Dismal Future Seen For Conservancy Districts
Allan I. Pretzman secretary and attorney for the Scioto Sandusky Conservancy District said the future of almost all districts is hopeless after the Ohio Supreme Court cut off fund sources. Only Muskingum and Miami districts remain funded. others face possible tax levies, but the law restricts districts from such levies. The conservancy court will review the district's future as contracts and bills pile up.
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District plan approval blocks new project start
The district notes that an official plan exists but cannot begin any project until it is approved. After lengthy development it faced court defenses and Ohio Supreme Court approval, then opponents challenged the right to levy assessments delaying initiation.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Sun Dial Gift for Peace Moves President in 1940s Story
Bob Considine relays a tale in which commentators gift the President a sun dial atop a World War II shell casing. The inscription prays for peace as the narrative recalls Babe Hope’s funeral notes, RAF flights with Hal Block, a Cinerama moment, and a quip about a death-notice contact for Louella Parsons.
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Babe Hope
Saturday Evening Post
Bob
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Hope
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Lord Whatsizname
Armco Sets 1953 Record for Sales and Production
Armco Steel Corp reports 1953 net earnings of 33.9 million dollars or 6.50 a share on 5,213,654 shares, with sales reaching 588.92 million and production at 4,704,773 net tons at 97.8 percent capacity. Pre tax earnings totaled 85.62 million dollars or 16.42 a share, after taxes 15.71 million or 9.92 a share. 1952 earnings were 31.34 million or 6.01 a share.
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Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
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Organ Dedication to Be Held at Methodist Church
Columbia lures England to the group at Carl Heller’s Marks Road home with Janice Tilches and Emily Walker in charge of the program. Organ dedication at the Methodist Church is Sunday February 7 at 3 p.m. Activities begin 9:45 a.m. with Sunday school, 11 a.m. worship, 12:30 p.m. dinner, and 2 p.m. fellowship before the dedication. Future events note MYF, VFW Auxiliary meeting, and Girl Glee Club spring formal. Polio Fund Drive and Mothers March totals reported. Local residents include Herbert and Dorothy Leinweber, Bill Stives, Joan Wakealion, Mrs. Jim Clemens, and Joyce Cook.
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Carl Heller
Marks Road
Janice Tilches
Emily Walker
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Columbia
Herbert
Dorothy Leinweber
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Bill Stives
Joan Wake Alion
Jim Clemens
Mary Jesse
Japan
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