State Park Lodge bids spike for Salt Fork project near Cambridge
State officials reviewed bids for an eight million dollar Salt Fork State Park lodge complex near Cambridge. Bids cover general construction and major facilities for a 150 room lodge 75 cabins golf course and marina while electrical work remains separate. Companies from across Ohio and neighboring states submitted bids with totals ranging from about 3.8 to 4.9 million for general work and higher for specialized trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Salt Fork State Park
Cambridge
Cleveland
Marietta
X.L. Corp
Creative Construction
Koski Construction
Ashtabula
Messer and Sons
A.W. Smith Construction Co
Bergen Bros
Logstrom Plumbing, Inc
Belpre
Randolph and Sons
Kestway
Nova
J.F. Dible Co
Carey
J.F. Dible
Randolph and Son
George P. Frueh Co
Zanesville
Jess Howard Electrical Co
Northwest Electric Co
Erie
Atlas Electrical Construction Inc
Elyria
Senate Tunes Up State Song Beautiful Ohio Selected
The Ohio Senate approved adopting Beautiful Ohio as the state song after House approval and a crafted selection process by the Ohio Arts Council. Gov. James A. Rhodes awaits signature as the measure stands ready to replace the long statehood absence with a chosen anthem.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
James A. Rhodes
Ballard MacDonald
Mary Earl
General Assembly
Ohio Arts Council
Ohio approves $4.1 billion two-year state budget
Both parties celebrate as the $4.1 billion two-year budget clears the Ohio Assembly and heads to Gov. Rhodes for signature. The plan expands the Controlling Board to seven members with six legislators and one cabinet official, shifting oversight of state funds.
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Columbus
UPI
House
Charles Kurfess
Senate
Theodore Gray
James A. Rhodes
John M. McElroy
Rhodes
State Controlling Board
House- Senate
Department of Mental Hygiene
House Approves 2.4 Billion for Atomic Energy Operation
The House sent to the White House a 2.4 billion dollar authorization for the Atomic Energy Commission for the 1970 fiscal year. Theodore Lyman Eliot Jr., 41, was named special assistant to Secretary of State William Rogers and executive secretary, replacing Benjamin Huger Reade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Theodore Lyman Eliot Jr
Foreign Service
William P. Rogers
State Department
Eliot
Benjamin Huger Reade
Dean Rusk
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New State Park
Frank Messer and Sons Cincinnati
Six Industries, Inc
Springfield
Creative Construction Corp
Dayton
R.J. Mason Co., Inc
Russ Lander and Sons, Inc
Buffalo
N.Y
Wasserstrom Fixture and Supply Co
H. Lauber and Co
Cincinnati
Backus Associates
Thomas Ruff and Co
W.A. Bratchurd and Son
H.F. Randolph Plumbing, Inc
Bergen Bros., Inc
Geesling Co
Lancaster
Dixson and_ Son, Inc
Newark
Bestway Mechanical Contracting Co
Nova Co., Inc
Avon
E.B. Katz Co
Nova Co
Bestway
L.R. Skelton and Co
C.M. Luburgh
Spector's
E. Main ST
J & D GO GO
Jackson, Mich
Alo
East End
W.H.L.O
Norwalk Fairgrounds
Norwalk
Lawson
House Interstate Cooperative
By Betty Work
Statehouse
RED Cross
Sales Vressoes
Men
Dauch Concrete
New York
Jackie Gleason
Genevieve
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