Ohio minimum wage rises to 2.30 dollar hour Sunday
Ohio’s non agricultural minimum wage increases Sunday to 2.30 per hour from 2.10 as part of a four step rise. Agricultural workers gain only 10 cents to 2.20 per hour. The state law, implemented over 16 months, affects employers with over 99 000 dollars in gross receipts not engaged in interstate commerce. Federal rules apply to larger interstate businesses.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
Congress
Jack Klein
State Department of Industrial Relations
Florist Faces Coal Shortage Amid Mine Strike
Newark florist William Brun, owner of greenhouse plants worth 150000 dollars, faced coal shortages during a United Mine Workers strike. After a Columbus Dispatch article, he received about ten offers of coal from Ohio and Kentucky and may start a coal brokerage task force to aid the state energy office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ohio
UPI
William Brun
United Mine Workers
Columbus Dispatch
Brun
Kentucky
State Energy Office
No Decision On Twins At Bucyrus
Infant Siamese twin boys Mark and Matthew Myers remain in fair condition at Children’s Hospital in Columbus. Officials say no decision has been made on separating the twins who are joined at the abdomen and were born December 9 at Marion General Hospital. Their parents, Frank and Mrs Myers, live in Bucyrus where local ministers and friends organized a medical fund led by Bob Clady of Clady’s Drugs.
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Columbus
UPI
Frank Myers
Bucyrus
Children’s Hospital
Mark
Matthew
Marion General Hospital
Myers
Bob Clady
Clady
No Liquor Sales At Gas Station In Willoughby
Judge grants temporary restraining order halting carry-out alcohol sales at the Willoughby service station operated by John H. Lave at 34801 Ridge Rd until Lake County case resolves. Law director Louis A. Turi Jr. cites zoning violations. board license action remains unrestricted.
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Willoughby
Ohio
UPI
John H. Lave
Ridge Rd
Louis A. Turi Jr
Lake County Common Pleas Court
Painesville
John M. Parks
Turi
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Lavo
Parks
Power shutoff threatened for woman with six children in Dayton
DP&L plans to cut electricity to the home of Mrs. Sally Birchfield and her six children for unpaid bills exceeding 600 dollars. Social Security delays blamed as DP&L negotiates with the SSA and neighbors. if payment is not made by Wednesday, power will be shut off.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
Dayton Power and Light Co
Sally Birchfield
Don Speyer
Dp&l
Social Security Administration
Markets Tuesday 1977 Wheat and Soybeans Prices
Local price snapshots show Wheat at 2.50, Corn 1.96, Oats 1.55, Soybeans 5.68 for Tuesday December 27 1977. Prices reflect regional market values and commodity trading activity.
Airport budget tight as Riggs hire sparks debate
Authority members clash over funding for legal counsel to defend airport case. Asst. Prosecutor Fynes says hiring Riggs is essential though costly, while Reach argues the city and county should cover the expense. Officers postponed elections until the Zoellner suit ends. some members consider resignations if the judge sides with Zoellner.
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Authority
Chase
Riggs
Jack Fynes
Fynes
Richard Hauser
Dean Strimple
City Law
Zoellner
Reach
Urban Livengood Jr
Walton Jarvis
Rench
Robert J. Vetter
Directions to Kenston Invitation Tournament
Instructions to reach Kenston High School in Chagrin Falls for the Norwalk High wrestling team Kenston Invitation Tournament on Thursday and Friday. Follow the Ohio Turnpike exit 13 take Rt. 43 north into Aurora then Rt. 306 to Bainbridge Auburn Road turn right to Snyder Road school half a mile down.
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Kenston High School
Chagrin Falls
Norwalk High School
Kenston
Aurora
Rt. 306
Bainbridge-Auburn Road
Snyder Road
Grave Charge Hiked at Woodlawn Cemetery
Norwalk Cemetery Association raised digging fees from 125 to 150 dollars citing higher maintenance costs. In 1977 the cemetery hired a full time superintendent and microfilmed burial and lot records dating to 1854. Trustees also approved unpotted flowers on graves. Norwalk Library Board meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the children's department.
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Norwalk Cemetery Association
Woodlawn Cemetery
J. T. Lendrum
Lendrum
Clarence Ellett
Norwalk Library Board of Trustees
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Thelma M. Finlay
Thelma Meehling Finlay
Flesherton
Ontario
Canada
Elyria
Cecil Dewiel
Cecil Frederick Dewiel
Lehigh Road
Norwalk
Lykens Township
Crawford County
Service Garage Inc
West Hartland United Methodist Church
U.S. Army Artillery
Virginia
Clem
Rita Kay
Burton
Crestline
Flossie Deweil
Earl Rachael Brown
Sycamore
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Richard Harper
West Hartland United
Peru
Ind
U.S. Air Force
Kenneth A. Krafcczinski
Donald Krafcczinski
New London
Krafczinski
Grissom Afb
BYS_AND_ SMITHS
Tom Lendrum
W. Main St
Robert Berry
Richard Smith
Craig Holman
Mit
Lawson
Tahiti
Fisher—Titus Memorial Hospital
J. Peter Scheid
Milan
Sylvia Francis
Dennis Cole
Linda Kaiser
Gladys Heyman
Michael Sunderman
Wakeman
Gary Saxton
Daniel Lindenberger
Monroeville
Karen Nardecchia
Amy Nardecchia
Edna Hohler
Christine Pocock
Wellington
Gary Mayer
Caroll Young
Pittsburgh
Paul Manlet
Norbert McKenzie
Patricia Paramore
Greenwich
Mary Powell
Republic
Joan McFadden
Hilda Roeder
Hazel Hall
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