Ohio governor signs six partisan bills amid court stay
In Columbus Gov Gilligan signed a six bill package including congressional redistricting after Supreme Court Justice Celebrezze issued a stay blocking lower court orders. The move comes as Democrats and Republicans clash over partisan legislation and Rhodes prepares to take office at midnight.
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Ford to Seek Tax Cut in State of the Union
President Ford told congressional leaders he will propose a tax cut in a State of the Union address to be delivered to a joint session. The package reportedly includes a $15 billion income tax cut and a 10 percent rebate for 1974 taxes due April 15 plus energy measures to curb consumption and inflation. The plan also envisions 1975 tax cuts, higher investment credits, and removal of price controls on oil and natural gas, with broader energy and production measures.
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Incomplete remarks on redistricting bill by Brown
Brown said he would begin a toned late study of the bills and did not have all information. He declined to estimate how long it would take. The redistricting bill draws a solid bloc of Democratic rivals to Columbus and Cincinnati and could shift the balance in western Ohio with a few more months.
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Harris to fill Lorain County Common Pleas post
Gov Gilligan appointed Morris Harris 47 as judge on the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas to fill the vacancy left by Judge Kelly. Harris, chief assistant county prosecutor, will begin immediately with a $34,000 annual salary and serve until January 2, 1977, facing election in 1976 if he seeks a full term.
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Mosher urges Ford to seize economic recovery lead
U S representative Charles A Mosher says the economy is the prime problem and urges President Ford to grab the economic ball and run with it. He notes Democrats already have a plan and predicts bipartisan cooperation could rise in Congress and White House to tackle energy and resource shortages while debating tax cuts.
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