Turk family breaks Ohio CPA record in Brook Park
The 11 member Turk family, praised by City Council, holds Ohio’s record for most certified public accountants in one family. Six brothers from George and Irene Turk, all CSU Business School graduates, were honored May 18 by the Cleveland chapter of the Ohio CPAs.
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Brook Park
Turk
Ohio
George
Irene Turk
Ray
Turk Brothers
Cleveland State University
School of Business
Cleveland
Ohio Certified Public Accountants
John
Price Waterhouse
Board of Accountancy
Mark
Walthall and Drake
Arthur Andersen and Co
Cincinnati
Michael
Blue Coral Inc
Ronald
Touche, Ross and Co
Jackie
Ohio to push student voter registration drive in schools
Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown said he will closely collaborate with high schools to implement a new voter registration law effective Sept. 21. The bill, sponsored by Sen. William Bowen, requires boards of education to appoint a deputy registrar in every high school and vocational school to register students and promote voter education.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sherrod Brown
William Bowen
Cincinnati
Bowen
Brown
County Board of Elections
Glenn gains in Iowa poll narrowing Mondale lead
An Iowa poll by the Des Moines Sunday Register shows John Glenn closing Mondale’s 38 point March edge among Iowa Democrats, with Glenn at 30 percent and Mondale 45 percent. Reagan leads general vote matchups. farmers favor Reagan 2 to 1 over any Democrat. The survey, conducted June 20 to July 1 with 1,001 adults, also shows 53 percent approve Reagan’s job performance.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ohio
John Glenn
Walter Mondale
Des Moines Sunday Register
Glenn
Mondale
Reagan
Bill would provide health benefits to Ohio jobless
Gov. Celeste cites great concern as Congress debates a three year program to insure the unemployed. Ohio faces 12.8 percent jobless rate in June with 91 000 exhausting benefits. House plan totals 3.8 billion, Senate plan about 1.8 billion.
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Ohio
Columbus
Richard Celeste
U. S. House
U. S
Henry A. Waxman
D-Calif
U. S. Senate Finance Committee
Howard Metzenbaum
Senate
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Metzenbaum
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Reagan Administration
David Stockman
White House
Congress
House
William Gradison, Jr
Cincinnati
Gradison
Oberlin weighs five year income tax hike to fund city upgrades
Oberlin City Council may place a November ballot issue to raise the income tax from 1 to 1.5 percent for five years. Estimated to raise $400,000 annually, funds would support sewer, street, drainage, parks, and police station improvements. City Manager Dale Sugerman backs the measure as a means to fund essential city facilities.
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Oberlin
Dale Sugerman
Sugerman
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Bill
Tom Hricovec
Avon
Tom’s Country Place
Tommy Hricovec Jr
Avon United Methodist Church
Bab Bailie
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