Ohio Sen hears tax reform as couples may file separate returns
Hearings opened in Columbus on income tax reform bills backed by many Republicans and some Democrats to let married couples file separate state returns while federal returns may differ. Gilligan argues the move would cost Ohio 390 million annually. Separate constitutional amendments face a May ballot deadline.
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Cincinnati
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Westlake
Ronald M Mottl
Parma
Internal Revenue Service
Maloney
Ways and Means
State General Revenue Fund
Senate Judiciary Committee
Zsa Zsa Gabor and Eva Gabor Photographed Together Again
The sisters Zsa Zsa and Eva Gabor pose for a rare combined image in the March issue of Ladies' Home Journal. Zsa Zsa adjusts her fur piece while Eva smiles for the camera, marking their first joint photo since childhood.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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Lone sniper acted alone in hotel killings police say
New Orleans police concluded the sniper Mark Essex acted solo in the January hotel siege that killed seven, wounded 21, and left doubt about accomplices. Essex, 23, was killed by police from an armored helicopter after a 27 hour siege. a second sniper was not found.
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Mark Essex
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Senate expected to pass aid to the elderly bill
The Senate is poised to approve a 1.5 billion program to extend the Older Americans Act and boost funding for elderly services. Sen. Thomas Eagleton sponsors a bill mirroring Nixon’s vetoed version, aiming to fund community jobs, training, gerontology grants, and senior centers while moving the Administration on Aging under HEW.
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Never Marry Him, Says Woman In Court Scene
London court heard Arthur Baker, 69, become enraged after Laura Alderman, 74, refused his marriage demand ending their affair. She testified he rained soil on her window and displayed his underwear as intimidation. He was ordered to keep the peace for two years.
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Newborn girl found in airplane toilet aboard flight 699
A full term newborn girl with umbilical cord attached was found in a toilet bowl aboard Halted Airlines Boeing 737 at Youngstown Municipal Airport. The infant, taken to Warren General Hospital in satisfactory condition, weighed around five to six pounds. Police and airline officials investigated the incident, noting the birth location on the Washington to Pittsburgh to Youngstown itinerary and that the baby’s origin on the flight had not yet been determined.
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Warren General Hospital
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Verdun cemetery guarded after Petain body theft
Police protected the Verdun area and the Nie d Ye u tomb to thwart an illegal burial of Marshal Petain, whose missing body sparked a national debate over his WWI heroism and WWII collaboration. Investigators probe reports extreme rightists stole the coffin and planned a burial at Douaumont.
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