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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
9
A wife writes of strain from her husband’s night shift while multiple legal notices outline a Butler County Ohio vote on tax levies and a county youth service bureau. Separate notices invite bids for Oxford swimming pool concessions with bid details and deadlines.
The text muses on imagining a crystal ball to glimpse future causes and places, pondering how foresight might reveal why events unfold and where they might lead in fate and decision making.
A Milwaukee tavern owner bans smoking inside with a sign Lungs at Work No Smoking Inside. Leonard Zurkowski reports a 4 percent weekly sales rise as smokers depart to tuck cigarettes away outside drawing customers from across the Milwaukee area.
Readable summary of multiple Ohio constitutional amendment resolutions proposed for the November 1975 election. The measures cover open space tax valuation, ballot order and party designation, direct primaries and delegate selection, rail transportation credits, and state lottery authorization, with specifics on sections to be amended and effective dates.
Ballot text and explanations for a 1975 Ohio constitutional amendment to permit tax assessments on land used exclusively for outdoor recreation at its current recreational value, with exceptions for land owned or controlled by discriminatory or civil rights violator groups. Explains effect, implementation date, and the legislature’s power to defer or recoup tax differences.
The text requests removing the present rotation rule in the Constitution and replacing it with a mandate for the General Assembly to enact a law establishing a method for fair candidate name treatment on ballots. It suggests rotating names by precinct rather than by ballot to achieve equity.
The measure seeks Section 14 of Article VIII to allow state and local transit authorities to extend credit or loans to federal rail reorganizations and to enable tax reductions on property used for rail service. It also provides reimbursement to local governments for revenue losses from such tax cuts and prohibits pledging tax money for bonds under this section. The General Assembly must pass it. the proposal is deemed necessary.
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