Ohio Senate approves studded tire bill for longer season
The Senate approved a bill to extend studded snow tire use in Ohio from November 15 to March 15 to November 1 through April 15 and sent it to the House by a 30 to 1 vote. Sen. Jerome P. Stano of Parma sponsors the measure after requests from the northeastern snow belt communities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Jerome P. Stano
Parma
Rhodes proposals near deadline in Ohio legislature
All four Rhodes ballot measures cleared major hurdles as the House backed a $25 billion downtown redevelopment and statewide capital program, a housing bond proposal, and scaled down transportation and tax incentive plans. Senate action followed with hearings to prompt prompt votes before Wednesday’s deadline.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Rhodes
Senate
Ways and Means
Valiquette
House Economic Affairs and Federal Relations Committee
Survey of Americans tax rebates won't boost spending
A Phillips survey of 1,683 people Feb 9 19 shows 18 percent would spend tax rebates, 43 percent would save, 30 percent pay bills, 3 percent invest, with the rest unsure. The House tax relief bills remain stalled in the Senate amid energy policy debate with Ford delaying tariff hikes and price controls. In Algiers OPEC ministers meet to discuss oil policy with no immediate production cut decisions.
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Associated Press
House
Senate
Ford
Ways and Means
Algiers
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Return Address Controversy Over Anti Gun Ads
Lawmakers urge Postal Service probe into use of Congress of the United States as the return address on fund solicitations by a gun rights group. Rep. Ketchum says he had allowed the use. others object to implying House sanction.
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Washington
House
Postal Service
United States
Robert McClory
Illinois
William M. Ketchum
R-Calif
Ketchum
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
Dawson Mathis
D-Ga
House of Representatives
Mathis
Congress of the United States
de Sales St
Washington, D.C
Capitol Hill
Citizens Committee For the Right To
John M. Snyder
Snyder
Bellevue, Wash
The
Senate
Joint Committee On Printing
Government Printing Office
GM to borrow for first time in 21 years amid slump
General Motors plans a 600 million dollar bond issue to fund worldwide operations and capital projects as auto sales remain weak. The offering includes 300 million in 30 year debentures and 300 million in 10 year notes, the first borrowing since 1953.
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Detroit
General Motors
Bedford Bans Cheap Handgun Sales in Suburb
Bedford Ohio banned sale of handguns worth 90 dollars or less after police linked Bedford to most Saturday night specials used in Cleveland crimes. The ordinance gives police power to confiscate such weapons, amid claims that 80 percent of guns traced in Cleveland crimes originated in Bedford, with 6,220 handguns sold there last year.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Bedford
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Firm
Andrew V. Romito
Greater
Romito
Ohio House Passes Rhodes Bond Issue To Senate
Gov James A Rhodes push for a 25 billion bond issue moves after late night House passage. Republicans vote 34 to support with 2 absent. Democrats total 38 for with 3 absent. Opposed by 4 Republicans and 18 Democrats, while 3 more were absent or not voting.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
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Ball
Batchelder
Betts
Brandenburg
Cruze
Damschroder
Denham
Fauver
Finan
Fix
Fox
Hadley
L. Hughes
D. Johnson
Karmel
Kieffer
Kurfess
McCluskey
McEwen
Maier
Murdock
Netzley
Nixon
Oxley
Pemberton
Pope
Rose
Saxbe
Speck
Swanbeck
Tulley
Turner
Wingard
Young
Democrats
Baumann
Bell
Bowers
Camera
Carney
Colonna
Cook
Cox
del Bane
Fries
Gilmartin
Hale
Healy
Aveni
Boggs
Branstool
Brooks
Brown
Christman
Crossland
Deering
Eckart
Hartley
Leonard
McLin
Maddux
Quilter
Rankin
Stinziano
Weygandt
Wojtanowski
Norris
Scott
Feighan
Nader
Smart
Lorenz disappearance surrounds Berlin kidnapping case
A week after Peter Lorenz was seized by the Movement of the 2nd of June, he remains missing. Meanwhile a Lufthansa Boeing 707 carrying five anarchist convicts and Lutheran Pastor Heinrich Albertz left Aden and headed toward West Germany, planned to rendezvous with relief crews in Addis Ababa. The group warned Lorenz would not be freed until Albertz confirms the anarchists have found refuge.
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Berlin
Peter Lorenz
Aden
West Germany
Interior Ministry
Lufthansa
Addis Ababa
Heinrich Albertz
West Berlin
Frankfurt
Lorenz
Albertz
Middletown Forecast Calls For Fair Skies Tonight
Fair skies and low temperatures around the upper teens to low 20s are forecast for Middletown tonight. Highs near the mid 40s are expected Wednesday with cloudy skies and a chance of rain Thursday through Saturday. Yesterday's high reached 30 with an overnight low of 21.
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Middletown
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