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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
15
Aimed at allowing a union to shut down an entire construction site, the common situs picketing bill failed 217 to 205 in the House. Sponsor Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. said the defeat ends the legislation for the foreseeable future and challenges labor against right to work laws.
The Ohio delegation divided as the House rejected 217 to 205 a bill on the picketing power of construction workers. Republicans Ashbrook Brown Devine Gradison Guyer Harsha Kindness Latta Miller Regula Stanton Whalen Wylie voted no while Whalen voted yes. Democrats Carney Luken Mottl Oakar Pease Seiberling Stokes Vanik voted yes.
Vital statistics record two births to James R Wolfe and Owen Ferrell with newborn girls. Out of town birth recorded for Richard Sheridan of Cincinnati a boy. Several individuals are listed for hospital dismissals including Mrs Diana Carroll Mrs Jerry Coffey Mrs Richard Morris Mrs Silas Sharp and others with patient number 424-1871.
President Carter nominates Michael Pertschuk 44 to the Federal Trade Commission. If confirmed by the Senate, he would serve as commission chairman. Pertschuk is chief counsel of the Senate Commerce Committee.
Charles M. Robbins of Marysville and Paul J. Stitzel of Warrensville Heights were elected to the Ohio Hospital Association board of trustees. Robbins was also elected chairman of the central hospital district of the OHA. he is administrator of Memorial Hospital of Union County in Marysville.
The Ohio House approved 80 to 14 to abolish the Nursing Home Advisory Commission and form a new all legislative panel. An 88 to 8 vote created a joint committee to inspect state and local prisons, while rent referral agent regulation passed. Governor Rhodes may veto. a veto override occurred previously.
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