Ohio legislature splits over campaign financing debate
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers press campaign finance bills as unions and party groups loom large in debates. House and Senate committees advance different versions with floor votes due Monday and a potential conference committee to reconcile differences.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Senate House Conference
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan vows veto of no fault auto bill over premium rise
Gov. John Gilligan repeated his pledge to veto the no fault auto insurance measure if it raises motorist premiums. He cited an independent study indicating up to 8 percent higher rates if the House bill becomes law. He blamed the lowered sue threshold from 1000 to 250 for increasing lawsuits and premiums. Senate hearings are not expected until the current special session ends.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Gilligan
House
Senate Insurance Committee
Traffic violators in court hear over 100 cases
Judge J. T. Lamb presided as more than 100 traffic violation cases were heard in municipal court. Bailey and Knutson were fined 50 dollars each plus three days in jail and a six month license suspension for drag racing. Collinsworth Wagers and Steele fined 50 dollars for careless driving with driving-school and suspension conditions. Hensley and Begley cited for noise violations. Hensley ordered to attend two driving-school sessions. An unrelated note mentions October bull races in Parmekasan Indonesia.
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J. T. Lamb
Robert Bailey
W. Eighth St
Franklin
William Knutson
Larry
Steven Wagers
Frederick Steele
Park Lane
Collinsworth
Ronald Hensley
Eaton Ave
Lanie Begley
Burbank St
Hensley
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Gopse
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Parmekasan
Madura
Indonesia
Master
BankAmericard
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Eagles
Bob Woodard
Carrousel
Mobile Home Community
Arrouse
I. Levitt
Hamilton-Middletown Rad
Hamilton, Ohio
West Side Federal
Middle Town
New Central Store