Plymouth Seer Sewer Plan Set At 102 000
Plymouth Council heard that upgrading and repairing the dilapidated sewer system would cost 102000 based on 1975 video surveys. Engineer Eugene Gerken cited major problems in Brooks Court and other areas including joint seepage cracked pipes and pipe heaving. Residents on Beelman Street use outhouses awaiting connections after repairs.
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Ohio Education Association backs plan to reform school funding
The Ohio Education Association endorsed State Rep. John Johnsons constitutional amendment proposal shifting school financing from residential agricultural property tax to personal corporate income tax and a commercial industrial utility property tax. The OEA says support is essential for voter backing of the amendment.
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Lukens Plans Run for Ohio State Auditor Nomination
Ohio state Sen. Donald E. Lukens 47 of Middletown will announce next week his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state auditor. Lukens, known for strong conservative support, seeks to test his strength in the statewide race.
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Bourque Arrested Over Campaign Posters Theft
In Abbeville Louisiana Lester J Bourque 35 a police chief candidate was arrested on charges of stealing an opponent s campaign posters and contributing to the delinquency of a minor who removed signs Bourque posted bond at 400 and the minor was not identified
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Weather and notices from LCC February 22 1978
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows 10 to 15. Snow Thursday with highs in the 30s and 20 percent then 60 percent chances. Tuesday temps 25 to minus 4. Sunrise 7 13 am sunset 6 09 pm. Marriage license actions list multiple couples with towns and occupations. Births list two local families with names and towns. Deaths note Dewey Mullins 63 Willard and Abbie Thomas 85 Norwalk.
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Miners Owners Talk Again in Coal Strike
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall called union and management negotiators to discuss settlement as the United Mine Workers spurned a private arbitration offer. UMW and Bituminous Coal Operators Association planned talks tonight, while White House officials showed little optimism. Governors from Kentucky to Ohio urged bargaining, amid protests and court actions over non union coal shipments and picketing in Illinois and Ohio.
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Miller Illiterate Union Officials Petition Leadership
Washington based United Press International reports dissident miners in western Kentucky filed petitions against Arnold Miller, claiming he is illiterate and not a leader. About 30 local officials collected 4000 signatures, roughly 2.5 percent of the United Mine Workers membership, triggering potential new elections under the union constitution.
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Nixon Plot to Assassinate Panamanian Official Reported
Senate briefed on 1973 Nixon administration plans to kill a Panamanian official over drug corruption. Focused on pressuring Torrijos regime through covert action, likely targeting Col Manuel Noriega, though no target named in public release. No further comment from Justice Department. Senate reaction remained low key.
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Sign Tough Credit Card Law Enacted by Rhodes
Gov James A Rhodes signed legislation to tighten penalties for fraudulent credit card use effective May 23. Current law regards stolen or expired cards for up to $150 as first degree misdemeanor. penalties include up to six months in jail or $1,000 fine. The new law allows stricter sentences if multiple offenses within 90 days total more than $150.
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Oscar Derby Headlines Women Space Old Woody Allen
Oscar nominations favor Julia and The Turning Point with eleven each, Star Wars and Close Encounters strong in the race. Woody Allen earns Best Actor Director and Writer nods for Annie Hall, while John Travolta shines in Saturday Night Fever with a Best Actor bid.
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