Ohio Senate Committee Backs Amnesty Measure In Brief Session
In Columbus the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a resolution opposing amnesty for draft dodgers who fled the country by a 6 to 1 vote. Sen. Donald E. Lukens led the measure with Sen. Paul R. Matia the sole dissenter. The panel also backed a House-passed bill adding a judge to Elyria and Lorain municipal courts and scheduled a vote on a dealer title bill allowing 90 day vehicle holds without title transfer.
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Fish Not Saving Money After Switching To Seafood
Ohio State University economist Lois Simonds says families did not save money by shifting from fresh meat to pricey seafood and processed meats. She recommends cheaper canned tuna or perch and notes homemade breading for fish sticks. She urges more home prep to replace paid maid service and cut costs long term.
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Robbery leaves Hess without left hand in Sao Paulo
Johanes Christian Hess, 37, an automobile factory engineer, says four youths mugged him on a dimly lit Sao Paulo street. A teen swung a large knife, severing his left hand. he drove to hospital with the hand wrapped in paper and underwent surgery in good condition, doctors cautious on recovery. In a separate note, the U S Chamber of Commerce announces a day long executive conference to be broadcast via color TV to multiple cities on June 12.
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75 Grads With 3.0 Averages Named for Commencement
The Norwalk Board of Education commends 75 seniors for four years of 3.0 GPA or higher. About 35 percent of the class will graduate with these marks, receiving a copy of the resolution with their diplomas at June 4 commencement. The list includes Randolph Laycock, Elizabeth Carnicom, Dean Decker, and many others.
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Randolph Philip Laycock
Elizabeth Susan Carnicom
William Decker
Malcolm Ronald Hamilton
Deborah Sue Leslie George Finney Linn III
Janet
Mark William Ruby Bruce E. Smith
Ronald J. Leto Philip Richard White
Jennifer Lee Maxwell Diana Kathleen Borgia
Elizabeth Diane Wheeler
Helen Eugenia Loucks
Debbie Ann Wolf Robert George Pugh II
Deborah Susan Jameson Todd Alan Arbogast Brett Alan Geer
Patricia A. Hill Jill Harriett Ryder Kathleen Gail Jameson
Connie Jo Waters Robert Joseph Borsick
Carolyn Marie Brooks
Sally Mae Krieg
Sally Jean Boehler
Carol Ann Lee
Janet Lynn Jones
Toledo police strike ends as officers return to work
About 100 Toledo police officers ended a weekend sick call walkout and returned to duties by 11 p m Wednesday under a pending contract talks plan with city officials. Police Sergeant Richard Achter said normal absenteeism appeared and a Friday negotiation meeting was set.
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