Ohio Republicans Stall Over Budget Plan In Ohio House
Ohio House Republicans emerged from a five hour caucus no closer to Gov. Gilligan's 9.1 billion budget. Speaker Kurfess said the group favored examining welfare programs and expenditures while leaning toward a county mandated income tax for revenue, with plans for modest expenditure increases and further welfare cuts. The debate mirrored earlier doubts about tax schemes and the governor's proposals as leaders urged votes on the budget.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
John Gilligan
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
Gilligan
Harold Hovey
James Rhodes
Hovey
Acrobat on Golden Gate Bridge Farce Inspires Rescue
A 31 year old man Daniel P Clifford of San Francisco spent an hour Thursday cavorting on the cables of the Golden Gate Bridge. Workmen lassoed him to the top of a cable and officials removed him from the south tower. He was unhurt and taken to a hospital for observation.
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Daniel P. Clifford
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Driver With Suspension Fined $200
Joan Miller, 30, of 1709 Lawn Ave., was fined $200 and costs yesterday by Judge J. T. Lamb of municipal court for driving while under suspension. In other weekly traffic docket cases, five motorists were fined $50 and costs each. Mark A. Plumbo of 2820 Shartle St. pleaded guilty to careless driving, reduced from drag racing. Paul D. Drake, 29, of 1101 Oxford State Road, also pleaded guilty to careless driving Gary L. Gibbs, 18, of 4231 Vannest Ave., and Larry Charles Deisler, 22, of 224 Bellomonte St., pleaded guilty to violating the city's anti-noise ordinance with vehicles. Frank Kokoski, 49, of 8401 Floral Lane, was accused of driving an unsafe vehicle.
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Joan Miller
Lawn Ave
J. T. Lamb
Municipal Court
Mark A. Plumbo
Shartle St
Paul D. Drake
Oxford State Road
Gary L. Gibbs
Vannest Ave
Larry Charles Deisler
Bellomonte St
Frank Kokoski
Floral Lane
Food Outlets Face High Failure Rate in Chicago
Chicago report notes the food-service sector accounts for about 20 percent of all retail business failures, signaling struggles in restaurants and related outlets amid market pressures and rising costs.
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Chicago
Trenton Council Chooses Plan to Add Police Officers
Trenton City Council approves adding three full-time police positions with interviews to start next week. Applications available at city building. new officers to sit Civil Service exams if not previously trained. goal is a seven person department by July 1 with pension costs and total annual cityoutlay around 37 662 dollars.
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Lergeant
Ronnie Specht
Public Safety (Police
Middletown Official to Talk Taxes at Optimist Meet
Robert Ritter Middletown finance director will discuss current and proposed city taxes at the Optimist Club noon meeting on May 25, held at Alfy s Restaurant.
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Robert Ritter
Middletown
Optimist Club
Alfy
State Chartered Bank Bill Defeated In Ohio House
The Ohio House defeated a bill that would allow non federal reserve banks in the state to use cash values of insurance policies on key executives to meet time deposit reserve requirements. Opponents called it a gimmick risking liquidity. The vote was 65 to 26. The House also passed a bill extending eligibility under the state teachers retirement system to three Youngstown State University professors. The Senate had sent two measures: increased pay for mine rescue teams and conveying 3.17 acres of Erie County surplus land to Vernard A. Knoll.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Richard Reichel
Massillon
Keyman
Youngstown State University
State College System
Senate
House
Erie County
Vernard A. Knoll
Warren County Chooses Route for Hamilton Connector
Warren County selects a limited access link for a new Hamilton Connector to connect I 71 with I 75. The plan begins at I 71 Western Row Road and proceeds to Mason Montgomer y Road and Ohio 42 near Tylersville Road before turning toward Hamilton Mason Road and ending at a proposed I 75 interchange. The Butler County segment is studied separately with public hearings planned after final plans. Estimated cost exceeds 5.6 million dollars.
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Butler County
Warren County
Mason
I-71
Western Row Road
Stitt Road
Stitt
Mason-Montgomery Road
Ohio 42
Tylersville Road
Hamilton-Mason Road
Hamilton - Mason Road
Butler-Warren County Line
Robert Bevis
Division 8
Hamilton
Eggs Tossed at Edgewood High Teacher's Home
A teacher at Edgewood High School near Trenton reported vandalism after eggs were tossed at his home on Wayne Milford Road 5990. Police seek six youths for questioning in connection with the incidents and have other teachers reporting similar acts.
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Hamilton
Arthur Newland
Wayne - Milford Road
Edgewood High School
Trenton
Butler County
Newland
Larry Castater
County Police
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Trenton City Council
Thom Hall
State Chartered Bank
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Phillip Richley
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John Schrock
Berlin
Church of Jesus Christ
Grace
Pentecostal Assembly
Gideon
Midd. Shopping Center
Gordon L. Lawson
Cashway CO
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