Rhodes Signs Three Bills Into Law Effective September
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed three bills on Tuesday. All become law September 9. Changes include how support payments for state institutions are determined for the mentally ill and mentally retarded residents. Another bill expands transportation cost allowances for jurors from Kelleys Island and Put-in-Bay serving off-island courts. A third authorizes conveyance of port area land to Port Clinton for a park honoring Ohio National Guard members killed in World War I. In Tennessee, TVA reported a 1968 job safety record of 3.5 accidents per million man-hours, the best in its history.
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Trio of stars form First Artists Production Co
Barbra Streisand Paul Newman and Sidney Poitier have signed incorporation papers to launch First Artists Production Co Ltd, financing and distributing their films. Stevie Wonder graduates from Michigan School for the Blind and receives praise from lawmakers. Sam Hartlebury marks 25 years married with a public display in Barrow-in-Furness. Lt Ronald McLean, stepson of James Stewart, was killed in Vietnam. Romansh dialect recognized in Switzerland since 1937 as a national language.
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Amherst zoning law upheld for 22 acre apartment project
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus upheld Amherst’s Oct 28 zoning ordinance reclassifying 22 acres north of Milan Avenue near the Penn Central rail line from residential R-1 to apartments R-3. James Henry and William Nickel own the property. Councilman DePaola challenged the measure, alleging improper procedures. Proposed plan calls for 100 apartments.
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