Pease questions Reagan tax rise on unemployment benefits
Rep. Don Pease says the proposed tax on unemployment compensation could hurt those laid off briefly more than year long workers and warns crowding opposition in Congress if the plan seems unfair. He notes the change may offset by other tax shifts, with projected revenue gains and mixed impact depending on individual circumstances.
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Don Pease
D-Oberlin
Congress
Pease
Tax Writing House
Ways and Means Committee
Carol Kuhman
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Xenia tornado survivors face emotional scars and resilience
In Xenia Ohio mental health worker Mary Ellen Cain notes survivors of the 1974 disaster and recent tornadoes in Newton Falls and Niles carry guilt fear and fatigue. Officials say recovery bonds communities and pride grows as residents rebuild with help from agencies while some fear future storms.
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Xenia
Ohio
Mary Ellen Cain
Greene County
Robert Stewart
Stewart
Niles
Homes State and Hunter lure depositors with tickets and trips
Hunter Savings Association and American Financial Corp offer two Cincinnati Reds tickets and three Florida vacations to Home State Savings or Hunter account holders as of July 1. The ads promise high yields on insured funds, with rates for five year CDs and mortgage terms, while Home State remains closed after a depositor run and related collapse.
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Hunter Savings Association
American Financial Corp
Cincinnati Reds
Hunter
Home State Savings Depositors Association
Home State
ESM Government Securities Inc
Florida
Richard Celeste
Ohio
Olympic Village design finalist for 1983 Seoul Games
Cleveland firms Thomas T. K. Zung and Osborn Engineering have a proposed Olympic Village named as a finalist among 20 in the 24th Olympiad International Architectural Competition. The plan features a geodesic dome 1000 feet wide and 750 feet high with 5700 living units for 15000 athletes and 7000 media, inspired by Buckminster Fuller. Construction for the $500 million complex would begin in August 1986.
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Seoul
South Korea
Cleveland
Thomas T. K. Zung
Osborn Engineering Company
R. Bukminster Fuller
Fuller
First CWRU nurse midwives graduate in Ohio history
The inaugural Case Western Reserve University class earns a master’s in nurse midwifery, making CWRU the first Ohio university and 14th in the nation to confer the degree. Five graduates include Charlotte Frires who aims to open a private practice with her physician husband. others hold nursing master’s or bachelor’s degrees. Midwives will handle normal pregnancies and common issues, with several Cleveland-area hospitals already employing them.
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Cleveland
Case Western Reserve
Ohio
Charlotte Marie Frires
Frires
Northwestern University
Case Western
Ohio Youth Services agency faces criminal investigation
An inquiry into the Ohio Department of Youth Services began after director James A. Rogers resigned amid allegations of steering over 12 million dollars in contracts to friends and hiring workers tied to a convicted drug dealer. The probe involves state and federal authorities with no timeline or charges specified.
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Ohio Department of Youth Services
James A. Rogers
Youngstown
Rogers
Richard Celeste
Franklin County
Michael Miller
Columbus Dispatch
Dale Williams Williams
State Highway Patrol
Thomas E Ferguson
Celeste
Miller
Fends
State Review
William G Sykes
Ohio Department of Admministrative Services
Curtis W McCullum
McCullums
Thomas Mullen
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