Ohio budget clash over economy forecast sparks confusion
Ohio lawmakers grapple with two contrasting Rhodes Administration forecasts as Gov Rhodes pushes a four part economic plan. Senate leader Ocasek notes the split view from the budget overview and a gloomy budget speech creating uncertainty about projected income gains and recovery timing. The governor links action on tax abatements to jobs and welfare reduction, while predicting continued recovery by late 1975 and 1977.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
James A. Rhodes
House
Ocasek
Howard L. Collier
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Lakewood Little Theater
Cuyahoga County
Lawmakers Study Changes in Ohio School Aid Plans
In Columbus the General Assembly weighs scrapping the state aid formula for public schools and adopting an equal yield plan to guarantee that equal local taxing effort yields equal state dollars. The proposal centers on ensuring uniform per tax effort returns across districts.
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Ohio
Columbus
General Assembly
Joint Education Review Committee
Senate
House
JA Trade Fair Opens Tomorrow in Downtown Mall
Shoppers can view products from about 20 teenage companies at the Junior Achievement Trade Fair in the Middletown area downtown mall from 10 am to 5 pm tomorrow. The event includes a display competition by the Education Review Committee created to study public school financing and involves bills introduced in the Senate and House this week.
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Middletown
James Rodes
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Senate
House
Tiny print may void an insurance policy in Ohio ruling
The 10th District Court of Appeals ruled that very small type in an insurance policy can void its binding effect. Judge Robert Holmes stated policyholders should not need a microscope to read the terms, reversing a lower court in the Drake family’s suit against Globe American Casualty Co. in Franklin County.
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Columbus, Ohio
10Th District Court of Appeals
State of
Ohio
Robert Holmes
Roger
Nancy Drake
White Cottage
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Drake
Globe American Casualty Co
Cleveland
Holmes
Twins for British Prime Minister Harold Wilson
Prime Minister Harold Wilson is the grandfather of twin girls born Thursday to Robin and Joy Wilson in Oxford England. The babies arrived five weeks premature and both mother and infants are reported to be doing fine.
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Oxford
England
Harold Wilson
Robin
Joy Wilson
Akron flavor pioneer keeps 36 varieties without assistants
Reginald E. Anderson, 75, runs Bickford Laboratories from Akron with no help, offering 36 alcohol-free flavors from vanilla to peppermint. He handles brewing, bottling and delivery within a 50 mile radius, claiming longevity through constant work and self reliance.
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Akron, Ohio
Reginald E. Anderson
Anderson
Akron
Bickford Laboratories
Bickford Crest
E. T. Bickford
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
West Virginia
Doctors insurance bill proposes state malpractice program
State Rep. Edward J. Orlett proposes a state medical malpractice insurance program for doctors and hospitals to shield them from destructive unwarranted claims. The plan includes an arbitration board to screen claims before court action and a joint underwriting association offering up to 3 million dollars coverage at reasonable rates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward J. Orlett
Dayton
Orlett
Arbitration Board
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