Ohio Senate Threatens Lausche Budget With Tax And School Aid Push
The Ohio Senate threatens Gov. Lausche's 649.46 million budget by backing a 27.5 million school salary increase and a plan to earmark 15 percent of sales tax for local governments, potentially forcing tax increases. The three measures, including a 30 million annual sales tax rise, stall final budget action and may extend the session beyond June 20.
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Memo Readers: Malik Smiling Tool of Communism
Jakob Alexandrovich Malik, a 43 year old Ukrainian born diplomat, serves as deputy foreign minister of the Soviet Union and permanent U.N. delegate. He is noted for a sunny disposition and has a history as wartime ambassador to Tokyo and a key figure in talks preceding the Berlin blockade. He has shown a few vetoes at the U.N. Security Council, including on Ceylon and the Republic of Korea.
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Striking Union Head Arrested Over Asbestos Riot
Police in Asbestos Quebec arrested Rodolphe Hamel president of the Federation of Asbestos Workers and 19 others tied to last week’s riot. The crackdown includes 200 strikers and other plant employees among about 5,000 on strike since February seeking higher wages.
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Botulism Traced to Mountain Home Canned Food
Encyclopedia Britannica reports repeated botulism cases traced to home canned foods from mountain regions with low boiling points. Authorities urge safer canning practices to prevent toxin formation and illness.
Career Choices Across Professions in American Life
A discussion notes varied fields from gardening to teaching and childcare, highlighting demand for older workers and typists, travel suitability, and opportunities in education, beauty services, accounting, and veterinary work. It reflects on surveys asking what has given people greatest happiness, with work cited as a leading answer.
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Unclear fragment hints at demographic shifts and business needs
The passage argues that employed neighbors pay taxes while the unemployed seek new opportunities. It notes crowding in law and other professions and calls for more nurses dentists and veterinarians. It mentions higher birthrates longer lifespans and growth in businesses serving the very young and the elderly.
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