Cincinnati Democrats seek bingo legality for ward clubs
Three Cincinnati Democrats in the Ohio House introduced a bill to allow ward clubs of major parties to conduct bingo under strict conditions. Rep. William Mallory said the move recognizes reality and should be legal. Reps. James Rankin and Terry Tranter co sponsored. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co announced a 16.8 percent auto rate hike effective June 1, averaging $12.25 more for six months. Rates vary by location vehicle type age and other factors. president John E. Fisher cited higher repair and medical costs driving claims up.
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Nationwide
John E. Fisher
Sinatra to marry Barbara Marx amid Las Vegas honors
Frank Sinatra confirmed plans to wed Barbara Marx, ex wife of Zeppo Marx, while receiving an honorary degree at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Marx, 60, has been Sinatra's companion for four years and was seen with an engagement ring. No wedding date is set.
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UPI
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Ohio Industries to Fight New Gas Purchase Law
Ohio manufacturers represented by the Ohio Manufacturers' Association energy resources committee voted to challenge the state law requiring businesses to pay for emergency natural gas purchases arranged by utilities. The 30-member panel, seen as representing both large and small firms, said challenges would come from individual companies. Governor Rhodes signed the measure on April 27.
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Costello
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Rhodes Signs Restroom Bill For Free Toilets
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a law requiring public restrooms with pay toilets to provide an equal number of free facilities in multi occupancy restrooms. The rule, effective Aug. 18, targets venues with coinless patrons and carries fines up to 100 dollars for individuals or 1000 dollars for organizations.
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Columbus
UPI
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Ford recalls nearly half million cars over accelerator issue
Ford Motor Co. announces a recall of about 441,700 Ford and Lincoln Mercury cars with potential gas pedal sticking caused by a defective accelerator control cable. About 28,000 cars are suspected to have the faulty cable. Nine accidents involved the accelerator sticking in the wide open position. all affected vehicles must be inspected to identify defects.
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UPI
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Ford
Weather Outlook and Local Notices May 19 1976
A gradual warming starts tonight with frost likely overnight and lows in the mid to upper 30s. Thursday warms to the mid to upper 40s with no rain, a chance of showers Friday. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph. Marriage license: James E Burley and Carolyn J Richards of Norwalk. Birth: a son to Mr and Mrs John Helmstetter of Norwalk. Death: John H Sickinger, 62, of Norwalk.
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Ohio patrolmen urge parent school training for youth safety
Two Ohio state patrolmen advocate training and discipline by parents and schools to cut traffic accidents. They argue structured guidance from home and classroom can improve highway safety outcomes.
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Ohio
Open primary debate sparks voter calls to action
A reader poll contrasts opinions on discipline and parental roles with open versus closed primaries in Michigan and Ohio. Residents urged to call in votes as authorities note open primary nuances and party crossover possibilities.
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Michigan
Ohio
What Youll be Eating in 1999 Cleveland
Industry Week reports a 1999 menu with algae fed oysters spun soy protein chicken and triticale cake. It warns global food and energy shortages threaten unless wasteful methods are reformed and new farming tech and aquaculture expand.
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UPI
Industry Week
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Ford and Brown triumph in Maryland and Michigan primaries
President Ford widened his margin over Reagan in Michigan and Maryland, delivering a must win in Michigan and a landslide in Maryland. Edmund Brown Jr. edged Carter in Maryland while Carter barely beat Udall in Michigan.
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Washington
Michigan
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Baltimore
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Morris Udall
Ronald Reagan
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Udall
Charter Curbs City Spending Force Possible City Layoffs
Norwalk faces a financial pinch as the city charter blocks using electric plant trust fund interest for operating costs. The $342 million trust yields over $200 000 yearly but must fund capital projects, prompting budget cuts and potential layoffs while officials seek further savings.
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Norwalk
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Douglas Colvin
City seeks control over Continental Cablevision contract
Norwalk urged to negotiate anew with Continental Cablevision by March 1977 after FCC rules. Law Director Freeman cites consumer interests at a conference and notes Norwalk may challenge rate increases tied to a 1969 20 year franchise. Council finance panel reviews options and considers a municipal system as alternatives.
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Norwalk
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Vernis George
George
Stow
Ohio
Council
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Columbia Gas Cuts Rates After Ohio Law Change
Columbia Gas Co reduces its residential rate by 4.83 cents per thousand cubic feet following an Ohio law ending emergency gas purchase billing for residential customers. Averages show about 72 cents monthly savings for a typical 15 000 cubic foot usage. The PUCO approved the plan, but the legislature rescinded it.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of
Huron County Humane Society to Host Annual Meeting
The Huron County Humane Society holds its annual meeting at 8 p.m. in the county administration building at 180 Milan Ave. Dr. Randall Buchman will discuss Fort Meigs restoration at the Firelands Historical Society gathering at St. Paul Episcopal Church at 8 p.m.
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Fort Meigs
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Firelands Historical Society
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