Wealthy Cleveland landholders face tax delinquency list
A Cuyahoga County tax delinquency list shows several landholding companies controlled by prominent Cleveland businessmen and attorneys owe over 80000 in unpaid property taxes. County Treasurer Frank Gaul notes delinquency may reflect tax advantages rather than inability to pay, with low penalties and 4 percent borrowing-like costs.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Frank Gaul
Ohio
California Primary Focus Sparks Tax Cut Debate Prop 13
Eyes of the nation turn to California as Prop 13, a 1 percent cap on property taxes, dominates the primary scene. Gov. Brown faces a lopsided Democratic field while Republicans vie with leaders like Evelle Younger. Across eight states, voters weigh tax cuts and party battles in a high-stakes election day.
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California
Montana
Mississippi
New Jersey
New Mexico
Ohio
Iowa
South Dakota
Congress
Edmund G. Brown
Richard Celeste
Dale Reusch
Wayne Hays
Bruce King
Robert Ferguson
Joe Skeen
Bob Grant
Harvey Wollman
William Janklow
Robert Kneip
Senate
James Abourezk
Larry Pressler
Rapid City
Don Barnett
Ken Stofferman
Ohio National Guard to train nationwide and at Camp Grayling
About 6,000 Ohio Army National Guard members will convoy to Camp Grayling Michigan for two weeks of annual training. Units from Columbus Cleveland Toledo Akron Canton Cincinnati and other cities will participate. The 73rd Infantry Brigade Separate based in Columbus will train at Fort Campbell Kentucky, with other Ohio units at sites including Camp Perry Ohio and locations in Germany England Missouri Texas Arizona Wisconsin.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio National Guard
Camp Grayling
Mich
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Ohio Guard
73Rd
Fort Campbell
Ohio
Germany
England
Missouri
Texas
Arizona
Wisconsin
Camp Perry
Gleason Ready to Meet TV Duties After Bypass
Chicago report says Jackie Gleason, 62, rose from bed three times Monday as doctors note he can fulfill fall TV commitments. He recently underwent a triple coronary bypass at Michael Reese Hospital after arteries to the heart were severely clogged, risking a heart attack. Doctors urge weight loss and quitting a heavy smoking habit.
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Chicago
UPI
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Michael Reese Hospital
Woman seeks EPA permit to scatter husband's ashes in Great Lakes
Barbara Borthwick of Fairview Park plans to ask the EPA for permission to scatter her husband Stuart's ashes on the Great Lakes. A promise from Oglebay Norton Co. to fulfill the scattering was never carried out due to publicity and pollution regulations, prompting her to pursue official approval despite past reminders.
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Fairview Park
Ohio
UPI
Great Lakes
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Barbara Borthwick
Stuart
Oglebay Norton Co
Ohio primary voting light in statewide turnout forecast
Secretary of State Ted Brown reported light early voting in the Ohio primary with state and local races on ballots. He expected turnout between 1.5 and 1.6 million, potentially the lowest gubernatorial primary since 1966.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted Brown
Weather and births and deaths report for the region
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 50 percent shower chance and lows in the low 60s. Wednesday brings showers and possible thundershowers, windy and humid, with a 70 percent chance and highs in the 75 to 80 range. Also notes births Curtis and Cindy Boyd Greenwich boy and deaths Kenneth L. Clawson Berlin Heights 71 Clemmmna Pearl Gibson 73 Willard Mardell Beeble 59 Painesville. United Press International reports Barbados has the lowest death rate worldwide in December and January.
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Kenneth L. Clawson
Berlin Heights
Clemmmna Pearl Gibson
Willard
Mardell Beeble
Painesville
Ohio apologizes to Indians for park manager remark
Delaware Ohio UPI report says about 300 Indian campers walking cross country to protest federal Indian legislation were apologized to by Dale Balsar assistant chief of the Natural Resources Department. Balsar promised no armed personnel will enter their camp area. The campers accuse Park Manager Frank Gressner of threats. Gressner denies intent to force them out while noting rangers in uniform carry guns as part of their attire.
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Delaware, Ohio
UPI
Delaware State Park
California
Washington
Dale Balsar
State Natural Resources Department
Office of General Services
Henry Dominguez
Congress
Frank Gressner
Balsar
Wellington youths held for arson in downtown fires
Wellington police arrested two youths aged 15 and 16 in connection with a series of fires on Saturday. One blaze caused about 200000 dollars in damage and destroyed three downtown businesses. The youths, from Wellington, were charged with arson. identities were not released.
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Wellington
Ohio
UPI
Jay Cr
Lake Erie carpenters strike after failed talks
About 1,000 union carpenters in the Lake Erie district did not report for work after an all day negotiating session failed to avert a strike. Ernest Denechia, business manager, said talks with the Ohio Contractors Association at the Holiday Inn in Sandusky broke off Monday night. The walkout affects nine counties including Huron, Erie and Lorain.
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Lake Erie District
Ernest Denechia
Lake Erie
Denechia
Huron
Erie
Lorain
Library seeks federal funds to repair Norwalk roof
Norwalk Library Board president Ray Sizemore urged Monday night that federal revenue sharing funds be earmarked for library roof repairs. He cited a needed $80,000, noting a prior request for about $13,000 in May to partially cover the roof. Built in 1904, the library’s roof funding was discussed at a special city hall hearing on allocation of the federal funds. The city seeks to divert funds over $200,000 to garbage pickup and capital improvements.
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Ray Sizemore
Norwalk
Sizemore
Pastors Reassigned in Ohio United Methodist Churches
The Ohio East Area of the United Methodist Church announced Sunday worship will feature new ministers at five area churches. Among 850 eastern Ohio pastoral appointments to be confirmed at Lakeside in June 1923, Richard Lawrence moves to North Fairfield, James P. Nolte takes Norwalk, Charles L. McCoy shifts to Coal Run Beverly, Charles J. Nash moves to Edison Memorial Milan, with John F. Herion serving Fitchville and Willis H. Ludlow at Rochester in New London.
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Ohio East
United Methodist Church
Ohio
Lakeside
Richard Lawrence
First United Methodist Church of
Norwalk
North Fairfield
Beverly
Coal Run United Methodist Church
Charles J. Nash
Edison Memorial
Milan
New London
John F. Herion
Fitchville
Willis H. Ludlow
Rochester
Low Turnout Expected in Huron County Primaries
Madge Earl, director of the Huron County Board of Elections, notes 268 polling workers staffing 67 precincts as 23,414 registered voters are set to vote from 6:30 a.m. to 7:36 p.m. She anticipates turnout under 30 percent due to the absence of a presidential race and says no election snags have occurred so far.
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Huron County
Madge Earl
Huron County Board of Elections
Earl
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