Ohio's Jobs Drive Hangs On Court Decision
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes ties his industrial development program to a state supreme court ruling expected early in the year. A lawsuit by Attorney General William B. Saxbe questions the legality of using revenue bonds by the Ohio Development Financing Commission to finance private business ventures, threatening hundreds of millions in planned loans and job growth. The court hearing is set for February 4, with a ruling weeks later that could prompt a special session.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme ‘Court
James A. Rhodes
William B
Rhodes
Department of Developmen
George’ E. Wilson
Wilson
Fanta
Saxbee
Amlopneys
Commission
High Court
Saxbe
Lever
Vance Brand
Woodstock
Austin G
Knowlton
Delaware
Wilbur D
Fulton
Cleveland
William C. Safford
Cincinnati
Paul 4. Humes Jr
Youngstown
Joseph Thomas
Akron
Milton
Knight
Perrysburg
Bordessue
Ohio Law Requires Fencing of Rural Junkyards
A new state law in Ohio affects auto graveyards outside municipalities by requiring licensing of wrecking yards and fencing along rural roads. The measure targets unfenced junkyards along highways and goes into effect after a transition period, with enforcement and compliance steps to follow.
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Columbus
Oho
Ohio
Ofler
Choice Natural Sight Saved Carolyn Plans To Be Nurse
Carolyn Purcell of Big Creek near Atlanta as a child faced vision loss after a Christmas 1850 crisis. She received ACTH at Mayo Clinic Rochester and began recovery, inspiring her goal to become a nurse. Her story highlights medical progress and personal resilience amid early eye disease.
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Atlanta
Carolyn Purcell
Steader High School
Frank Purcell
Big Creek
Auanta
Rochester
Mina
Carolyn
Texan Gels Big Surprise Girl Texan Gels Big Surprise
State Sen Don Kennard of Fort Worth found himself owner of a 635 pound baby elephant. A $1400 shipping charge plus quarantine fees apply with 19 days required at $34 per day. The elephant was sent by Bill Newbold a former local TV cameraman now with the State Department in Cambodia.
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Funky Worth
Tex
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
San Francisco Customs
Kennard
Bill Newbold
State Department
Cambodia
Alex
Fed Reserve Bank names Hall agent for Cleveland district
The Federal Reserve System renames Joseph IGUREREADS B Hall of Kroger Co. as agent for the Cleveland district. Hall, chairman of Kroger, holds a position with limited real power but is designated to oversee decorative carved figures of the bows of sailing boats. The governors also renamed the position for the coming year.
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Hall
Reno
Federal Reserve Bank
Ohio
Cleveland (Ap
Gov
Cleveland. Bank
Ernore
Federal Reserve System
Joseph
Igurereads B. Hall
Fed
O Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Kroger Co
as/power
Federal Reserve District
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