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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
3
Ohio lawmakers introduced a congressional redistricting bill as a starting point in a three day special session aimed at creating 24 districts with nearly equal populations. The House also passed several measures including checks audit and tax steps before sending bills to the Senate.
Canton Ford Motor Co forging plant reduced staff by about 340 workers due to strikes at nine other plants. The layoffs are expected to keep employees idle for the rest of the week, according to a company spokesman.
In Columbus AP report Sen Charles H From runner tops list for Ohio Senate leadership next year while Sen William H Deddens of Cincinnati and others such as Sen Robert R Shaw Theodore M Gray and Ross Pepple are also mentioned Jones has not commented and may enter the race as 16 Republican senators plan for the caucus after Mechem's defeat Deddens becomes dean of the upper chamber with four-year term and leadership role ahead
A redistricting bill to create Ohio’s new 24th Congressional District would cut Butler, Warren and Clermont counties from the current district. The measure, drafted by Rep. Barry J. Levey and Rep. Walter Powell, seeks to place Butler with Warren and Clermont, with Butler County as a focal point of the 24th. The plan also splits Franklin County and shifts western Montgomery County into the Fourth District, reshaping 15 of 23 districts and prompting further hearings in Columbus.
State Finance Director Richard L. Krabach outlines a $275 million capital improvements bond issue proposed by Gov. Rhodes. He says up to $20 million yearly from general revenues can be used without tax increases, aided by retirements and prior savings, plus receipts exceeding expectations.
Butler County Medical Assistants join a non credit psychology course offered to members at Middle town High School. Norman Hayes, Manchester Junior High counselor, teaches the class each Tuesday evening.
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy, 61, died Monday night of a heart attack. Funeral services will be Friday at King Avenue Methodist Church, with burial in Union Cemetery. Dr. L. Claire Warden will officiate. In lieu of flowers, contributions go to the Roger W. Tracy memorial grant and aid fund at Ohio State University development fund.
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