Ohio's Reapportionment Dominates Year's Politics
Ohio's 1964-65 political year centered on reapportionment action led by Gov. James A. Rhodes. The plan reshaped district lines after court orders, shifting power from rural counties to urban areas and affecting future state legislative elections. The year also saw public bus transportation laws and a large capital bond push amid an economy boom.
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Pertionment Board
Cleveland
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Dayton
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Supreme Court
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Tax levy drives Firelands district upgrades and plans
Firelands district faces 1965 funding gaps with mill tax levy approval. Salaries rise for teachers and nonteaching staff, five new buses and updated equipment purchased. Buildings gain safety fixes, lighting upgraded, and vocational shop expansions eyed as area plans consider district growth and a state bus aid program.
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Henrietta
Firelands
Florence and
Harietta
New York
Jon Worth
United States
Vuara al Cuucanun
Board of Education
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