Ethics chief named by Ohio Ethics Commission
Jerome Bahlman, executive director of the Ohio State Legal Services Association, was named Tuesday as head of the Ohio Ethics Commission after a meeting to appoint an executive director. The commission chair Rev. Robert Raines cited Bahlman’s background and traits as decisive.
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Jerome Bahlman
Ohio State Legal Services Association
Ohio Ethics Commission
Bahlmann
Robert Raines
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Electric auto maker swamped with orders
Sebring Vanguard Inc begins production of the first mass produced U S electric car in 50 years a two seater priced at 2269 with range up to 50 miles per charge and seven hour recharge. Orders pour in from across the United States the Bahamas and Australia with 50 cars ready by month end and 2500 planned this year.
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Sebring, Fla
United States
Sebring Vanguard, Inc
Robert G. Beaumont
Bahamas
Australia
Ohio GOP fund disclosures show GOP raise tripled Democrats
Ohio Secretary of State records reveal the state Republican Party raised 295 998 while the Ohio Democratic Party reported 84 384 in the first two months of the year. The documents also note contributions and loans to several campaigns including Glenn Metzenbaum and corporate donor involvement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican Party
Ohio Democratic Party
Ted Brown
John Glenn
Questor Corp
Paul Putman
Metzenbaum Committee
Multiplex, Inc
South Euclid
Glenn
Nationwide Insurance Co
Metzenbaum
Alva T. Bonda
Niles and Neville qualify for subsidized flood insurance
New York report states the City of Niles in Trumbull County and the Village of Neville in Clermont County have qualified for federally subsidized flood insurance. Eligibility depends on meeting standards set by the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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New York
Niles
Trumbull County
Neville
Clermont County
National Flood Insurers Association
U.s.department of Housing and Urban Development
Northern Ohio officials decry Great Lakes study as fruitless
Eastlake Mayor William H. Lucas and Mentor City Manager Arthur V. Dickard criticize the nine year $6 million International Joint Commission study. They say lowering Lake Erie was the few option and erosion losses persist. Willowick Mayor Kaluba calls the effort six million dollars in futility. Rep. Charles Vanik labels the approach a bureaucratic setback. The panel found proposed controls costing 108 to 266 million failed to show enough benefits to justify costs.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Eastlake
William H. Lucas
Great Lakes
International Joint Commission
Lucas
Ohio
Lake Erie
U.S
Mentor
Arthur V. Dickard
Dickard
Raymond W. Kaluba
Willowick
Charles Vanik
Truman Announces Hydrogen Bomb Development
President Harry S Truman disclosed that the United States is developing a hydrogen bomb with the announcement dated January 31, 1950, signaling a new phase in Cold War military technology.
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Harry S Truman
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