6th Interim Budget Slated For State
In Columbus AP report, the 109th General Assembly plans its fifth budget bill in three months. The $151.5 million measure funds school foundation payments, state payroll, and welfare through September. An added $2.7 million would aid 22 districts at risk of autumn school closures, despite opposition from Rep. Frederick Young. Gov. Gilligan urged quick action to avert financial disaster for schools. Dr. Essex noted funds must start by Sept. 23 to reach 625 districts. several districts seek audits for possible closures.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
House
House Finance Committee
Frederick Young
R-84
Dayton
Young
Charles Kurfess
Perrynsburg
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Civic Club
Martin Essex
Mansfield
Robert Netzley
Laura
Man Sues For Injuries From Fall
Hamilton and Middletown residents Charles and Mary Elizabeth Mize sue Landmark Inc Hawthorne Leving Co and Mikesell Wynne Co in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 275000 dollars. They allege a defective manlift caused a fall on Sept 30 1969 while Mize was installing equipment in Findlay. Fractures of both feet and ankles cited. Mary Mize seeks 25000 dollars for loss of consortium.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Charles Mize
Mary Elizabeth
Taylor Ave
Landmark, Inc
S. C St
Hawthorne-Leving Co., Inc
N. Ohio Ave
Sidney
Mize
Mikesell & Wynne Co
Landmark
Findlay
Hawthorne-Leving
Mexican American Picked For Treasurer
President Nixon nominated Romana Banuelos the Mexican American banker to be the new Treasurer of the United States with a sample signature shown. Banuelos, 46, chair of Pan American National Bank of East Los Angeles, will replace Dorothy Kabis who died July 3. The post pays 36000 annually and requires Senate approval.
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Washington
Nixon
Romana Banuelos
United States
America
Senate
American Motors
American Motors Son
Peigeely
Ohio Realtors Join New National Political Action Committee
Ohio Realtors plan to support campaigns through a new Real Estate Political Action Committee. At the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards annual convention in Cleveland, President Chester Sudbrack announced about 55000 raised this year. Paul Everson of Euclid leads the Real Estate Political Action Committee and chairs the National Association of Realtors' PAC.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Chester Sudbrack
Cincinnati
Paul Everson
Euclid
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Lawmaker seeks full probe into 39 million Treasury loan
House Banking Chair Wright Patman calls for a General Accounting Office inquiry into the Treasury free use of 38.8 million to National City Bank of New York after a double payment error. He urges return of any gains and questions the legal authority behind the deal. The error, tied to Export-Import Bank notes, allowed a two month free use period amid rising prime rates.
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Washington (Ap
House Banking Committee
Treasury
Wright Patman
D. Tex
Treasury Department
Natonal City Bank of
New York
Associated Press
General Accounting Office
Congress
iTreasury Department
National City
Series BB
Army Specialist 4 Dieter Fiser Dies in Southeast Asia
Washington AP reports Army Spec. 4 Dieter Fiser of Cleveland died in Southeast Asia from non combat causes. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Viclav Fiser.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Dieter Fiser
Cleveland
Southeast
Asia
Viclav Fiser
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Joseph Ferguson
Findlay, Clyde, Sidney and Wilmington
Man
Romana
Ohio Realtors
Patman
Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Detroit
Wilmer Motor Inc
Manchester Ave
Middletown, Ohio
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