Floor Fight Likely On Lottery Issue
Ohio House expected a floor fight over a resolution to March May ballot a proposed repeal of the state lottery prohibition. The measure needs 60 votes in a 99 member House and has cautious support from leaders and Gov. Gilligan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
House
Senate
109Th
General Assembly
Ronald Mottl
Parma
John Gilligan
Mottl
Robert Netzley
Hair care ad promises lovelier hair with soft water wash
An advertisement claims hair becomes silkier and more lustrous after a soapy shampoo washed with soft water. It comforts that hard water causes dull film and invites readers to call 424-2441 and visit 1720 S University.
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S. University
Compromise Strip Mine Bill Faces Senate Scrutiny
A compromise strip mine control bill moves to the Senate Urban and Highway Affairs Committee with a contentious choice over reclaiming high walls and land quality. Gov Gilligan favors filling walls, while miners deem costs excessive. the bill lets the forestry chief decide on wall retention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Urban and Highway Affairs Committee
Marietta Coal Co
George Nicole. Zakes
Forestry and Reclamation Division
Gilligan Administration
No Babies Found With Tuberculosis In Cincinnati Study
Tests on 160 of 500 babies born between December 14, 1871, and February 23 found no tuberculosis exposure from a General Hospital nurse’s aide. About 185 hospital employees and the aide’s family members were tested. Results followed disclosure that the aide had contracted tuberculosis.
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
Belove
Martin Saidelman
Federal
Maternal and Infant Care Project
General
Saidelman
Delta Offers Daily Florida Jet Service From Cincinnati
Delta advertises four daily nonstops from Cincinnati to Tampa St. Pete Miami Fort Lauderdale Orlando Cape Kennedy plus fast service to West Palm Beach and Jacksonville. Over 1300 daily Florida jet seats, the most by far, with savings of over 20 percent vs Day Tourist on low fare Night Coaches.
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Cincinnati
Florida
Tampa
St. Pete
Clearwater
Miami
Ft. Lauderdale
Orlando
Cape Kennedy
West Palm Beach
Jacksonville
Delta
Ohio State Employees Get 10 Percent Pay Hikes
Ohio state workers will receive a 10 percent wage boost retroactive to December 26, 1971, with increases reflected on March 31 paychecks. The Pay Board allowed full 10 percent, after Gov. John Gilligan chose to implement it from March 5, despite earlier balking. About five million of the fifty million allocated may be offset by fringe benefits or bonuses amid ongoing lawsuits by state employee groups.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pau Corey
Corey
General Assembly
Harold Hovey
John Gilligan
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