Gilligan to unveil hold the line tax budget in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan plans an $8.6 to $8.8 billion budget for 1973-75 and will present it with a State of the State address tonight. A source says it will be slightly below his 1971 request and above his enacted amount. A side note discusses Southwestern Bell’s new snip and take policy offering $5 credits for customers who cut telephone cords on certain equipment.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
General Assembly
ST. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Norman Gossley
Southwestern Bell
Cease fire rumor persists as talks continue in capitals
Reports in Paris, Saigon and Washington push a cease fire toward an end to the war but officials warn major announcements are unlikely before Nixon's second inauguration. U.S. advisers prepare to pull back if attacked, and new food label rules may appear this summer. A California jury nears a verdict in the Juan Corona case.
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United Press International
Vietnam
Paris
Saigon
Washington
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
UPS
U.S
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Fairfield
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Shortage Of Rail Cars Drops Local Corn Prices
A railroad car shortage depresses local corn prices up to 37 cents below Chicago levels, clogging area elevators. Prices fell from 1.39 to 1.32 per bushel last Friday as cars remain scarce and trucks move only a fraction of shipments. Farmers, elevator managers, and Farm Bureau cite weather, propane shortages, and logistics as persistent market constraints.
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Janet Conway
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Dick Holmes
Norwalk
California bill seeks tax on pet foods to curb stray animals
Sacramento California legislator Assemblyman Mike Cullen proposes a one cent per can tax on non-contraceptive pet foods with funds to support county animal control. He says thousands of unwanted puppies and kittens are released by owners due to pound disposal fees.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Mike Cullen
Long Beach
County Animal Control Program
Cullen
Weather and vital notices from Norwalk area
Partly cloudy and warmer today with highs in the upper 50s and 10 percent rain chance. Lows tonight in the lower 40s, highs Thursday 55 to 60, with 20 percent precipitation. Norwalk temps show a 43 high and 30 low. Births include a Norwalk girl and a Norwalk boy. Deaths list Pearl Souslin and Lydia Cobb. Marriage license applications filed for Ronald Clay and Sharon Janeda.
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Norwalk
Ronald J. Clay
Sharon S. Janeda
Pearl Ray Souslin
Lydia Cobb
Berlin Heights
Lake Ene Threatnamed Storm Poised to Hit Lake Erie Shore
The U S Army Corps of Engineers warns Ohio Lake Erie shoreline faces potentially record flooding this spring as lake levels could reach five feet above normal. U S Rep Vanik cites millions in damage and thousands of acres at risk in the Vermilion Lagoons area amid spring storms.
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Cleveland
UPS
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers At
Buffalo
N.Y
Ohio
Lake Erie
U.S
Charles A. Vanik
Great Lakes Basin
Army
Vermilion Lagoons
No Sacred Cows Probe To Probe Medical Costs
State Rep. George Mastics says a new 13 member subcommittee will hold public hearings around Ohio to investigate rising hospital and medical costs. The study will examine Blue Cross Blue Shield rates, executives salaries, hospital expenses, interlocking directorships, and possible remedial legislation to curb spirals.
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Columbus
UPI
George Mastics
Fairview Park
Mastics
Select Committee
Blue Cross
Norwalk Sets Public Hearing on Subdivision Code
A public hearing on a new subdivision code for Norwalk is scheduled for 7 30 p m in the council chambers at city hall The Maplehurst Parent Teacher Association will also meet at that time in the Maplehurst Multipurpose Room A musical presentation by the string class will accompany the events.
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Norwalk
Council
City Hall
Maplehurst
Parent-Teacher Association
Lawsuit Against Hospital Settled in Ohio Case
A negligence suit against Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, linked to the death of Mrs. Glenn C. Downing on June 23, 1970, was settled out of court after testimony in Common Pleas Court. Attorneys cited issues with a cardiac monitor and timing of equipment, while hospital and physician witnesses described the events surrounding anesthesia and a bowel obstruction.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Common Pleas
Glenn C. Downing
Richard C. Westhofen
Shan A. Mohammed
Clerk of Courts
Clark Hunter
Salvatore P. Jefferies
Cleveland
Downing
Fisher
Delianides Named Director of Home Savings and Loan Board
Socrates Delianides was elected to the board of directors at the annual meeting Tuesday night expanding board memberships from seven to eight. Delianides, who joined the company in 1971, serves as executive vice president and managing officer.
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Socrates Delianides
Home Savings and Loan Association
Delianides
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Corte Madera
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Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Lake Ene
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