Court declines review of child support for mentally retarded adult
Ohio Supreme Court leaves in place lower court ruling requiring Harold B. Martsolf to continue weekly support for his daughter Karen, who became mentally retarded and reached 21 while under divorce terms. The case questions termination rules versus the divorce decree.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Harold B. Martsolf
Columbiana County Common Pleas Court
Martsolf
Edith L. Martsolf
Karen
7Th District Court of Appeals
Toledo
Ronald Joyner
Joyner
Elderly Bus Fare Hearing Set For June In Ohio
Public hearing will be held June 3 to review rules for Ohio's new elderly bus fare assistance program. Transportation Director Richard D. Jackson announced the session to gather citizen input. The $2 million 1974 appropriation funds half fares in major cities and 10 cents less than adult fares in smaller areas. Local transit grants will be awarded based on population.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard D. Jackson
Ride
Domino Theory and U.S. policy after World War II
The domino theory in postwar U.S. foreign policy posits that any Southeast Asian nation falling to Communism could trigger a chain reaction, endangering neighboring states and broader regional stability.
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U.S
Asia
Rhodes shifts to energy action with new agency plan
Governor James A. Rhodes presses the General Assembly to back an Ohio Energy Development Authority to grant low interest loans for plants switching from gas to coal. He warns gas curtailments of up to 90 percent threaten Ohio plants and signals a petition drive to place bond and energy programs on the November ballot.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
General Assembly
Ohio Energy Development Authority
Ohio
Joint Select Committee On Energy
The
Energy Authority
Thomas J. Carney
D-71
Boardman
Youngstown
Ministers oppose prayer in schools at Senate hearing
Religious leaders and church representatives urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to reject a constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayers in public schools. They warned it could edge toward establishing a state religion, while critics argued for restoring classroom prayers and individual student prayer remains permissible.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Baptist Convention
United Presbyterian Church
American Lutheran Church
Ohio Baptist Convention
Church of Christ
Morris S. Casuto
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B'rith
American Civil Liberties Union
Benson Wolman
Ohio House to vote again on rail aid
The Ohio House considers reconsidering a rail aid measure after a partisan defeat. Rep. Batchelder moves to reopen the vote, while Rep. Wilkowski negotiates with Republicans to gain support amid Gov. Rhodes opposition citing debt concerns.
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Ohio House
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Wilkowski
Carlisle grease fire causes substantial damage at Riverboat Restaurant
A grill left on caused a grease fire at the Riverboat Restaurant on Dayton Oxford Road. Fourteen Carlisle firefighters with four units responded at 8 44 a.m. and were on scene about two hours. The grill was a total loss with overhead flames and extensive smoke damage to the structure and adjoining Geneve's House of Beauty.
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Carlisle
Dayton- Oxford Road
Angus Cable
Geneve
House of Beauty
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