DiSalle hints at abolishing Ohio sales tax
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signals to legislators he may recommend ending the state sales tax and allowing local governments to collect their own. He plans a list of tax reforms this week, noting localities would receive about 24 million annually from the current sales tax. He warns 100 million in new taxes may be needed for the next biennium if programs expand, with surpluses gone and possible new or higher local taxes.
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Michael V. DiSalle
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di J. Salle
Weather update from Northeastern Olio turning colder later
Colder air moves in this afternoon with a high near 40. Mostly cloudy conditions persist as snow flurries develop tonight with a low around 18 to 23. Tuesday remains mostly cloudy and colder with a similar temperature range.
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Olio
Kennedy Opposes Envoy To Vatican Controversy
UPI reports Senator John F Kennedy doubts a Vatican ambassador, urging strict separation of church and state. He opposed a Roman Catholic as president or VP picks, noting past votes against Catholic organization positions and aid to Yugoslavia and Communist satellites.
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Dulles Begins Radiation Therapy At Walter Reed
Secretary John Foster Dulles began radiation treatment at Walter Reed Army Medical Center as doctors expressed cautious optimism that he could resume at least partial duties if no complications arise. He summoned Acting Secretary Herter to the hospital for a 15 minute briefing on department matters.
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UPI
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Christian A. Herter
Dulles Ailing Cabinet Member Faces Uncertain Return
State Department leaders Herter and Dillon move to steer policy as Dulles rests after surgery. Western powers plan a four power talks on Germany with Geneva or Vienna proposed. Doctors recommend radiation therapy and caution on a full return to duties.
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Chronicle Telegram earns typography award from Inland Daily Press
The Chronicle Telegram won second place in its circulation bracket in the Inland Daily Press Association annual typography contest, ranking 74 newspapers from 10 states. Earlier in October the paper had won first place for local government coverage in its bracket.
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Four Other Guys Not In Car Plunge Into Beaver Creek
Vermilion man hurt when his car left Rt. 6 and plunged into Beaver Creek. The driver Roger A Rogers 22 of Vermilion was pulled from the water by a passerby but died of injuries. Four companions remained unaccounted for until the car was found submerged with occupants believed to be four others.
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Lorain
Rt. 6
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Horning
St Joseph
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Fnally
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Nelson L. Becker
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Beaver Park
Shakedown By Unions Charged In Puerto Rico Meeting
The AFL-CIO Executive Council opened its winter meeting in San Juan under criticism of fly by night shakedown unions. John H McNiff accused phony independent unions and crooked AFL-CIO locals of expanding, warning racketeers still exploit workers despite reforms.
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Indiana Levee Holds Against Second Wabash Crest
The improvised West Terre Haute levee withstood a second record Wabash River crest as guardsmen and volunteers sandbagged embankments. The flood across northern Indiana tied up roads and homes, with 2,000 families displaced and damages near 1 million dollars. Three lives were lost in the week-long rampage.
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Harvid Handley
Amherst Pupils Top County Scholarship Test
Amherst students win top places in the county seniors general scholarship test. Elyrians place high with five students in the top ten, led by a 14 year old Columbia boy who alarmed his family by discovering a fire that left them homeless. Guardsmen from Elyria arrived to crack Fremont ice jams, aiding the unit home as flood threats eased.
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Fremont
Draft plan urges three hours Civil Defense work weekly
Draft Director Lewis Hershey proposes that men rejected for military service be drafted for three hours of Civil Defense work each week possibly without pay. He said large numbers of people are needed for Civil Defense and training programs work better when co.
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Lewis Hershey
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Last Chance Night Club Robbery Report
Two men robbed the Last Chance night club on a Saturday night in Meridian. The fragment notes a crime incident with minimal detail and mentions classified ads and shopping preferences.
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Last Chance
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