Assembly sworn in for whirlwind week in Ohio
Newly elected Ohio lawmakers gathered in Columbus for swearings in as six new faces join both chambers. Six Democratic bills, including redistricting, loom ahead for quick votes before Gov. Gilligan leaves office. Dayton Daily News criticizes the plan as an abomination while Wooster Mayor Stype mobilizes a protest march to Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
John J.gilligan
General Assembly
Dayton
Wooster
Wayne County
Roy Stype
Truck weight bill eases trucking shutdown threat nationwide
President Ford signed a law raising single axle limits from 18000 to 20000 pounds tandem axle from 32000 to 34000 and gross from 73200 to 80000 pounds. National Independent Truckers Unity Committee chair William J. Hill says the move restores faith in government and could curb a January 31 nationwide shutdown. Representatives meet January 17 in Chicago to decide on further action.
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Ford
William J. Hill
National Independent Truckers Unity Committee
Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegram
Chicago
Hill
Interstate Commerce Commission
Press trade posts in new state plan
Ohio college teachers join a state program by the Ohio College Association to swap jobs with peers, easing market pressures. Norman Gillmore of Lorain County Community College is among 50 participants enabled by a $7,000 grant from the Ohio Board of Regents. President Philip Shriver notes benefits seen at Miami University and other colleges as faculty exchange continues.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Norman Gillmore
Lorain County
Ohio College Association
OCA
Ohio Board of Regents
Miami University
Phillip Shriver
Shriver
Miami
Faculty housing swap plan eyed by Ohio colleges
Page 15 notes Regents and teachers advocate housing for faculty in exchange for year long job swaps among colleges. Gillmore considers joining near Elyria, balancing commute with fresh teaching insights. Burns cautions on distance but supports cross state options to develop new styles and programs.
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W.J. Burns
Cleveland Commission On Higher Education
Burns
Cleveland
Mrs Neeson Aids 10th Anniversary Toast At Court Office
Mrs Neeson ordered dry toast and champagne for breakfast today, hosting her all girl crew at 8am. The toast celebrated her 10th anniversary in the Clerk of Courts office, where she began as a deputy ten years ago by appointment of the late Charles Neeson. She later married the boss, continued in service, and was appointed clerk after his death in 1972.
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Natalie B. Neeson
Mrs. Neeson
Clerk of Courts
Charles Neeson
Neeson
LeVeck
East Manufacturing Co
North Ridgeville
Sheffield Lake recalls fight to keep council seat
Patricia Heibel, 43, seeks re election in Ward 2 after a recall petition charging improper conduct. She defends actions, laments harassment, and vows to campaign door to door to win support before the January 21 recall vote in Sheffield Lake.
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Sheffield Lake
Patricia Heibel
Heibel
Mrs. Heibel
Comen
Iden
Jane Eastin
Tim Smith
LeVeck
Sraith
Thcibel
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Donald J. Pease
Doberlin
Anthony J. Celebrezze
D-Cleveland
Jerome Stano
D-Parmia
Thomas van Meter
Ashland
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Ethel T. Swanbeck
R-Huron
J. Leonard Camera
D-Lorain
William Batchelder II
R-Medina
Scribner Fauver
Elyria
James Betts
Rocky River
Rocco Colonna
Brook Park
THE
Dayton Daily
Torial
Stark County
Ralph Regula
John Ashbrook
Stype
Regula
Alice LU
Ngton
E. H. Jenkins
Terry
Miss
Debbie
Chronicle- Telegram
Regents
Gillmore
William Thompson
Ward 2
Dotts le Veck
Richelen Ave
Thompson
C-T
Petitioners 11
Patheibel
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