Ohio Democrats Lead in Campaign Funds in Ohio Races
Ohio Democrats hold the larger campaign bankrolls for legislative and Supreme Court races with a balance of $657,429 versus $79,267 for Republicans as of April 13. Democrats report higher expenditures and debts, while GOP shows notable debt reduction and spending. Senate and House panels show Democrats maintaining majorities, with 18-15 Senate control and 60-39 House edge. May 3 primary has four Supreme Court hopefuls with no current opposition.
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AIDS Stricken Priest Resigns at Corpus Christi Dayton
In Dayton, Rev. Robert Apking resigns as pastor of Corpus Christi Church after nine years due to AIDS. Archbishop Pilarczyk says staff sympathy and avoidance of judgment are urged, noting no cure and that casual contact cannot spread the disease. Parishioners express sorrow and hope the parish adapts.
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