New Politics Not New To Republicans Ashbrook
Congressman John M. Ashbrook urged Republicans to push the so called new politics as old McKinley era Republican principles. Speaking to 340 at Norwalk, he defended sound money, limited government and a balanced budget while attacking Democrats for shifts. He endorsed a straight Republican ticket and highlighted local candidates in Ohio’s 17th District.
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John M. Ashbrook
William McKinley
Ashbrook
Huron County McKinley Club
Norwalk Junior High School
Thomas Edison
Ohio
McKinley
Republican Party
Herbert Freeman
John Ashbrook
Norwalk
Jan Rogosch
James A. Rhodes
Scribner Fauver
Ohio State Senate
Fauver
Marie Tansey
Gene Damschrod
Tax Credit For Home Repairs Under Ohio Law
Homeowners who spend at least 300 on repairs in a year qualify for a 5 percent state income tax credit, up to 65 dollars, limited to the taxpayer’s liability. The credit covers repairs or physical alterations in owner occupied dwellings including foundations floors walls gutters and roofs.
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Columbus
UPI
Charles L. Butts
Ccleveland
House
Criminal sentencing for Joe Assept and Daniel Dietrich
Joe Assept of Willard received a $100 fine and costs with 45 days in jail, suspended $100, term to run concurrently with a Huron County Common Pleas Court sentence. Daniel Dietrich of Norwalk is referenced but no disposition provided.
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Joe Assept
Willard
Huron County Common Pleas
Daniel Dietrich
Norwalk
City Court fines and waivers on various offenses
Municipal Court failed to file city income tax return and imposed a 35 dollar fine plus costs with 10 dollars suspended. Gary Scibley of Monroeville fined 20 dollars and costs with 10 dollars suspended for disorderly conduct. Bobby Ferguson of Willard fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Robert Hess of Norwalk fined 35 dollars with waiver for disorderly conduct. Maxine Beidelman of 2512 State Street waived 35 dollars for disorderly conduct. Barry Christman of 72 Key Drive fined 20 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Drive fined 100 dollars and costs for resisting arrest with three days in jail, two suspended and one credit. John Holtz of 73 Parsons fined 35 dollars with waiver for dog at large.
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Gary Scibley
Monroeville
Bobby Ferguson
Willard
Maxine Beidelman
State St
Barry Christman
Key Drive
Key
John Holtz
Parsons
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Washington, D.C
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Congress
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Ed Witrrere
Edson Street
Vermilion
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America
Aluminum
M.A.W
Comfort Makers
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Sandusky
Bellevue Willard Huron
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Case Ave
Court House
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