Ohio private colleges face aid bid rejection risk
Ohio's private colleges may lose a $30 million student aid bid as Dr. James A. Norton the regents chancellor recommends rejecting the plan primarily on cost. The board hears the proposal in Youngstown amid staff support for a targeted follow grant up to 725 per student and a higher maximum grant. Norton defends the board against a Governor's Council cost report and says reforms are part of long range higher education plans.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
Act of Regents
James A. Norton
Regents
Board of Regents
Youngstown
Duddy Jr
Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio
Norton
Governor’s Council On
Oalls
James A. Rhodes
Cnts
Ohio Lottery Debates Holiday Game Amid Personnel Shakeup
Ohio lottery commissioners approve a $100,000 holiday game to run five weeks ending Jan 2 while handling personnel changes. Deputy Director James Dickerson resigns amid a dispute with State Auditor Ferguson and a clash over Region 6 headquarters. Five field reps are fired after an executive session, and Acting Director Gerald Patronite and Region 6 Director John Burnworth clash over space and facilities.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Lottery
Herwine
James Dickerson
Gerald Patronite
John Burnworth
David Korosi
Earl Thompson
Canton
Thomas Coyne
Paul Saba
Leslie Rose
Cleveland
Commission
David Leahy
Dickerson
Land
Thomas Ferguson
Ferguson
Joseph T. Ferguson
Patronite
Burnworth
Marietta
Region 6
Leahy
Ohio official says Calabrese payments not to be investigated
An Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Compensation official said on Wednesday there are no plans to investigate payments totaling 9800 dollars to State Senator Anthony O. Calabrese of Cleveland. Deputy director Robert C. Daugherty cited difficulties in determining if the documents related to a claim involved fraud.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
Anthony O. Calabrese
D- 22
Cleveland
Robert C. Daugherty
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Raud
Births and dismissals list local hospital figures
Birth announcements record a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McGuire at 2221 Hawthorne St and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Collins at 8786A Dayton Oxford Road Franklin today. Dismissals list include James Back of Circle Ronalds Centers and several residents from Trenton Milton Road Middleton and Franklin areas.
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Wayne McGuire
Hawthorne St
Tim Gilley
River St
Franklin
Mark Stanley
Pierson Road
Trenton
Leslie Collins
Dayton Oxford Road
James Back
Circle Ronalds Centers
August Ave
Russell Dalton
Louis Kiss
Milton Road
Everett Salley
Poppy
John T. Baskette
Arcadia Drive
Hancel Brooks
Riverview Drive
Mossie Cloud
N. Dixie Highway
Anna Cochran
Central Ave
Marilyn Fields
Gratis
Katie Hollon
Roger McCormick
Raymond Moon Sr
N. Grimes St
Robert Nicholson
Middletown Hospital
Refugee from Vietnam Takes City Engineer Job in Ohio
Le Kahe Thi, a 51 year old refugee and former director at Vietnam's Ministry of Public Works, started as a nine thousand one hundred dollar a year engineer aide with Cuyahoga Falls. The federal training program funding lasts until next July, with a plan to secure new funds afterward. Thi and his family moved from Vietnam to Camp Pendleton and then Akron before arriving in Cuyahoga Falls.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Southietnam
Ministry of Public Works
le Kahe Thi
al Ganocy
Thi
Vietnam
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Akron
Ganocy
Middletown Zoning Code Protects Outlying Residential Areas
Middletown planning commissioners unanimously approved an amendment to shield non city residential zones from nearby industry. The change mirrors city rules and set back requirements for semi obnoxious facilities, and also governs new residential districts beyond city limits. Other actions included final approvals for a 46 office condominium project on Breiel Boulevard and a 12 lot subdivision near Cambridge Drive. Cardinal Industries sought approval for a 76 unit complex west Bresel and south of Bonita Drive.
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Mike McLeod Journal
Middletown
South
Fast Spring
Tom Webb
Adam Cristo
Breiel Boulevard
Manchester Manor, Inc
Cardinal Industries of
Columbus
Bresel
Bonita Drive
Ex-Supervisor Alleges Phantom Employees Tied to Gilligan Recount
A former Department of Taxation supervisor testified that officials knew phantom workers on the state payroll were aiding former Gov. John Gilligan’s recount effort. Roger Whaley said he delivered pay envelopes to the tax department head, who directed mailing. The testimony closed the prosecution case against three Gilligan campaign workers in Franklin County court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Taxation
Pantom
John J. Gilligan
Department
Roger Whaley
Robert J. Kosydar
Kosydar
Whaley
Gillians
Ranklin County
UD to study enrollment dip in Archdiocese report
The University of Dayton will study the fall in high school enrollment within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. The Center of Values in Education will conduct the study, with a final report due February 1, 1976.
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Dayton, Ohio
University of Dayton
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Center of Values In Education
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