Ohio Issue 3 transportation bond plan outlined
The Ohio Issue 3 proposal authorizes 1.75 billion dollars in bonds for transportation, with over 1 billion for highways and bridges, 400 million for counties and cities, and 100 million for inner city streets. It includes 85 million for mass transit, 55 million for high speed rail, and 10 million for county airports, aiming to create 500000 jobs over five years.
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Ohio Issue 8 would fund rail modernization and ConRail ties
The measure would let Ohio issue revenue bonds to help finance high speed and freight rail plans with $18 million in federal matching funds. ORTA would develop lines Toledo to Cleveland to Youngstown and a 3 C corridor. Critics warn of future state takeover risk and no tax money used to repay bonds.
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH clues across and down with wordplay and crossword answers listed in compact puzzle form. Includes names such as THOMAS JOSEPH and references to themes like Godzilla and King Kong.
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Abby advice column letters reflect discipline and adoption debates
Readers discuss child discipline versus punishment and rights within families. A mother asks when to tell a adopted son he is adopted, Abby advises disclosure when he can understand. A reader cites a harsh quote about conversational hogging and signs off with a cryptoquote and TV listings.
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Evening TV Guide: Classic Theatre and Crime Dramas
A dense TV schedule lists films and series across channels with titles such as The French Connection The Last Hurrah and The Family. Classic theatre previews and ongoing soap operas share air time with news programmes and game shows.
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James Sweden
Gene Hackman
Tony Lo Bianco
Spencer Tracy
Jeffrey Hunter
Michael Constantine
Telly Savalas
School Board: funding interscholastic sports from taxes?
A community letter argues public schools should provide a full range of programs including sports and intramurals, funded by the general fund when necessary. It urges careful budgeting to avoid favoring one sport and calls for bus costs to come from the general budget rather than athletic allocations.
Norwalk Sports Finance Debates Tax Support For Extracurriculars
A school booster group argues athletics should pay their own way while favoring tax funding for added sports and girls programs. They estimate transportation costs at 3,000 annually plus police, postage, insurance and awards totaling over 7,000, urging a pre set extracurricular budget to equalize funding and prevent football and basketball from bearing all costs.
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Boosters Club
Norwalk
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