Legislature Honors Burfess Lancione as 112th Assembly Closes
In Columbus the 112th Ohio General Assembly adjourned at 2:49 p.m. with tributes to retiring House members A.G. Lancione and Charles F. Kurfess. The body ratified a D C voting representation amendment for Congress despite GOP objections. Lancione hands over to Wayne L. Hays, who will fill the seat.
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Washington, D.C
112Th
Ohio General Assembly
House
Senate
113Th General Assembly
U.S
District of Columbia
Congress
D.C
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
A.G. Lancione
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Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
Lancione
Wayne L. Hays
Willard Man Sues for Slander in $500000 Suit
Don Sexton of Willard Files Common Pleas Court slander suit against Howard Zerkle and Robert Marlachek claiming they called him an alcoholic. He seeks $500,000 for damages to his reputation and occupation and demands a jury trial.
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Willard
Don Sexton
Common Pleas
Howard Zerkle
Robert Marlachek
Plymouth
Norwalk teachers approve pay increase for substitutes
Beginning teachers will be paid seven dollars forty two cents an hour for substitute during conference periods, not seven twenty five as reported. The new contract with the Norwalk Teachers Association was approved Wednesday night.
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CEI blasts Kucinich over Muny Light sale in Cleveland
CEI refuses to buy the Cleveland Municipal Light Plant as the city faces default. Board chair Karl H. Rudolph accuses Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich of stalling and politicizing the Muny Light issue, urging cooperation with the City Council and banks to resolve Cleveland’s financial crisis. The council plans a ballot measure to raise the income tax to 1.5 percent to help exit default.
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Cleveland Municipal Light Plant
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CEI
Dennis J.) Kucinich
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Rudolph
Dennis J. Kucinich
Muny
Steak Prices Abroad Stir American Shopping Nerves
Americans pay about 3 dollars per pound for sirloin in the United States while Tokyo markets charge 15.87 dollars and Copenhagen 8.69 dollars per pound. The figures were compiled by Carol Halverson an Ohio State University economics student during a Seeree with the U S Department of Agriculture Foreign ce.
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Carol Halverson
Upper Arlington
Ohio State University
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