Ohio Issue 1 May ballot would amend prohibition on state lotteries
In 1890s and again in the 1970s states faced lotteries with supporters urging a state run system. Ohio would pursue a commission operated lottery with proceeds to the General Revenue Fund and opponents warn revenue is overestimated and hits lower income groups. Proponents led by Sen. Motts cite out of state lottery leakage and school funding benefits while opponents from Ohio Council of Churches argue economic harm and questions about overall gains.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Michigan
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
General Assembly
General Revenue
Ohio Council of Churches
Mottl
AFL Cio
Minus
Middle America
Deaths and Funerals in Trenton Area and Nearby
Emma Victoria Bailey 75 of 2029 Wayne Madison Road Trenton died at Middletown Hospital at 1 35 p m Monday she had been an area resident five years arriving from Jackson Survived by husband James who died in 1959 three sons Donald Chester Avery three daughters Esther Crabtree Dorothy Hoop Wilma Allen three brothers Lee George Troy Burchett a sister Ella Preston 13 grandchildren eight great grandchildren Services 1 p m Wednesday Baptist Chapel burial Bennett Cemetery Minford friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Tuesday 6 9 p m William B Chance 88 of Sylvania Ga father of Mrs Leamon Leger died Sunday retired farmer survived by wife Lola two daughters Leger Ellie two sons William and W B Chance eight grandsons services tomorrow in Sylvania Bernard Craig 68 Bakersfield Calif formerly Middletown brother of Mrs Wanda Johnson Middletown died last Friday heart attack services and burial held today in Bakersfield Juanita wife HAMILTON DEATHS Mrs Anna Dasch 701 Hamilton Cleves Road Mass of the Resurrection today St Ann s Church
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Emma Victoria Bailey
Wayne- Madison Road
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Bailey
Jackson
James
Donald
Chester
Maud and
Avery
Brooks
Esther Crabtree
Marion
Dorothy Hoop
Portsmouth
Wilma Allen
Kentucky
Lee Burchett
South Webster
George Burchett
San _ Bernardino
Calif
Troy Burchett
Newtown
Ella Preston
San Bernardino
Baptist Chapel
Bennett Cemetery
Minford
McCoy-Leffler
William B. Chance
Sylvania
Leamon Leger
Jackson Lane
Mr. Chance
Lola
Deputy Recovers Stolen Riding Mower in Butler County
Deputy Gary Anderson spotted a pickup hauling a riding mower on Kiester Road and pursued. The suspects fled on foot after abandoning the truck on Ora Lane. officers from Butler, Montgomery, and Germantown searched the area. The mower belonged to Jerry C. Smith of Dayton.
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Hamilton
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Middletown
Gary Anderson
Kiester Road
Anderson
Germantown Road
Ora Lane
Butler County
Montgomery County
Germantown
Jerry C. Smith
Dayton
Piqua Workers Strike Over Wages As Contract Expires
In Piqua Ohio more than 100 city workers from water sewage garbage streets and parks departments and the power plant began a strike at midnight when their two year contract expired. The action follows a wage dispute and involved blue collar employees across multiple city services.
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Piqua
Ohio
Piqua Public Service Union Strike Causes No City Service Disruption
The strike by Piqua Chapter 101 of the Dayton Public Service Union began without immediate impact on city operations. City Manager Wayne Bartels stated supervisory staff will attempt to maintain services as best as possible.
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Piqua Chapter 101
Dayton Public Service Union
Wayne Bartels
High schools honor banquet honors Warren County students
In Lebanon the first annual honor banquet for special education work-study students from all Warren County high schools will be held at 6 30 p m at the Congress Inn in Monroe. Eighty students and their employers participate in the program and one student from each school will be recognized as the exemplar. Speaker Rufus Mayes Bengals offensive tackle.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Congress Inn
Monroe
Rufus Mayes
Cincinnati Bengals
Budget deficit shrinks on stronger tax receipts
Washington AP reports the 1973 budget deficit is revised to 19.8 billion, five point seven billion less than prior estimates. The 1974 deficit is cut to five billion, down seven billion from earlier projections, with total outlays staying near plan at 249.8 and 268.7 billion respectively.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Admiral Crawford Dies at 77 a World War II Officer
Rear Adm. David S. Crawford, 77, plans and operations officer of the 7th Fleet in World War II, died Sunday in San Diego. He later commanded the heavy cruiser Fall River, flagship at the Bikini atomic tests.
