Ohio Assembly adjourns after busy week in Columbus
In a rapid final week, Democrats Maurice Brown and Edward DeChant and Republicans Eth el Swanbeck Eric Jump and H Dennis Danniey voted on dozens of bills. They concurred in Senate amendments on planning and code changes, tax cuts, road and waterway developments, education and public safety measures, and set adjournment for 1963. DeChant opposed several measures including utilities relief, university governance, and certain budget actions while others backed broader authority for counties, towns, and state agencies. Various outcomes await governor Rhodes signature on multiple measures.
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Medina
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Ohio
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Ohio Youth Commission
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Eure
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Swanberk
Roy B. Gardner
Mansfield
Natural Resources Director
Gardner
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Rhodes
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Shaker Heights
Ohio Community College Board
Donald Simmons
Bowing Green
Bowling Green State University
John S. Wirthlin
Cincinnati
Joseph Smith
Canton
Peter A.volpe
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sarah R. Bingham
Alcoholism Advisory Board
John W. Toland
Dover
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Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Robert L. Sauer
Philp E. O'Day
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council
Luck of the Irish winnings for Lorain worker Santo
Steve Santo of Lorain wins 140000 in the Irish Sweepstakes after buying a 33 ticket for a horse named Raduca. He plans to hire a lawyer and avoids media attention while pondering taxes and legalities with the IRS.
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Lorain
Santos
Ridgewood St
Raduca
Santo
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Cleveland
John Santo
Ilegal
Ireland
Village approves first reading on Sunday liquor hours
Wellington council amends Sunday closings to bar permit holders from admitting others between 2 30 am and noon on Sunday with proposed extension of hard liquor sales to 2 30 am and 3 2 per cent beer all day Sunday. Fire protection pact with New London discussed. Sewer lines to South Prospect Woodland Kent streets advancing. Parking plan on village square revised. Sidewalk project estimates prepared and en route.
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Order of Eagles
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Bill Webber
New London Fire Department
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Woodland St
Kent St
Board of Public Affairs
Nickel Plate
Tenth St
Prospect St
Village Square
AJ. Weber
Chamber of Commerce
West St
Skull Found in Sandusky Bay Age Cited at 100 Years
Erie county coroner Dr. Jack Walker said a petrified skull found Friday eight miles west of Sandusky Bay is at least 100 years old. The upper skull is intact and likely belongs to a young Indian or white person. Local boys from Waite's Landing found the relic while swimming.
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Jack Walker
Erie County
Sandusky Bay
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Waite's Landing
Kennedy Week Silence Draws GOP Criticism
Rep. Thomas Pelly, R-Wash, charged the Kennedy administration is downplaying Captive Nations Week July 16 23 to avoid offending the Russians. He said the State Department delays a statement, undermining a four year old congressional observance of nations under Soviet domination.
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UPI
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State Department
Congress
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