Democrats Press Reapportionment And Fair Housing Hearings
In Columbus the Democratic response to the Republican reapportionment plan is aired as House Speaker Roger Cloud opens House Rules Committee hearings on A.G. Lancione’s proposal to preserve at least one representative per county but grant smaller counties fractional votes. Senate panels hear opponents of two fair housing bills, with testimony continuing and potential subcommittee action planned. lawmakers also advance measures on recording fees, bouncing checks, and early police and fire examinations.
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A.G. Lancione
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Commerce and Labor
Legislature At A Glance In Columbus
UPI reports Monday actions in the Ohio legislature. The House passed HB 68 to let county recorders charge a 50 cent fee for certain instruments by a 122 to 0 vote though the emergency clause failed. HB 281 makes bouncing checks a misdemeanor by a 120 to 2 vote. HB 285 lets police and fire applicants be tested before age 21 by 120 to 2. Introduced HB 565 licensing for ministers to perform marriages HB 567 creates a new Division of Mental Retardation HB 569 adds barbiturates to drunk driving laws. S B 95 allows teachers with degrees two months pay while certification processes run. S B 234 requires proof of advance knowledge of obscenity before selling obscene literature.
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Edmund A. Sargus
St. Clairsville
Sargus
Max Dennis
Wilmington
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Irvin Dickman
Division of Forestry
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
H.B
Johnson warns U.S. must keep its word to world and nation
President Johnson told 42 state governors that preserving the nation’s word is the greatest government responsibility. He cited South Vietnam and Selma Alabama as examples and noted eight governors, including George Wallace, did not attend. He announced plans for a Mayors conference and briefed on domestic and world affairs.
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Indiana
Dayton man arrested after deadly car theft and shootings
Cleo Vernon Keaton, 27, already sought for questioning in four killings, was arrested by Greene County deputies and Jamestown police in James Town as he slept in the back of a stolen car. He was armed but offered no resistance.
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Xenia
Ohio
UPI
Dayton
Jamestown
Cleo Vernon Keaton
Greene County Sheriff's Deputies
Keaton spotted in Chilli cothe as fatal shooting spree unfolds
Murders tied to a federal fugitive warrant involve Keaton seen Monday in Chilli cothe where he stole a car. The chase ended when a deputy found a driver, Maurice L. Frances, shot and killed near Circleville. Police issue a statewide alert as Keaton’s past includes a Dayton drugstore robbery and two killings.
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Chillicothe
U.S. 22
Pickaway County
Maurice L. Frances
Williamsport
Circleville
Frances
Ohio Highway Patrol
Dayton
Montgomery County
Karl Bartee
New Carlisle
Mike
Ruth Sherman
Norwalk Reflector Advertising Details and Subscriptions
The Norwalk Reflector lists delivery locations including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas with carrier or mail options. Subscription rates include weekly mail delivery and email options and specify prices for rural areas without carrier service and nationwide mail.
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Norwain
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