Ohio public school enrollments fall but costs rise
A Columbus report by the Ohio Public Expenditure Council shows public school enrollment in 1975-1976 at 2,291,000, down 5.8 percent from 1971-72 levels while national declines were 2.7 percent. Average teacher salaries rose to 11,558 dollars, and per pupil spending reached 1,052 dollars in 1974-1975, with wide district differences.
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The
Middletown Journal
Ohio
Columbus
Igh
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Pickerington
Fairfield County
Ohio miners push safety law as House winds down
Ohio mine workers and supporters press for passage of a safety bill to update mine health rules. The measure by Arthur Bowers would create certified foremen and shot firers, new ventilation standards, training, and higher penalties, while facing opposition from the Ohio Mining and Reclamation Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Rogers
United Mine Workers of America
Arthur R. Bowers
House Energy and Environment
House
Senate
Sam Bellaire
Ohio Mining and Reclamation Association
Neil Tostenson
Tostenson
UMW
Bowers
OSU Receives Major Grants For Energy Research
Ohio State University earns a $500 000 grant from the Electric Power Research Institute to study corrosion in fossil fuel and nuclear plants. The university also notes 6 801 contributions totaling $1 889 309 to its Development Fund plus several large grants from state and federal agencies for policy analysis, mobile coronary care, and leukemia lymphoma research.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
U.S. Public Health Service
Rockville
Area stores face liquor permit suspensions and actions
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control suspended two area stores for permit violations. Twin Valley Grocery and King Kwik Minit Market face 14 and 7 day suspensions respectively for sales of malt liquor to minors. Other actions include transfers denied for Carfax Inc. and Lipps, and new permit applications listed for several Franklin and Monroe businesses with various on and off‑premises licenses.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
William L. Leger
Twin Valley Grocery
Martz- Paulin Road
Franklin
Kwik- Saw, Inc
King Kwik Minit- Market
S. Main St
Monroe
DLC Commission
Sue Ann Parsons
C&d Carryout
Highland Ave
Middletown
Klan aims for open legal fights in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi Gordon Galle king Kleagle of Mississippi says the Ku Klux Klan will operate openly and legally following the NAACP example. The group plans to wage fights through courts and boycotts.
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Jackson, Miss
Invisible Empire of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Gordon Galle
Picayune
King Kleagle
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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