Ohio policy clash. former EPA chief warns of ruin
Cincinnati AP reports George Alexander Jr, ex regional EPA head, says Governor Rhodes policy shifts costs to new industry while shielding existing ones, driving firms away and risking long term ruin for Ohio. He criticizes perceived enforcement bias and notes Ohio EPA follows federal law, with stronger particulates rules than most of Region 5.
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Cincinnati
James A
Environmental Protection
George Alexander Jr
Ohio
Rhodes
EPA
Alexander
Region
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
State of
Allen Franks
Ohio Agency
Chicago
Kurfess plan would ease Ohio school tax requirements
Ohio GOP candidate Charles Kurfess proposed lowering the minimum property tax for full state aid eligibility from 30 mills to 20 mills. The plan aims to boost per student funding to about 1,380 dollars and could shift nearly 1 billion dollars in state aid, though costs and funding sources were not specified.
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Kurfess
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Kurfess
W. Bennett Rose
R-Lima
Local Births and Dismissals Reported
Births list includes Gary Finley and Blaine Van Horn Jr with multiple addresses, noting a girl for Finley and boys for Van Horn Jr Marion M Williams and Murphy families also welcomed boys. Dismissals include Sidney Cape Keister Road, Robert South Springboro, and Patty Mason Michael Road among several patients. Hospital visiting hours stated 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm Monday through Saturday.
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Gary Finley
Apt. D’ Audubon Drive
Blaine W. van Horn Jr
Pierson Road
Trenton
Marion M Williams
West Alexandria Rt
John M Murphy
Spencer Lane
Sidney Cape
Keister Road
Robert South
Springboro
Patty J. Mason
Michael Road
Harold Snowden
Franklin
Dudley Inwood
Ken Ridge
Richard Keller
Creekview Drive
Boyd Smith
Monroe
Ruby Banks
Crawford St
J. C. Martin
North Ave
Chester Basford
Roosevelt Blvd
Pryse Cole
Lebanon
Archie Downs
Richard Morris
Stanley St
Sheriff lifts gag order in Indiana press suit
Sheriff Donald Gilman agrees to suspend the departmental gag order while a court decides if reporters have right to Marion County police day to day operations. The suit, filed after access to public records was denied, arose from coverage gaps following Gilman's May 4 gag order amid a Democratic primary loss.
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Indianapolis
Donald Gilman
Marion County Police Department
Gilman
Superior Court
Mercer Mance
James Wells
Tomorrow's meetings in GRATIS and nearby towns
GRATIS Village Council meets at 7 p.m. at 404 Harrison St. HAMILTON Butler County Joint Vocational school board convenes at 7 30 p.m. at wood school. TRENTON Planning Commission gathers at 7 p.m. at Municipal Building. Springboro Parks and Recreation Board meets at 7 30 p.m. at Municipal Building.
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Gratis Gratis Village
Harrison St
Hamilton
Butler County Joint Vocational School Board
Wood School
Trenton
Trenton Planning Commission
Springboro
One Thousand Sixty Nine Defendants Named in Beverly Hills Suit
A new Beverly Hills Supper Club case in U S District Court adds 1 069 defendants, mostly insured firms, to earlier class actions. The suit expands to include 962 insurers and various manufacturers, with owners and former Kentucky officials also named.
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Covington, Ky
U.S
Beverly Hills
Kentucky
Warren Southworth
Gene Mesh
Mesh
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Texas
Ohio Envirnmental Protection Agency
Burfess
Aneel
Reeves Jeselers
Culligan
Culligan Water Conditioning
S. University Blvd
FSLIC
City Centre
American Savings & Loan Assn
Broyhill
Bassett
SERTA
Liberty
SEALY
Maytag
Zenith
RCA
G.E
Philco
Whirlpool
Ishings
Sheriff
Gage
Wilhelmina
Juliana of
Netherlands
London
Long John Silver’s
Long John Silvers
South Breiel Blvd
Murfreesboro
Mary Elizabeth Kiser
Southgate
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