Rhodes unveils brainpower plan to expand higher education
Ohio auditor James Rhodes, GOP candidate for governor, unveils a "blueprint for brainpower" aimed at expanding state universities without new taxes. The plan would tap a $150 million capital improvements bond fund with voter approval, create a State Board of Regents for Higher Education, expand student loan programs, and boost community college and branch campus support while avoiding raid on operating funds.
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Rooney Tells Court About His Debts
In Los Angeles, Mickey Rooney told bankruptcy referee Joseph Tuesday that his debts total 494914 with assets of 500. He cited 108484 federal and 0826 state taxes due, and back alimony of 22980 to three ex wives. He earned about 12 million in 30 years in show business and faces a December 31 deadline for creditor objections to discharge.
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Iron Lung Patient Dies After Gallbladder Surgery
BAN JOSE Calif AP Mary Jane Needham spent 13 years in an iron lung after polio and died Tuesday from complications after gall bladder surgery. The 2 year old mother of three spent five years at Santa Clara County Hospital before going home in 1954 to be with her children in 1999. She co authored Looking Up a humorous account of her experiences.
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A Scheme Not Plan Mike Says
Governor Michael V. DiSalle accused Republican James A. Rhodes of pushing a higher education expansion as a scheme rather than a plan. Rhodes pledged to fund through a surplus in a $150 million capital improvements bond fund, but DiSalle rejected the claim, saying no surplus exists and no funds are available for the program.
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Kennedy Signs UN Bonds Bill in White House Ceremony
President Kennedy signed the United Nations bonds bill, using one of twelve pens presented to Adlai E. Stevenson. The measure allows the U S to lend up to 100 million on 25 year bonds at 2 percent, with total U N purchases capped by other members. Seventeen nations had bought 27.5 million and 26 more pledged 45 million. the UN faces financial strains from Soviet bloc nonpayment.
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