Armco expands advanced materials leadership in key exec shifts
Armco Steel Corp. announces major management changes including two new presidents and a new Middletown Works manager. J W Soden will lead the expanded advanced materials division, with Robert A. Davis named vice president of corporate strategy and Carl Fiora as assistant vice president. Charles G. Kramer becomes Middletown Works manager, as Butler Zanesville and Baltimore works consolidate with Houston and Wildwood facilities. Verity stresses strategy as essential to Armco's growth and shareholder value.
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J W. Soden
Flemming Road
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Robert A. Davis
Alamo Road
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Carl Fiora
Charles G. Kramer
Armeco
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Advanced Materals
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Houston
Tex
Wildwood
Fla
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Hamilton
Ontario
Armco
Armco Canada Ltd
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Iding Systems
Metal Products
Gordon E. Hughes
Steel
Ughes
Steel Group
Butler
Verity
Cincinnati Schools Supt Waldrip asked to resign
Cincinnati Schools Superintendent Donald Waldrip was urged to resign at a board meeting. Waldrip, in the post since 1972 with a $49,500 salary, said he had not decided, noting a lingering commitment to the district's alternative schools.
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Donald Waldrip
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Aldrip
Ohio House Debates Ballot Ban In Presidential Years
Ohio lawmakers push a measure to eliminate ballots in presidential election years. Rep Don Maddux fears constitutional issues but says the plan aims to cut lengthy paper ballots in the June 8 primary. The move accompanies a constitutional amendment for energy bonds and a plan to issue color photo IDs for seniors and some disabled residents.
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Don S. Maddux
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Maddux
Cleveland
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E. O'Shaughnessy
GOP insists action within injunction in apportionment dispute
GOP members led by Rep. Frederick N Young say they will seek a mandamus in the Ohio Supreme Court to appoint special counsel for the apportionment fight with Atty. Gen. William J. Brown. Rhodes and Ted W Brown vote authorized the move after Brown declined a request for outside counsel. Olson Jr. supplied a list of 13 state-paid lawyers. The group argues taxpayers won’t fund extra counsel, while Democrats say existing duties of state attorneys should not be diverted. A 1973 federal injunction had barred further court action in related challenges to the apportionment plan adopted in 1971.
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Frederick N Young
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GOP
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Ted W Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
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H. Olson Jr
Republicans
Mandamus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Sex Offender Rights Upheld Court Declines Review
The Supreme Court lets stand a 6 to 2 ruling from the U S Circuit Court in Chicago requiring proof beyond a reasonable doubt to commit a sex offense The decision was written by Justice John Paul Stevens when he served as a lower court judge and is not revisited by the high court
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John Paul Stevens
U.S
Chicago
Byron R. White
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Stevens
Chi
Scott
U.S. Supreme Court
Education aid plan faces likely defeat in Congress
President Ford’s proposal to consolidate 24 education programs into four block grants to states appears unlikely to pass. Key Democrats and Republicans doubt passage, with only limited support seen for vocational education provisions. The plan aims to let states craft their own education plans to use federal funds.
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Ford
William D. Ford
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