Carter
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Soviet Union
White House
Harold Brown
House
Congress
Middletown City Building marks first anniversary
The Journal plans a special section tomorrow to celebrate the new City Building birthday. Offices have moved in, the structure anchors City Centre Plaza, and detailed floor plans plus service stories will be published.
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OPEC cancels July price hike. U.S. faces limited impact
Nine OPEC members forgo a 5 percent price rise on July 1 in a move to unify policy. Analysts in New York expect US fuel costs to rise less than a half-cent per gallon, while Saudi Arabia and the UAE maintain higher base prices, signaling a shift in global pricing dynamics.
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Partial clouds and showers fade as cool Friday arrives
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers ending tonight. Friday should be clear and cooler with a high in the upper 70s and a low near 65. Rain chances drop from 70 percent tonight to 10 percent tomorrow.
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