Ohio legislature memos: budget boosts and mixed results
Ohio lawmakers approved a billion- dollar budget move, increasing the subsidy to 22 million and expanding programs from mental health to highway bonds. They backed raises in jobless benefits, created new courts, and advanced public works, while failing on some ethics and education bills and leaving several items to voter action this November.
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Robert Vincent
J. Lausche
Senate
Abel
State Board of
Educa
Ohio
GOP
Mental Health Department
Lee Linde
Columbus
Roger Cloud
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Solons
Ofj
Banning
Assembly
Ex-Countian To Direct Ohio School
Carl W. Martin, former LaGrange executive head and current Canton schools staffer, named principal of Timken Vocational High School in Canton. