Ohio approves $10.6 billion general budget to Rhodes
The Ohio General Assembly sped to pass a $10.6 billion general appropriations bill for the next two years sending it to Gov. Rhodes. The measure, approved 55-39 with Republicans opposing, includes nearly $800 million for education and welfare. Bill timing and veto options remain open.
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Ohio Senate OKs sunshine bill to curb closed sessions
The Ohio Senate passed the so called sunshine bill 29 to 3 sending it to the House. It bans most closed door sessions and allows injunctions and removal of officials for willful violations, with limited exempted topics. Senator Freeman and Senator Pease led support citing public access.
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Ford and Wallace Mobilize for 1976 Presidential Bids
President Ford plans to file papers creating a campaign organization and nominate a Georgia Republican to head it as he moves toward formal candidacy. Governor Wallace says he will be involved in the race and aims to announce his bid later this year. Wallace has raised over $2 million for a new drive amid his vow to champion middle and lower income taxpayers against elitist government.
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