Negro House Members Weigh Open Housing Bill In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Negro representatives said they were playing it by ear on an open housing bill that would extend protections to one and two family dwellings. Rep William Mallory and Rep William Bowen urged stronger provisions including injunctive relief to aid victims during Civil Rights Commission investigations. The measure failed to pass earlier as it lacked teeth and faces a new vote. A separate scene in Franklin County saw C Howard Johnson oppose more campus disorder laws while urging enforcement of existing statutes rather than new measures.
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Valley View levy rejected for third time. teachers consider exodus
In Germantown voters rejected a 9.6 mill operating levy 1209 to 918 in a special election drawing over 2100 voters. Officials said the levy failure may trigger teacher turnover and delay opening the new high school. Mourouzis noted low school taxes but warned of cutbacks and choosing between quality education and basic instruction.
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