New Replacements Arrive in Vietnam Reflect on War
Pfc Joe Fortney and fellow draftees arrive in Pleiku Vietnam, face heat and uncertainty. They share memories of fallen comrades and discuss risks, duty, and what lies ahead as they settle into life with the 526th Replacement Co awaiting deployment with the 1st Air Cavalry and 4th Infantry Divisions.
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Pleiku
Vietnam
UPI
Joe Fortney
Malta
Ohio
Fortney
United States
Republic of Vietnam
Pfc
Wyatt Gordon
Indianapolis
Ind
Gordon
Army
1St Air Cavalry Division
4Th Infantry Division
John Zabroski
Burlington, Vt
Zabroski
David N. Ring
Sebring
Fla
Ring
1St Air Cavalry
Pvt
William Reese
Waterville
N.Y
Ohio Bond Commission Created by Amended Joint Resolution
The amended substitute House joint resolution proposes Article VIII Section 21 to create the Ohio Bond Commission with five nine year term electors appointed by the governor and Senate consent. It outlines duties, quorum, salaries, and powers to spend state funds on state buildings roads education health justice and various public works with strict election and appointment procedures. The measure calls for a statewide special election after the first Monday in May to approve the constitutional amendment.
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Senate
Commission
General Assembly
Caneer Assembly
House of Resentatives
United States
Ohio commission authority expands for urban renewal and highway bonds
The commission may fund urban renewal projects, public housing, libraries and other state capital needs with grants and bonds. It may borrow, issue obligations, and expend money for planning, legal services, and taxes on residential property tax deferrals. Restrictions apply to bond levels, revenue sources, and repayment.
Ohio commission bonds and tax fund structure outline
The text details the process for issuing bonds or other obligations, including certification by the General Assembly, required excises and taxes, and creation of a separate bond retirement fund. It describes maturities up to forty years, interest rates, and proceeds handling, with state ownership of property and powers to operate and dispose of assets.
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Co Ee
General Assembly
Commission
State of
Ohio
Ohio Bond Commission Revenue Bonds Amendment Text
The passage describes authorization for the Ohio Bond Commission to issue and sell revenue bonds including mortgage revenue bonds for public purposes. It states no faith and credit pledge by the state, sale timing and amounts by the commission, and contracts for construction. It requires annual reports and audits, open records, tax exemptions for bonds, and legal framework to operate. It emphasizes addition to existing powers, nondiscrimination by Article VIII limits, and publication and ballot requirements for the amendment.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Ohio Bond Commission
Ohio Bond Commission proposed to expand state debt powers
Legislation proposes amending Article VIII to add Section 21 enabling the Ohio Bond Commission to contract additional state debt for capital improvements. It outlines funding for government offices, penal and welfare institutions, education, transportation, parks, utilities, pollution control, airports, libraries, hospitals, and urban redevelopment, among others.
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Ohio Bond Commission
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
State commission powers on finance and revenue bonds
The text outlines the commission authority to establish and administer a fund for real estate tax relief, borrow money, issue highway obligations and other bonds, and pledge state taxes and excises for debt service. It sets caps: bond principal and interest not exceeding a portion of the general revenue fund, with highway bonds restricted to highway user taxes, and tax exemptions for all bonds. It also covers annual reports, audits, and legal provisions, including property appropriation and revenue bond issuance.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Commission
Tota General Revenue Fund
General Revenue Fund
Auditor of State
Ohio May 1967 election reads proposed constitutional amendment
Text notes that if a majority of electors vote for the amendment at the special election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May 1967, the measure becomes part of the Ohio Constitution. The provision specifies adoption by voter approval.
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State of
Ohio
Buy Now for Your First Home Says Industry Leader
Norman Strunk of the U S Savings and Loan League urges buyers to act, noting fewer new homes and rising costs make waits unwise. He cites bargains in existing homes, warns against overpaying for the area’s most expensive house, and offers practical checks on value and condition.
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New York
Norman Strunk
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Strunk
American Home Magazine
Ohio amend constitution proposed in amended substitute resolution
Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No. 12 calls a special May 1967 election to approve an amendment to Article II section 3 and to enact new sections of Article II and Article XI. It details election procedures, publication requirements, and clause alignment with statewide voting rules. It outlines biennial representatives terms and four year senate terms beginning 1969. It also sets residence requirements for senators and representatives.
Apportionment and Office Succession Provisions Described
The text outlines succession for state treasurer if a candidate cannot serve, detailing alternates from auditor of state to governor to attorney general or treasurer. It then explains decennial apportionment of the state for the house and senate using census-based ratios of 99 and 33, with district boundaries drawn to counties and municipalities and requirements for compactness and population ranges.
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
House of Representative
Auditor of State
Secretary
Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No 22 Filing
Text from the 1967 Ohio Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No 22 lays out constitutional amendments and apportionment rules for the legislature. It details governor and state officials duties, party affiliation conditions, and district representation rules including senate district population constraints and term assignments.
Ohio constitutional amendment on apportionment and districts
Text outlines Section 7 to 11 of Article XI detailing court jurisdiction over apportionment, notice requirements, and district boundaries for the 107th General Assembly. It discusses plan validity, temporary districting until 1973, severability, and ballot language asking voters to approve single member districts starting 1973.
Senate Joint Resolution No 12 Introduced in State Office
Senate Joint Resolution No 12 filed in the state office proposes amendments to sections of the Constitution. The measure references multiple dates in 1967 including March 28 and April 4 11 18 and 25.
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