Ohio House panel to hear Senate plan for school funds
The Ohio House Finance and Appropriations Committee opens a two day series of hearings on a Senate passed 199.9 million supplemental bill to keep public schools open through year end. Chair Rep Myrl Shoemaker leads the sessions after the 11 a.m. floor session with hearings set to continue Wednesday.
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Dick Kimmins
Columbus
UPI
Ohio House Finance and Appropriations Committee
Myrl Shoemaker
Dbourneville
City Auditor Smith dies at 78 in Port Clinton
William Smith longtime Port Clinton city auditor since 1968 died at Magruder Hospital aged 78. City Council will name a replacement, described by Mayor John Fritz as a grand old man who will be missed.
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Port Clinton, Ohio
UPI
William Smith
Magruder Hospital
Smith
Port Clinton
John Fritz
Boy 13 Leads 20 Mile Police Chase in Lancaster
A 13 year old boy, barely visible over the steering wheel, sped a car through Lancaster area roads in a 25 minute pursuit reaching 100 mph. The chase involved up to 10 patrol cars and a state police helicopter before the youth swerved to avoid a roadblock and crashed into an embankment. Police say the film Smokey and the Bandit inspired the stunt and detained the driver.
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Lancaster
UPI
WEATHER FORECAST AND LOCAL NOTICES FOR MARRIAGE BIRTHS DEATHS
Showers and thundershowers develop this evening and end Wednesday with 50 percent precipitation. Temperatures Monday 83 to 56, Monday total precipitation zero. Marriage licenses listed for Kieffer and Depinet Plymouth, Weisenberger and Youngeberg Wakeman. Births include Wallace Huron and Bunner Willard, Brant Norwalk. Death reported Alma W. White 78 Nova. There is a United Press International note about TV sets in the U S versus Japan population.
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David E. Kieffer
Plymouth
Yvonne A. Depinet
Timothy A. Weisenberger
Norwalk
Peggy J. Youngeberg
Wakeman
Joseph and
Terri Wallace
Huron
Second Thoughts On Proposition 13
Elizabeth Wharton reports on Howard Jarvis facing mixed reaction to Proposition 13 with voters showing morning after doubts about tax cuts. A UPI survey finds broad support for local property tax cuts but fear over service reductions, including elderly aid, education, and fire protection, as Jarvis remains a controversial hero to taxpayers.
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Elizabeth Wharton
United Press International
Howard Jarvis
S.I. Hayakawa
Capitol Hill
Jarvis
Washington
California
UPI
House
Heritage barn foundation set at Huron County Fairgrounds
Workmen poured the foundation for a century-old barn to be moved from Fairfield Township to the Huron County Fairgrounds. Ralph Albright estimates the structure, built around 1876, will anchor a broader 19th century settlement with outbuildings and a farmhouse. The project seeks donations and volunteers for restoration and year round public access.
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Dick Hobson
Huron County Fairgrounds
Fairfield Township
Ralph Albright
Royal Chisholm
Edwards Road
North Fairfield
Chisholm
Fairgrounds
Little Red
Albright
Huron County Bank
Sturbridge
Mass
Williamsburg
Agricultural Heritage Committee
John K. Wells
Americans split on tax cuts verses services in ABC poll
A nationwide ABC News Lou Harris poll of 1,500 adults June 14-17 shows 62 percent favor enacting state level tax cuts like California’s Proposition 13 if services remain intact, but oppose a 35 percent service cut. Local property taxes and federal income taxes are rated too high by 64 and 70 percent respectively.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
ABC News
Lou Harris
New York
UPS
California
ABC
Jarvis Gann
America
Norwalk City Franchise Committee to Meet at 7 PM
The franchise committee of the Norwalk city council will meet at 7 p.m followed by a city council meeting at 7 30 p.m in City Hall.
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City Council
City Hall
Carpenters Reject Contract Amid Multi-County Strike
A two week carpenters strike halts work for more than 1,000 workers across nine counties including Huron Erie and Lorain. Union negotiators rejected a three year contract as of June 5 with talks set for Sandusky at the Holiday Inn. Roth Construction reports limited activity and potential vacation by owner as wages and fringe benefits remain the focus.
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Huron
Erie
Lorain
Lake Erie
Ohio Contractors Association
Lake Erie Council
Huron County
Sandusky
Richland County
Cincinnati Man Named St Paul High Principal
Thomas E. Imerson of Cincinnati was chosen as principal of St. Paul High School to replace retiring Rockie Larizza. Imerson, 33, currently leads St. Saviour School and holds degrees from Xavier University. He will assume duties August 1 and relocate to Norwalk with wife Evelyn and two sons, Todd and Ryan.
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Thomas E. Imerson
Cincinnati
St. Paul High School
Robert R. Thomas
Imerson
Rockie Larizza
St. Saviour School
Xavier University
Regina High School
Daniel E Pilarczyk
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Charmaine Grilliot
Sisters of Most Precious
Norwalk
Hudson
Evelyn
Imersons
Todd
Ryan
Cleveland
St. Saviour
Betty Davis
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Carter
White House
Memphis, Tenn
Louis Bonicelli
Bonicelli
Geneva
Switzerland
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Smokey ‘N Bandit
Danny and
Shirley Bunner
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Ronald and
Carol Brant Sr
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Alma W. White
Nova
United States
Japan
Carpenters
Thomas
Revs. Thomas
Nelson Beaver
Robert Dendinger
Charles Roth
Donald Wheeler
Mary Teresilla
SNC
Sisters of Notre Dame
Larizza
Rev. Thomas
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