Ohio News Media Press Open Meetings Bill
Ohio news leaders told a legislative panel that current open meetings rules enable secret policy talks. The bill would ban private meetings by a majority of any government body and require public notice of all meetings.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
R. Victor Dix
The
Wooster Daily Record
William J. Oertel
Ohio Newspaper Association
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Dix
Oertel
Ohio Broadcasting Industry
Congress
Sen
Thomas A. van Meter
Rushland
Robert Freeman
North Canton
People Aren't Buying Amid Lower Mortgage Rates
Jim Thompson of the U S Savings and Home League in Chicago says buyers remain scarce despite falling mortgage rates. He notes widespread skepticism about taking on new financial commitments in the current economy.
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Jim Thompson
U.S. Savings and Home League
Chicago
Weather and life notices from Willard area
February 26 1975 weather notes predict considerable cloudiness windy with snow flurries possible tonight and Thursday. Lows in mid 20s highs in 30s 30 percent then 40 percent precip. Sunrise sunset moonrise times and Tuesday temperatures listed. Marriage license for Elzie Baugh and Debra Nead in Willard. Births in area: Kamm Immel Heyman Dickman Reineck Hunt families. Deaths: Ida West 89 and Gerald Crawford 65.
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Lauren Kamm
New London
Good Samaritan
Timothy Immel
North Fairfield
Willard Area
David Heyman
Norwalk
Arthur Dickman
Robert Reineck
Jeffrey Hunt
Milan
Providence
Ida West
Willard
Gerald Crawford
Akron
Community development funds aiding local road projects debated
Readers weigh in on using federal community development funds for three local highways. Opinion line includes tax concerns and calls for better aging roads, plus a crowd pleaser for elderly bus options. Watergate figures touring the country are noted for paid appearances. Call numbers provided to vote yes or no.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer Vocational School Teachers Win $8,000 Starting Pay
Shelby Pioneer Vocational School teachers ratified a contract raising starting salaries to $8,000 for bachelors degree holders, ending a period that included a strike and the resignation of former superintendent Dr. Robert Schumann. The deal also expands benefits, sick leave, and non economic privileges, with parallel pay scales outlined for support staff.
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Shelby
Pioneer Vocational School
Huron County
Pioneer
Gale Leimbach
Robert Schumann
Schumann
South Central
Ehove
Creighton Christ
New Pioneer
Daley Wins Last Hurrah In A Walk
Chicago mayor Richard Daley, 72, wins a decisive Democratic primary, securing well over 60 percent amid age, scandal, and recent stroke effects. His victory signals a strong path to a fourth term in City Hall and reinforces his status as a powerful city boss in national politics.
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Daley
Chicago
UPI
Richard Daley
City Hall
Monroeville Man Guilty Of Armed Robbery
Ray Schaffer, 22, of Monroeville, found guilty of armed robbery in a trial that ended after about 12 days of testimony. The verdict was delivered at 2:50 p.m. by a 12-member jury. Sentencing was pending as prosecutors and defense discussed terms with Judge Robert Smith.
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Ray Schaffer
Monroeville
Schaffer
Fast Foods Mart
Harold Emmons
Clark Hunter
Donald Derby
Richard Hauser
Common Pleas
Robert Smith
Smith
Ohio lawmakers target loophole allowing liquor to minors
Ohio legislators moved to close a quirk in state law that lets adults furnish liquor to 18-to-20 year olds. The House committee approved emergency legislation banning furnishing anything stronger than beer to anyone under 21, amid debate on possibly lowering the drinking age to 18.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
General Assembly
House State Government Committee
Frederick N. Young
Dayton
Robert N. Farquhar
Gould, Bailey
Farquhar
Centerville
Woman Prepares Funeral Plans and Charity Legacy in Will
Olive Bollenbacher who died Feb 15 asked for a memorial at Peterchurch Park with three clergy from different faiths and a Lutheran hymn sung by Gail Ebert. Executor Lyle Fisher plans a 12 to 15 bedroom home on the site for foster children and a semi public park. The will also bequests to war bonds for grandsons and gifts to relatives. A separate Tucson item notes 1,000 job applicants for one garbageman post.
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Janet Conway
Olive Bollenbacher
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Garcia
Bollenbacher
Gail Ebert
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Students Against the
Students For Democratic Action Committee
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Ron Ziegler
John Dean
Eeva
Berlin-Milan
W. Reserve
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