Ohio House approves sweeping mental hospital reform
The Ohio House passed a major bill to upgrade the 30 state mental hospitals, widen the mental health chief's powers, and fund improvements via land sales and patient support revenues. The measure also permits non civil service status for some administrators and creates a rotary fund, with Senate amendments on taxation and estate tax repatriation returning for House action.
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Mansfield Acknowledges Retirement After Record Senate Run
Montana Democrat Mike Mansfield, the longest serving Senate majority leader since 1961, announced plans to retire after this year ending a 72 year life in politics and a lengthy tenure in Washington.
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Hearst notes spark trial fight over bomb notebook
Patricia Hearst faces a heated court battle as jurors may see a recovered SLA notebook from Harris hideouts. Judge Carter denied Bailey's bid to suppress the material, paving the way for expert testimony on authorship and the handwritten bomb instructions cited as set 10 minutes and wire in fuse.
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F. Lee Bailey
U.S
James L. Brownin Jr
Hearst
Carter
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes Defined and Public Notice
Delinquent lands are those with unpaid taxes assessments penalties and interest as defined by Ohio law. Butler County Treasurer will keep office open to receive delinquent real estate tax payments until final publication of the delinquent tax list. Names will be omitted if payment is made within 48 hours before final publication.
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James A. Tilton
Butler County
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Wastewater grant hinges on 25 percent matching funds
Ohio is eligible for 497 million dollars in federal wastewater funds only if a 25 percent match is provided by Sept. 30, 1977. Rep John F Seiberling notes EPA has obligated 473 million since 1972, but progress has been slow due to administration fund impoundments.
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Washington
Ohio
P. John F. Seiberling
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