Minor Ohio bills advance amid committee focus
Ohio lawmakers enter week seven of the current session with three minor floor votes all in the House. The measures would let the state auditor cancel two year uncashed warrants and the treasurer void two year unpresented depository trust checks, and set penalties for nonappearance at trials for non traffic defendants released on recognizance. Committees meet on strip mining controls, humane slaughter rules, a $7.5 million school deficiency appropriation, and raising the minimum driving age.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
House Agriculture and Conservation Committee
Senate Finance Committee
House
House Highways Committee
Velvet Glove at Shoestring Players Proves Painful
Review notes uneven enunciation and rushed lines but strong voice projection. The Velvet Glove centers on a Catholic college teacher facing dismissal. the bishop allies with nuns and Mother Superior to save him, ending with a conventional, optimistic outcome.
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Barnes Graham
Bishop Gregory
George Mahlke
Ann Brown
Dave Mayle
Conservation Camp Life Intrigues Area Woman
Mrs Sue Case Rodich, formerly of New London, now living in Monroe Michigan, plans her seventh year on the Ohio Forestry Camp staff at Tar Hollow State Park. The program hosts two week sessions each June for youths 15 to 18 sponsored by organizations with OFA covering 25 dollars per sponsor and ten dollars per camper. The camp includes a lodge, 30 cabins, classroom and activities, with waterfronts, crafts, a camp paper and nightly vesper services, field trips to Mead Paper Corp, and a rising interest of girls over boys.
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Helen Payne
New London
Ohio Forestry
Tar Hollow State Park
Sue Case Rodich
Archie Case
Monroe
Mich
Ohio Forestry Association
Chillicothe
Sue
OFA
Daily Camp
Lishing
Mead Paper Corp
Peru Township dump on agenda near Huron River
Peru township trustees seek Board of Health approval for a proposed dump along Snyder Road on land owned by Howard J. and Sharon R. Smith. The board meets at 10 a.m. Thursday. petitions in support exceed 75 percent, while objections come from Izaak Walton League and 20 local property owners.
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Peru
Board of Health
Huron River
Department of Health Office
Brown
Huron County
Izaak Walton League
Ridgefield Townships
Snyder Road
Howard J
Sharon R. Smith
Fumes Kill Three in Dayton Family Tragedy
Three members of the Farmer family died from carbon monoxide fumes in Dayton. Cheryl Farmer eight and Sheila Farmer sixteen months died when the grandmother, Lydia Farmer, entered the home Sunday night. Barbara Farmer thirty died at St Elizabeth Hospital early Monday. Three children remained in critical condition.
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Dayton
UPI
Cheryl Farmer
Sheila
Lydia Farmer
Barbara Farmer
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton Children Remain Hospitalized After Fire Fumes
The coroner says a kerosene furnace ran out of coal causing fumes to spread through the Dayton home. William Jr., 11 Pamela 6 and Gregory 7 stayed hospitalized with injuries.
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William Jr
Pamela
Gregory
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