Ohio Supreme Court to Review Gilligan Bills Constitutionality
The Ohio Supreme Court agreed to review two lower court rulings that six bills passed by the 1974 General Assembly and signed by Gov. John Gilligan were unconstitutional for not obtaining required signature from Lt. Gov. John Brown.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio General Assembly
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Gev
John Brown
Ohio
Ohio Lottery Chief Fiscal Officer Fired Quietly
Robert J. McAuliffe, 43, chief fiscal officer of the Ohio Lottery Commission, was dismissed in a closed-door meeting. He said he had no idea what prompted the firing and noted he served at the pleasure of the commission. He had worked for the lottery since July 11, 1974.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Lottery Commission
Robert J. McAuliffe
Commission
McAuliffe
Missionaries Threaten CIA Suit Over Informant Use
David M. Stowe of the Board for World Ministries of the United Church of Christ warned the U S government the organization will sue to stop CIA use of American missionaries for information. He said the challenge would be pursued at whatever level necessary in a letter to presidential counsel Philip W. Buchen.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
CIA
Philip W. Buchen
Board For World Ministries of the
United Church of Christ
David M. Stowe
Congress stalls on tax cut veto extending 1975 cuts
Washington reports that Ford and Congress refuse a spending ceiling on a tax cut bill. The House upheld Ford's veto of a six month extension of 1975 tax cuts. Democrats said they had no further plans this year and Congress began to wind down for Christmas.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
House
Ohio Lottery Winning Numbers This Week
This week’s Ohio Lottery results list three digit 601, four digit 9556, five digit 48529, and six digit 260357. Super Santa numbers include two digit 11, 28, 37, 21. four digit 6715. five digit 78774. and six digit 760337.
Marriage Licenses and Births in Norwalk and Nearby
Marriage licenses list Donald D. Miller and Judith I. Robinson, both Norwalk. John M. Roeder and Crystal Hunter, New London. Births include a girl for Louis Dennis Jr. and wife in Norwalk. Gayle Whaley and spouse in Milan. Jack E. Blacketer and spouse in Monroeville. Edward Myers and spouse in Norwalk. Death noted Edith A. Tiedjens, 77, Hamilton.
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Donald D. Miller
Norwalk
Judith I. Robinson
John M. Roeder
New London
Crystal Hunter
Louis Dennis, Jr
Good Samaritan
Gayle Whaley
Milan
Sandusky Memorial
Jack E. Blacketer
Monroeville
Opinion Line Question on Teen Marriage Counseling Rule
Thursday's edition presents a public question about Judge Thomas E. Heydinger requiring three hours of marriage counseling for those under 18 seeking marriage. Readers are invited to share their views and reactions.
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Thomas E. Heydinger
Citizens debate teen marriage and counseling in local poll
In a heated discussion residents question age limits and mandatory counseling before marriage. Viewpoints clash over ministerial burdens and parental consent while a city vote on a municipal income tax nears with call numbers to vote yes or no.
United Airlines Strike Ends In Tentative Settlement
United Airlines and about 16 500 striking workers reached a tentative contract after an all night mediation. Pending ratification the carrier plans to resume more than 30 percent of service on Monday and full operation by Christmas Eve. Local and federal mediators praised the agreement as a timely breakthrough.
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Washington
APS
United Airlines
United
National Mediation Board
W.J. Usery
International Association of Machinists
Civil Aeronautics Board
City Likely to Vote on Half Percent Income Tax Hike
Norwalk officials signal a 1976 ballot for a half per cent income tax as deficits grow. Finance Director Colvin and Deputy George faced two hours of questions on 1976 appropriations. The councilman and committee chairmen cited rising general fund indebtedness to the sanitation department funded by federal revenue sharing.
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Norwalk
City Council
Douglas Colvin
Vernis George
Lawrence Bresson
Colvin
General Fund
Sanitation Department
Sanitation
Finance Committee
Ohio
Robert Williams
Robert Markel
Budget Talk Opens Despite Closed Meeting Debate
Law Director Ronald Freeman initially said the Finance Committee session could be closed to discuss the pay ordinance but later reversed, keeping the meeting open while still allowing a closed discussion on the pay ordinance. The panel also reviewed the budget and sanitation funding amid talk of income tax increases to balance the 1976 general fund.
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Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Wayne Goodsite
Live Nativity at St. Pauls Church Ends In Chaos
The live Nativity at St. Pauls Episcopal Church faced a rough start with a faulty sound system and four sheep breaking loose in the cemetery. Minnie the Holstein cow ate part of the scenery as the production, featuring animals from the Hammann family of New London, continues for a final 7 pm show lasting about 15 minutes.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Minnie
Bradley Baker
Electa Ann
West Main St
Old Church
Elden Smith
Governor Pleads Innocent in WV Extortion Case
West Virginia Governor Arch Moore told UPI that he is not guilty of extorting $25,000 from a bankrupt loan company in exchange for a state bank charter. Judge K K Hall released him on a $10,000 recognizance bond and set April 20 for trial. Aide William Loy was indicted with him and will be arraigned next Monday. Pretrial motions are due February 27 with responses by March 15.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
Arch Moore
U.S. District Court
K.K. Hall
Moore
William Loy
Hall
Arch Moore Jr
Touigh Norwalk High Prepares For Basketball Night
Touigh Norwalk High hosts Upper Sandusky in a boys basketball doubleheader at the junior high gym. The junior varsity game begins at 6 45 p m. Donald Miller and Judith Robinson of Olena plan a Saturday wedding at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in Room 116.
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Norwalk High
Upper Sandusky
Donald Miller
Judith Robinson
Olena
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Auditors Support Tax Freeze for Real Estate Assessments
The Ohio County Auditors Association backs Gov. Rhodes in urging the Board of Tax Appeals to freeze assessment levels. Kenneth Moll announced the endorsement, with Huron County Auditor Kenneth Reed voicing strong support amid a real estate re appraisal in effect.
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The
County Auditors Association of
Ohio
James Rhodes
Board of Tax Appeals
Kenneth Moll
Huron County
Kenneth
Reed
Rhodes
The Star of Bethlehem and planetary guidance
The article outlines astronomical explanations for the Star of Bethlehem, noting rare Jupiter Saturn conjunctions in 7 B C and Mars joining in 6 B C, with Pisces as the zodiac sign. It suggests Magi may have tracked a divine omen through planetary patterns and returns, while acknowledging dating uncertainties and scholarly objections.
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Bethlehem
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Palestine
Jerusalem
B.C
Jesus
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Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
New York
Kennedy
Dulles
Labor Department
Lottery
Mrs. Edward Myers
Norwalk, Girl
Edith A. Tiedjens
Hamilton
Usery
David H. Stowe
Bruce Hammanns
Touigh
Miller
Janesville Products
Don
Ruth Underwood
Fisher- Titus
Glenn Springer
Rolling Hills Church
Miss Robinson
Paul L. Maser
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