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San Diego
Calif
David S. Crawford
7Th Fleet
Fall River
Freshman High Spring Band Concert Set for Thursday
The Freshman High School music department presents its annual spring band concert Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The 80 piece concert band under Ken Amburgey along with the 90 member band directed by Harold Koerber and the 20 piece stage band perform a mix of classical and contemporary selections. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for school age children. Tickets available at the door.
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Ken Amburgey
Harold Koerber
Amburgey’s
Indiana suit seeks to strike down 4 percent sales tax
The Indiana Taxpayers Lobby filed a Marion Superior Court challenge to the 4 cent sales tax eight hours before it took effect. The complaint alleges vague food exemptions and procedural flaws including Lt. Gov. Orr's tie breaking, plus alleged constructive fraud linked to a senator who voted for the measure. The tax aimed to reduce property taxes under Gov. Bowen's reform package.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Taxpayers Lobby
Marion Superior Court
Robert D. Orr
Senate
Ference Committee
Otis R. Bowen
Wilson PTO elects co presidents for 1973-74 year
Mr and Mrs David Parker of 500 Burton Road were chosen as co presidents of the Wilson Elementary School PTO for 1973 74. Other elected officers include a vice presidential committee led by Mr and Mrs Richard Gray and several listed members. The annual lawn fete is set for May 19 from 11 am to 4 pm featuring food new games the space walk a dunking machine and a cake walk.
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David Parker
Burton Road
Wilson Elementary School
PTO
Richard Gray
Ross St
Ed Kendall
Earl Poffenberger
Eastline Drive
Paul Christiansen
Orchard St
Harry Nicholson Jr
Kensington St
John Rothfuss
Central Ave
Births and dismissals in area hospitals noted today
Vital statistics list four newborns with parents and addresses including Mr. and Mrs Gregory Upton and Mr. and Mrs Martin Roberts, plus two more births for Mr and Mrs Philli Reynolds and Mr and Mrs Phillip Gaible. Hospital dismissals name numerous patients including Mrs Oscar Sorrell, Lloyd Estridge, Douglas Hampton, Arnold Jackson, Mrs Larry Tucker, Mrs Haney Riley, Mrs William Black, Mrs Ralph Horner, and others with street addresses and Middletown Hospital reference.
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Gregory Upton
Kensington St
Martin Roberts
Eighth Ave
Philli Reynolds
Hardwood
Franklin
Phillip A. Gaible
Forester Drive
Cincinnati
James Shields
Middletown- Germantown Road
Paul Finney
Lopane Ave
Douglas Hampton
Wilbraham Road
Arnold Jackson
Larry Tucker
Miamisburg
Haney Riley
Vine
Nixon sends 2.9 billion foreign aid plan to Congress
President Nixon submitted a 2.9 billion foreign aid program to Congress for fiscal 1974. Funds cover reconstruction in Indochina but exclude North Vietnam. Aid targets South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia while current allocations remain at 1972 levels after Congress' inaction last year.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Senate
House
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William Chance
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Bakersfield
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Juanita
Anna Dasch
Hamilton-Cleves Road
St. Ann’s Church
Middletown Area
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M‘coy-Leffler Funeral Home
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Woodlawn
Homer D.leffler
OWAL
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Converse Monument CO
Ee Russell Nicoll
Russ
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Crawford
Freshman High
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Jericho
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Koerber
Beast
Wilson
Oscar Sorrell
Eck Road
Lloyd Estridge Franklin
William Black
Ralph Horner
Edwin Mantz
Wilbur Allen
Ronald Kinney
Edgar Moorman
Eileen Engle
Ohio Ave
Delia Stiles
Tytus Ave
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
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Norris
Roger Mays
Norris Music
Norris Music Inc
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