Ohio Nears Y2K Computer Switch for State Systems
AP Columbus report notes Ohio aims to complete year 2000 computer rollovers on time with a $61 million program. Peter McGeoch says progress is on schedule despite bidding waivers to secure needed outside help. Controlling Board also funds a road project near Honda of America.
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Ohio Controlling Board OKs millions in agency requests
The Ohio Controlling Board approved multiple agency funding actions on Monday. Education loans include 327000 for Federal Hocking Schools, 410000 for Vermilion Schools, 684000 for Jackson-Milton Schools. Other items cover 16.6 million for Technology Literacy, 1.6 million for Grand Lake St Marys and Indian Lake park restrooms, 886129 for fingerprint system, 1.6 million for Ohio State Veterinary Center, and 500000 for medication and supplies in state development centers.
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State funds road work near Honda plant to ease congestion
Tom Johnston, chief fiscal officer for the Department of Development, said Honda is one of the state's largest employers and the road work will alleviate traffic near the plant. No new jobs will be created by the project.
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Amherst moves toward new park at Tenney and Church streets
Amherst plans a 20 year lease with Conrail for a half acre site at Tenney and Church to create a park with benches a gazebo and two street lamps. Amherst Lumber donated lumber and a local scout troop will do most work while Pride Day May 16 is target for completion.
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Ohio ninth graders show slight progress on graduation tests
Ohio public school ninth graders posted modest gains on the five part graduation exam with 54 percent passing all sections in October. Reading writing and math showed notable improvement while 93 percent of this year’s seniors have passed the full four part test. Governor Voinovich expressed mild disappointment at the slower than hoped rise.
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Ridgeville Master Plan talks today
The North Ridgeville Master Plan Committee will meet at 7 p.m. at City Hall to consider and vote on the city’s future development plan. A separate report notes vandals broke three windows at the Garfield school, with repair costs about 300 dollars.
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Five tobacco firms agree to 145 billion settlement with state
Five cigarette companies have agreed to pay the state of Texas 145 billion dollars to resolve smoking related health claims in what would be the largest state tobacco settlement. The deal aims to fund public health programs and compensate residents harmed by smoking.
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