Ohio official critiques ADC funding in Rhodes budget
Columbus Finance Director Collier questions obvious failures in Aid to Dependent Children during a period of unemployment. He presents James A. Rhodes 1969-71 budget totaling 5.3 billion dollars with 877.8 million for public welfare, the largest share in the state. He notes welfare share is 37 percent of the current biennial budget and calls for scrutiny of three dollar figures in welfare spending.
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Columbus
Collier
Day
James A. Rhodes
Bienmie
Public Welfare Funds Rise Amid Critique of Aid Programs
A state official criticizes public welfare spending noting the Department of Public Welfare receives 864.2 x211110n plus funds for the orphans home and legal aid. He argues aid to dependent children and the disabled has grown rapidly while job training and employment prospects suffer. He calls the ADC program a failure and says many beneficiaries cannot be trained for work.
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Mallaum
Senate to Confirm Hickel as Interior Secretary
The Senate prepared to confirm Walter J. Hickel as secretary of the interior after a five day Senate committee review and two days of floor debate. Opponents were mainly Democrats led by Sen. William Proxmire who predicted at most 16 dissenting votes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
William Proxmire
Dwis
Hickel
Robinson Files For Council
Paul W. Robinson filed candidacy petitions with the Huron County Board of Elections for a City Council seat becoming the fifth candidate. He is the only Democrat among at large contenders while others include Independent Herman McCreary and Republican rivals David H Becker G Thomas Hutton and Domenic Coletta with incumbent Republican Allen Hakes aiming to return.
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Paul W. Robinson
Eastwood Drive
Huron County Board of Elections
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Herman McCreary
David H. Becker
G. Thomas Hutton
Domenic Coletta
Allen Hakes
Classified ads offer quick cash and selling tips
Monroeville adults must register for classes by 4 p.m. Friday. Registration can be completed by calling the superintendent of schools’ office.
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Dial
Monroeville
Superintendent of Schools
Campaign Spending Reported for Monroeville Levy
The Citizen's Committee for Better Education in Monroeville says it spent 42.28 supporting the school levy approved in the December special election.
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Citizen’s Committee For Better Education
Monroeville
Steele Resigns as Euclid Judge Amid Family Tragedy
Euclid Ohio January 31 1978 UPI Municipal Court Judge Robert Steele 37 resigns from the bench after his wife was found shot to death at their home two weeks earlier. He cites no comment beyond his resignation letter to Governor Rhodes. A Citizens Committee for Law Enforcement seeks his ouster with five signatures filing in Probate Court and a Jan 31 hearing set.
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Euclid, Ohio
UPI
Robert Steele
James A. Rhodes
Steele
Citizens Committee For Law Enforcement
United Citizens Council
Euclid
Trailer Registration Deadline Set by County Auditor
Kenneth W. Reed announced that trailer owners must register by January 31 or face fines from 25 to 50 dollars plus trailer tax and penalties. New trailers acquired after January 1 have 30 days to register, and unregistered owners must show an Ohio title or memorandum title. The auditor will inspect all house trailers to verify compliance with the Code.
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Kenneth W. Reed
Ohio
Fisher-Titus Auxiliary Seeks Members This Weekend
The Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Auxiliary invites volunteers Friday and Saturday to join. Sign up at Huron County Bank Citizens Bank Home Savings and Loan Schilds IGA or Wakeman Bank or at the Hospital admitting office. Members work at the hospital assisting patients with roles such as Candy Stripers and Pink Ladies.
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Huron County Bank
Citizens Bank
Home Savings and Loan
Schild
IGA
Wakeman Bank
Elyria to furlough police and fire after tax defeat
The defeat of a one percent city income tax in Elyria Ohio will trigger layoffs of an unspecified number of firemen and policemen within two weeks. Mayor Leonard Reichlin said the tax would have raised about 1.6 million dollars annually and that other city employees would be furloughed as the city operates with skeleton crews. A study of finances was planned this week.
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Elyria
Ohio
UPI
Leonard Reichlin
Reichlin
Newspaper subscription rates and counties served
The notice lists subscription terms from UPI News Service for areas including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural zones with carrier delivery. Rates are 45 per week by carrier, 15 per year by mail in Huron and Erie Counties or rural areas without carrier service, and 23.40 per year elsewhere in the US. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
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Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
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