Rhodes Plugs Bond Commission in State Budget
Gov. James A. Rhodes unveiled a two year operating budget of 2.04 billion dollars and backed a new Ohio Bond Commission to finance long term capital improvements. He said bonds could be issued without voters approval for various projects and urged support as part of a broader plan tied to a statewide ballot.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
General Assembly
Ohio Bond Commission
Bond Commission
Grafton
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Ohio Youth Commission
of Urban Affairs
Two Amendment Proposals Face Rough Road
In Columbus, Ohio, Republicans push to finish action on bond and apportionment proposals. The House approved measures sending both constitutional amendments to the Senate, with May 2 as the election date.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Far East
House
Senate
Senate House
Conference Committee
London Stock Exchange Maintains All Male Membership
London readers learn the London Stock Exchange rejected a bid to admit women. Chairman Martin Wilkinson said admission should not be refused for sex. About 2,000 of 3,400 members voted 55 percent in favor of women and 45 percent against. Miss Muriel Bailey, 45, led the push amid debates over facilities and conduct.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Martin Wilkinson
Exchange
Muriel Bailey
Tongass National Forest Covers Vast Southeast Alaska
The Tongass National Forest spans 16 million acres, comprising about three fourths of Southeast Alaska. It remains the region’s largest woodland and a key conservation and resource area for local communities and wildlife.
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Tongass National Forest
Alaska
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