Ohio governor cites school tax defeat as mandate for reform
Gov. John Gilligan says the primary defeat of school tax issues proves a mandate for tax reform and warns that without July 1 action on his budget plans many schools could close. Ohio Education Association and OFA leaders blame the tax stance for high local levies and warn hundreds of districts face collapse without state funding.
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John J. Gilligan
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Brighton
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General Assembly
OFA
Huddle In Rain At BGSU Sees ROTC Sit-In
At Bowling Green State University in Ohio a rain soaked sit in protested ROTC on campus. The protest remained largely peaceful though one incident saw several students break into the Air Force ROTC building and smash a trophy case before leaving at university request. Demonstrators spent the night outside under the building eaves wrapped in sleeping bags while a bonfire burned before the entrance. Officials offered no timeline for ending the demonstration.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Air Force
Ex Area Youth Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge
A 2 year old former Hamilton youth, Timothy Allen now living in Kansas City Kansas, pleaded guilty to possession of an hallucinogen for sale in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Judge Fred B Cramer referred the case to Adult Probation and set sentencing for May 19. Allen was among several arrested in a January police drug raid following undercover work by rookie patrolman Rickie Harbrecht.
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Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred. B. Cramer
Timothy Allen
Kansas City
Kan
Cramer
Allen
Rickie Harbrecht
Thursday meeting list across Ohio clubs and lodges
A roundup of Thursday evening meetings across Ohio including Lions Club at Manchester Frisch's on Germantown Road at 6 30 pm Tried Stone Masonic Lodge at 608 Ninth Ave 7 pm Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 Castle Hall 7 30 pm Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM 19 N Broad 7 30 pm West Middletown PTO 7 30 pm Human Relations Council 7 30 pm closed City Building Middletown Council for Human Dignity 8 pm United Missionary Baptist Church IOOF Lodge 956 8 pm 2304 Central Moose Lodge 01 8 pm Moose Hall Al Anon Family Group 8 30 pm.
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Ohio Bell Heckiers Club
Germantown Road
Frisch’s. Lions Club
Manchester
Stone Masonic Lodge
Ninth Ave
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council 326 Jr. Ouam
N. Broad
West Middletown
Middletown
East Bend Mayor Re-elected With Write-In Votes
In East Bend North Carolina population 485 the only candidate Benny S Neill sought re election as mayor but was defeated by Thomas Johnson who earned 13 votes while Neill collected 91 write ins in a municipal race 15 miles west of Winston Salem Grand Junction Colp founded 1881 after Ute removal Chief's Head Mountain in Colorado named for an Indian profile.
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East Bend
N.C
East
Benny S. Neill
Bend
Thomas Johnson
Winston-Salem
Grand Junction
Colp
Utah
Chief’s Head Mountain
Colorado
Storms Strike Marion Ohio Damage and Injuries Reported
Severe storms battered western and central Ohio with strong winds and lightning. Marion area experienced the heaviest impact with injuries, power outages, and trailer damage reported. A flash flood watch was issued for eastern Ohio as two sub stations were hit near Marion and high water calls numbered in the 50 to 60 range.
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Ohio
Marion
Marion County Sheriff's Department
Ohio Edison Co
Trading Post Restaurant Mother's Day Menu Card
The Trading Post Restaurant offers a Mother's Day menu with items priced from 3.90 to 5.95. Menu highlights include options at 3.90 5.45 5.90 and 5.95 with value meals and specialty dishes for the holiday.
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Trading Post
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