Italians Lean Left In Reaction To Living Standards
Italian regional elections show the Communist party gaining 2.4 million votes, the largest regional-electoral gain to date, amid enduring poor living standards. Analysts warn the shift could reshape government policy and heighten clashes with the Christian Democrats, testing NATO cohesion.
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Ohio patrolmen to take Carnegie human relations course
The Ohio Controlling Board approved 15930 for 54 highway patrolmen to undergo Dale Carnegie Course based human relations training after citizen complaints and supervisor evaluations. In Ramona California Steve Ford, the President’s youngest son, recounts a rough first rodeo lesson with bucking horses and a bronc.
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Ford Pledges Regulatory Reform To Aid Small Business
President Ford told the National Federation of Independent Business he will cut federal red tape and unfair regulations to aid small firms. He announced a White House paperwork reform push, a Federal Paperwork Commission, and meetings with Congress and regulatory agencies to curb spending and restore competition.
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Pease Defends School Tax Bill Against Windfall Claim
State Senator Donald Pease defended a school tax bill amid claims it would not yield a windfall for schools. He described the measure as aimed at equalizing district funding while allowing limited downward adjustments only after six-year reappraisals, with concerns voiced by Huron County Auditor Kenneth Reed.
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Fred Deering
Huron County
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Reed
Ford vetoes 1.35 billion housing bill after briefing
President Ford indicated he will veto the housing bill citing lack of impact and poor planning. House Republican leader Rhodes said lawmakers may attach a substitute measure while Ford weighs action by June 24. Supporters say the bill would spur 400 000 new houses and ease foreclosures with subsidies and credits.
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Newark Tonight City Council Weighs 1976 Budget Hearings
Newark council meets at 7 30 pm in city hall to hear the 1976 budget and two rezoning requests. The King Brothers Circus midway opens at 7 pm at the county fairgrounds and the show starts at 8 pm, sponsored by the Elks Club.
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Weather Brief and Local Marriage Notices
Thundershowers likely tonight with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Partly cloudy Wednesday, 70 percent rain tonight, 40 percent Wednesday. Agricultural note: humidity 55 percent this afternoon, spotty rainfall up to half an inch. Births and deaths listed: Richards Edwards boy, Roy Hall girl, William Cofer 48, Myrtle Bish 90, Albert Buescher 79.
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Willard
Myrtle Bish
Greenwich
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Opinion Line: Should girls wear groin guards in youth baseball
Readers debate whether an 8 year old girl benched for not wearing an athletic cup should face the same rules as boys. The poll asks if protective gear should apply to girls on boys teams with votes collected by phone.
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Monroeville Coach Sues Board Over Firing
Fornsaglio, fired as head football and track coach and freshman basketball coach at Monroeville High, seeks a court order to require the Board of Education to honor his contract and halt hiring replacements. He claims the district violated the Ohio Revised Code and that notice of nonrenewal was not given timely. A deposition date is set for July 3 at the Huron County Courthouse.
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Monroeville High School
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Fornsaglio
Monroeville Board of Education
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Donald Halsey
J. Miller
Huron County
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