Ohio homeowner tax break urged
In Columbus the State Senate moved two minor bills in 12 minutes as it opened 1976. Senator John Timothy McCormack pressed a constitutional amendment to shift property tax burden from owner occupied homesteads to other property classes. He argued homeowners deserve favorable assessment while opponents warned of instability and inequity in Ohio tax system.
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Columbus
UPI
State Senate
Ways and Means
John Timothy McCormack
D-Euclid
Ohio
McCormack
Council of State Governments
Lexington
Ronald F. Budzik
Dayton
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Budzik
Mead Corp
General Assembly
Twins Separated in Wichita Operation by 12 Doctors
Dr. Robert M. Filler of Boston's Children’s Hospital explains a successful three hour separation of the Cates twins in Wichita Kansas. The infant girls born November 7 1975 shared a liver before the operation. An X ray showing their shared liver is pictured.
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Robert M. Filler
Boston
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Wichita
Kan
Cates
UPI
Gas official denies cutoff caused death
East Ohio Gas Co. chairman Francis Wright held a news conference denying the cutoff caused Carl Zenner’s death. He said Zenner used a coal furnace, not gas, and that threats to East Ohio official Mewhinney arose from remarks about the unpaid $60 bill. A neighbor said Zenner heated with the stove. police found him frozen January 19.
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Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
Francis Wright
Carl Zenner
Akron
Wright
Zenner
Richard Mewhinney
East Ohio
Mewhinney
Emmett Engle
Engle
Hearing delayed in Shaker girl's murder case
Richard A. Woodrick, 17, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, faces a New Year’s strangulation charge in the death of Linda Greenbaum, 16, of Shaker Heights. A motion calling the indictment vague led Circuit Judge Charles Carlton to postpone arraignment for one week as arguments are to be heard. The autopsy cited beating and strangulation. clothes buried beside the nude body on Marco Island.
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Marco Island, Fla
UPI
Ohio
Charles Carlton
Richard A. Woodrick
Grand Rapids
Mich
Woodrick
Linda Greenbaum
Shaker Heights
Marco Island
J. Alan Taylor
Jerry Brock
Miss Greenbaum
Cleveland
Family TV hour fails to curb youth viewing
Cincinnati AP report cites U S Catholic Conference spokesman Bob Buesse who says the family hour has not cut child viewers after 9 pm. He notes most popular shows attract the same audiences as adults and target affluent 18 to 49 year olds rather than children or teens. He faulted self regulation for not cleaning programs viewed by children.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Catholic Conference
Bob Buesse
Buesse
Buesge
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