Ohio lawmakers seek blue ribbon panel to boost economy
A Columbus report says Ohio lawmakers, led by Rep. Arthur Wilkowski, propose a seven member blue ribbon panel of economic advisers to guide state action without federal help. They note 13 million dollars in federal funds exist for job creation and question how contracts will maximize jobs and target right areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
New House ‘Committee On Economic Affairs and
Wilkowski
General Assembly
Department of Economic and Community Development
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Casey Jones
Ohio House considers no fault auto insurance and eye care plan
Ohio lawmakers introduced bills to allow no fault auto insurance and to provide eye and dental care to state employees. The no fault proposal would let an injured party settle claims with their own insurer for amounts under 41,500, with automatic rate freezes if adopted. A separate Senate bill recommends larger pay increases for lower level legislative leaders not covered by prior raises, contingent on re-election in 1976.
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Columbus
Weyandt
Ohio Senate
Ways and Means Committee
David Headley
Barberton
Sugar price slump hits refineries across Ubi nation
Sugar warehouses are full and sales slow as refineries shut down or idle. Prices fell from a November peak of 64.50 per 100 pounds, with Amstar and C and H reporting layoffs or reopenings. Officials call the decline a temporary oversupply and expect a market correction as demand lags.
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New Orleans
Lia
Ubi Nation
Sugiar
C&h
San Francisco
Amstar
Saul Kolodny
Amstar Corp
New York City
Nixon should delay comeback, Rhodes says not yet right
House Republican Leader John J. Rhodes of Arizona said yesterday that the time is not yet right for former President Nixon to stage a political comeback. He added Nixon might be effective helping the GOP at some future date but not now.
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HOUSE
John J. Rhodes
Ariz
Nixon
Rhodes
GOP
Latta proposes weekly closing of shopping centers
Rep Delbert Latta of Ohio urged fuel conservation measures by closing shopping centers one day a week and removing unnecessary auto emission devices in areas where they aren’t needed. He spoke after meetings with Frank Zarb of the Federal Energy Administration and with Ohio natural gas company officials.
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Napoleon
Delbert Latta
R-Ohio
Latta
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Zarb
Ohio
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