Gilligan Seeks Disaster Aid for Eight Lake Erie Counties
Ohio Governor Gilligan announced he would request a presidential disaster declaration to unlock federal funds for eight Lake Erie counties Lucas Ottawa Sandusky Lorain Lake Cuyahoga Erie and Ashtabula to aid flood recovery. Sandusky begins restoring water supply as NASA pipeline is cleared and city returns to normal operations.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Auditor Opposes Changing Statewide Elective Offices
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson told the Constitutional Revision Commission he is absolutely opposed to switching statewide offices to appointive powers. He urged maintaining an independent watchdog over the treasury and warned that changing the office setup would cause upheaval and disrupt the accounting system.
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Willard director champions in-depth theater at Willard High
Gordon Jack Miller, 40, leads an extra curricular theater program at Willard High School. He teaches theater as an arts discipline not just a school play. His students develop character through history, writers, and collaborative practice.
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Two Fired For Conflict Of Interest In State Treasurers Office
State Treasurer Gertrude W. Donahey fired deputy treasurer James O. Dayton and assistant investment officer Jeffrey Portman for a perceived conflict of interest in a $2 million US government securities purchase. Portman’s father led a Columbus council, and notes from Portman’s firm drew scrutiny amid a state loan scandal. Dayton had served 20 years and had previously held his position under former treasurer John D. Herbert. A separate Cleveland case saw Patrolman Joseph Tracz killed and Officer Fred Fulton wounded. Leonard T. Miller received life plus ten years for the crime.
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Dean Witter
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