Ohio to Face Pension Shortfall and Proposed Pool Fund
Ohio officials warned the state may run out of old age pension funds before January as a projected 1.2 million dollar shortfall threatens checks for about 98 000 aged residents. Director Henry J Robison asked the Board of Control to transfer 1 million dollars to create a pool fund for hospitalization and nursing care, a plan the board resisted.
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Real Estate Valuation Up In Ohio
The Ohio State Board of Tax Appeal reports a total real estate value over 1 billion dollars, showing a 3 percent increase from the prior year. Major gains are linked to new building construction revaluation programs in several counties including Cuyahoga Hamilton Franklin Lucas Jefferson and Summit.
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Defense Corps Small But Can Expand Fast
The Ohio Defense Corps ODC could grow to about 11 000 men as a quick mobilization option to supplement the Ohio National Guard in case of active duty. Col Chester W Wolfe notes the ODC differs from Civilian Defense Corps and emphasizes prior service and WWI roots. The unit operates in five districts Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Youngstown with biweekly drills and classes to keep members skilled.
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U.S. Crop Prospects Lower Than Year Ago
The Agriculture Department report on June 1 showed overall crop prospects weaker than last year. Winter wheat output forecast at 670 million bushels, down slightly from May, with spring wheat and all-wheat totals near last year. corn planting late in several states and soybeans progressing unevenly amid cold rain and poor conditions.
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Widow Survives Longer After Husband Dies Says Study
A historical note argues widows outlive widowers by about sixteen years, citing medical and social factors. It claims women become the bulwark of contemporary life, gaining independence and strength while men face harsher domestic burdens. The piece suggests shifts in gender roles and household tasks contributing to longevity gaps.
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