Ohio Politics Groveling For School Loans
Ohio state officials and the Controlling Board approved an 8.6 million loan to Columbus city schools after contentious demands. Senators Aronoff and Meshel sparred over how strictly funds could be used and whether legal challenges to the loan were allowed. Democrats reversed cuts to aid for handicapped students, while Columbus faced tighter terms than Cleveland, highlighting political maneuvering in schooling finance.
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Columbus
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Columbus City
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
William F. Bowen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bowen
U.S. Supreme Ourt
Michael P. Strnziano
Strnziano
Columbus Board of Education
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Aronoff
Meshel
Stina
Cleveland
Chessevord by Thomas Joseph
A cryptogram style puzzle titled Chessevord lists across and down clues with names and terms like St Peter Gandhi Vereen Anya Rosalind Florentine and Silone quotation. The sample includes a cryptoquote hint and mapping notes about letter substitutions and puzzle mechanics.
Do Guys Pick Wallflowers
Dear Abby letters discuss dating norms and how men respond to women making the first move. A flight attendant son favors old fashioned courting, while Abby and readers note many men appreciate proactive approaches. The exchange covers dating confidence, initiative, and generational views on romance.
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Abby
Dear Abby column questions on sexuality and entertaining guests
A reader asks if homosexuality is learned. Abby answers experts say it is innate. Another letter asks how to handle a friend who always brings poor dishes to dinners. Abby advises the host to stop accepting contributions and to surprise the guest with hosting duties.
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Abby
Tax credit to boost national election turnout proposed
A Norwalk Reflector column argues campaign spending fails to lift turnout and proposes a reverse poll tax a tax credit for citizens who vote in national elections. The writer notes low turnout under 40 percent and suggests hearings to set credit amounts, with possible figures around five dollars, aiming to reward voting rather than support for a candidate.
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Washington
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America
Thinking Out Loud Grease Jars And Other Gourmet Gimmicks
Reflector columnist Jim Busack admits cooking is more than toasting and soup, boasting a grease jar as proof of greasy cooking. He jokes about kitchen rules, the craft of cooking, and the magic of good meals versus imitation.
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