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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1971

Page

3

GOP school tax plan fades fast in Ohio

GOP education tax proposal collapses after sponsor Rep. David D. Albritton A notice on the Statehouse bulletin board says the bill was filed in error. The Senate approves a venereal disease treatment bill for minors without parental consent and moves it to the House for action.

Columbus John J Gilligan David D. Albritton Dayton Albritton Statehouse Press Room House Keith McNamara R-Columbus McNamara Senate Clara E. Weisenborn Ton Weisenborn Los Angeles Judiciary Committee George E. Mastics Fairview Park Ohio

Senator predicts state ethics code will pass with public support

In Columbus meeting, Sen. Ronald Mottl said public opinion and Gov Gilligan's push will ensure passage of a state ethics code for employees. He noted three similar measures exist, with Gilligan's strongest proposal aiming at outside activities and asset disclosures. House leaders warned against broad disclosure as intrusive.

Columbus Mott Governor’s Office Senate Judiciary Committee Mottl John J. Gilligan Charles Fry Springfield Fry Judiciary Committee Jerry O'Shaughnessy Paul Mania Lakewood Senate House

Two Miners Trapped Declared Dead After Rescue Abandoned

In Nemacolin Pennsylvania a rescue for two coal miners trapped 400 feet underground was abandoned after tests showed no hope. Charles Gibson and Richard Randolph, both in their 60s, were presumed dead as miners faced dangerous carbon monoxide levels. Officials decided to flood the mine to extinguish a fire believed started by an oil leak in an air compressor.

Nemacolin UPI Charles Gibson Richard Randolph Gach Uve Walter Youngstown Buckeye Coal Co

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