Bill Would Eliminate County Education Boards
Ohio legislature introduces 34 bills to reform education funding and administration. Proposed laws include raising state aid via a revised foundation program, streamlining education centers and purchasing, and eliminating county boards of education. A tax option would allow local income taxes, and other measures cover consumer protection marijuana illegitimate children and more. The Senate and House advance bills and study marijuana use while Gov Giligan to present his budget.
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Tahlman Krumm
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Ralph Regula
Navaree
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
School Foundation
Senate
Stanley Aronoff
Cincinnati
Ing
Robert E. Netzley
Laura
John J. Gilligan
Netzley
House
Tom Fries
D-86
Frederick Young
R-4
Dayton
Legislative Service Commission
Legislative
Public Improvements Inspection Committee
Capital Planning and Improvements Advisory Board
Gilligan rules out national office bid
Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan, splitting time between New York and Washington, says he has no plans to run for national office. In speeches at the National Press Club and the Americans for Democratic Action, he pushes an economy aimed at humane goals and environmental protection, insisting he will not seek a national ticket.
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New York
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Washington
National Press Club
Franklin Roosevelt
Americans For Democratic Action
Gilligan
Static electricity blamed for Butler Township plant fire
Dayton Ohio AP reports static electricity caused a 2 million dollar fire at Protective Treatments Inc in Butler Township near Dayton. Fire officials say a worker touching a bucket of volatile solvent sparked the blaze damaging a mixing room and part of the roof.
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Dayton, Ohio
Protective Treatments Inc
Butler Township
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Senate approves 1.5 billion Appalachia program extension
The Senate passed a four year 571 million Appalachian Development Act extension to fund education housing health and mine scar restoration with 925 million over five years for Appalachian highway building and 40 million for general improvements and airport safety. An accompanying one year 127 million amendment would finance five other regional commissions. Nixon proposals favor nationwide revenue sharing over the Appalachia plan.
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Washington
Senate
Appalachia
Nixon
House
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Pas
Sage
Appalachian Regional Commission
Hous
Ing
Appalachian States
Ozarks
Great Lakes
New England
Four Corners
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
New York
Mississippi
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