Four of Conneaut family killed in Ohio Turnpike crash
A collision involving two cars and a truck on the Ohio Turnpike left four members of a Conneaut family dead. Woodrow Burcham and his wife Diane were killed along with their children Timothy and Brian Jeffrey. Dean Hastings and his wife Theresa and son Sean were hospitalized in various conditions. Truck driver Eugene Mikesell received treatment for injuries. Traffic was blocked for nearly four hours.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Conneaut
Strongsville
North Olmsted
Woodrow Burcham
Diane
Timothy
Brian Jeffrey
Dean Hastings
Bolingbrook
Tull
Southwest General Hospital
Theresa
Sean
Eugene Mikesell
Bryan
Ohio Legislature Advances Energy and School Reform Measures
Ohio Senators approve a plan to create the Ohio Energy Research and Development Agency to fund coal mining and gas projects and expand energy supplies. The House passes a public school suspension guideline bill tied to due process. A truck size and weight bill advances, and other energy and vehicle bills await further floor votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
House
Ohio Energy Research and Development Agency
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Indictments Hit Gilligan Recount Workers in Payroll Case
Five recount workers and John Gilligan recount committee members were indicted for grand theft over 17 833 09 in state wages. Deputy campaign manager William J Bannon led the planning group but faced no liability. Ten former state employees pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft with restitution 11 100 and six month suspended sentences.]]
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Franklin County
George C. Smith
William J. Bannon
Gilligan
Smith
Grand Theft
Bannon
Ltle
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
S. Michael Miller
Thomas Ferguson
Richard Celeste
Celeste
State Tax Department
Elaine M. Fortney
Cleveland Heights
Thomas J. George
Republicans scrutinize proposed state school aid formula
House Finance Committee members, led by Republicans, questioned Senate sponsors of the school aid formula two weeks after Senate passage. They argued the plan would raise reliance on property taxes and violate a 1971 pledge tied to the income tax adoption. The sponsor cited economic conditions. GOPs also opposed a clause prohibiting property tax rollbacks.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
House Finance Committee
House Committee
Sen
Morris Jackson
Cleveland
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