Ohio Governor Delivers Upbeat State of the State Speech
Gov. Richard Celeste told the General Assembly that his 1985 program will be upbeat, focusing on education and economic development. He emphasized jobs as the top concern, and said no tax cut specifics would be in the address, with details to come in the budget submission.
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Volcker urges deficit cuts to lower interest rates
Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker told Republican senators that slashing government spending by fifty billion dollars next year could yield lower interest rates. Senate moves aim to reduce deficits to under a hundred billion by 1988, with no tax increases planned this year.
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Government payroll growth and top-paid workers in 1982
Government employment rose 25 percent in five years, with the payroll up 31 percent to 23 billion. Federal civilian payroll reached 5.9 billion, state 5 billion, and local 12 billion. School districts employed 175.8 per 10,000 residents. transit workers led pay at 2,071 monthly in October 1982.
Reagan clan won't have family dinner
First Lady Nancy Reagan says a private dinner for all ten children and their families cannot be scheduled during the three day inaugural weekend. She notes many family members will be elsewhere as the White House bulges with relatives and events.
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Coldest night records fall in Ohio with few outages
National Weather Service records show a near zero to slightly below zero spread overnight in Cleveland area with lows around 1 to minus 3 and Youngstown at zero. Akron Canton Mansfield and Toledo largely at 3 above, power outages minimal as Ohio Edison reports. In a separate poll sixty percent of taxpayers find the federal income tax unfair and twenty percent admit tax cheating.
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Grave error in Eaton Two grave reburial dispute
Cynthia Wharton of Grafton, granddaughter of Mrs. Meecha, is the key named person in a grave error at Eaton Two. Zelenka states Meecha's coffin will be dug up and reburied, triggering stunned reactions from Mrs. Nubbie and other residents demanding trustee action. Trustees blame recordkeeping and Sunshine Law issues while contesting notification and meeting procedures.
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Washington Aide Sheila Tate Leaves White House for PR Post
Press Secretary Sheila Tate, who helped Nancy Reagan reshape the first lady’s public image during a tough first year, will join Burson-Marsteller as senior vice president and exit the White House in February after a successor is named. Tate began just before the 1981 inauguration amid negative coverage of Nancy Reagan’s fashionable lifestyle.
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