Ohio bottle bill push faces long odds in Ohio legislature
A&OAR promotes a statewide vote on deposits for throwaway beer and soda containers. Rep. Virginia Aveni backs a 5 to 10 cent returnable deposit and bans on nonreturnables, arguing reduced litter and recycling benefits. Critics warn of potential 10,000 jobs loss and expect legislative inaction continues.
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Virginia Aveni
Miss Aveni
OAR
William Costello
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Costello
OMA
Ohio Afl-Cio
Glass and Can
Carter Faces High Stakes in Canal Treaty Fight
President Carter confronts a tight battle over two Panama Canal treaties needing a two thirds Senate vote. He argues the pact shows U S fairness in foreign policy, while conservatives plan a strong opposition and election year pressure looms. The outcome could shape American diplomacy and domestic politics.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Carter
Panama Canal
Senate
U.S
Omar Torrijos
Latin America
Middletown approves vacating three portions of alleys west of Main
The Middletown City Commission adopts an emergency ordinance vacating three 15 foot public alleys west of Main Street near Concord Avenue with an easement reserved for public utilities. The measure, adopted September 6 1977, follows Planning Commission review and a public hearing held August 16 1977.
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Main Street
Concord Avenue
Middletown
Ohio
City Planning Commission
City Commission
Commission Chamber
City Centre Plaza
City of
Butler County
Thomas C. Blake
Bettie J. Arthur
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Alliance For
North Middletown
Basin “G
Director of Public Service
Spring Branch
Houston
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Woodrow Wilson
Topping
Dee
Ranola
Germantown Road
South Main Street
Rike
Ruth Andrews
Jack Siefert
Dayton Mall
Call
Ee Insurance Associates
Middletown & Franklin
N. Main St
S. Main St
Franklin
Richie
Central
Mike Mehas
Lorene
Cremeans
Lal
Litton
America
Cremeans Trenton
Appliance and Tv, Inc
E. State St
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