Grass roots movement drafts the thistle for national flower
In Washington a columnist argues Congress may pass the national power bill again. The piece likens rose and marigold candidates to echoing but uneventful choices and praises Mrs. Anna B. Hayes of Ridgway Pa for promoting the thistle as a more representative, rugged symbol that could spur action on the national flower bill.
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Anna B. Hayes
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Hospital Discharges Listing By Day of Week
A hospital discharge list shows names alongside addresses grouped by day Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Individuals include Paris Bailey LaGrange Perry Slone Michael Smith Martha Goss Ann Martin Karen Smith Linda Johnson Ed Bughman Peter Cook Nellie Farnsworth Hubert Jordan Sandra Mason Lois Pickworth Lydia Glick and others at multiple street addresses in Oberlin Elyria and Homerville.
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Paris Bailey
LaGrange
Perry Slone
West Herrick Ave
Michael Smith
Hamilton St
Martha Goss
Ann Mar
Linda Johnson
Ed Bughman
Herrick Ave
Peter Cook
Elyria
Nellie Farnsworth
Barker St
Hubert Jordan
Sandra Mason
Elm St
Lois Pickworth
Oberlin
Lydia Glick
Homerville
Global cities scramble for parking as car numbers soar
Cities from New York to Singapore face a parking crunch as 81 million U.S. cars and growing fleets in England and France collide with limited space. New York eyes river barges for parking while London, Tokyo, and Paris expand meters, underground lots, and transit plans to ease demand. Officials discuss measures from automated enforcement to underground traffic and multi story garages.
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OSU Trustee Faces $273893 Tax Deficiency in Court
Frederick E. Jones, Columbus insurance executive and OSU trustee, must answer in U.S. Tax Court by March 8 to an IRS petition seeking $273,893 in federal income tax for 1964 and 1965. Disallowed deductions include a $105,000 1964 charitable gift to Ohio State University linked to a mansion project for OSU President Novice Fawcett, funded by 3,500 Buckeye Union Casualty Co shares. Capital gains deductions of $77,616 and $303,840 from sales of Buckeye Union stock and Ohio State Life Insurance shares were also disallowed.
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UPI
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More riots due says church head
Cincinnati AP reports Rev Dr Franklin C Fry president of the American Lutheran Church warned that violence will rise in the United States unless Negro ghettos are rapidly improved. He said the racial crisis is real and problems will worsen and spread at the annual conference with 32 synod presidents from the United States Canada and Puerto Rico in attendance.
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Amherst Two snow stirs trustees debate
Amherst Township trustees held a loud discussion on the highway department amid complaints and praise of snow removal. Clarence Gerber praised Foreman Ray Heinzerling and noted low road funding relative to neighboring townships. Dellefield dissented on raising salaries, suggesting cutting staff and contracting chip and seal work. The board also appointed Helen Fairchild secretary to the zoning board and board of appeals.
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Ray Heinzerling
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Brownhelm
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Dellefield
Highway Department
Denefield
Ralph Thomas
Helen Fairchild
Zoning Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
Burr Oak boating project set to begin in March
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced a $600,000 Burr Oak State Park boating facility project. Construction starts March 1 in Athens Morgan and Perry counties and will upgrade two marinas add five launching ramps two commissary buildings two fueling stations a restroom and boat docks.
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Athens
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Perry
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Parks and Recreation
Plans and Drivers Highlight Local Personnel and Police
A 1-C Gregory W. Knipper, an inventor y management specialist at Randolph AFB Texas, recently completed a 13 month Taiwan tour at Ching Chuan Kang Air Base. He is the son of Edward P. Kopper and a 1965 Elyria Catholic High School graduate living at 356 North Olive Street.
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Randolph Afb
Texas
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North Olive St
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Cedar Point Adds Cable Ride For 99th Season Opener
Cedar Point in Sandusky will open its 99th season on May 25 with a new aerial cable ride. Costing 300000 dollars, the 4000 foot line will span the western runway and carry 40 four passenger cabins to Frontier Town at the point tip.
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Cedar Point
Frontier Town
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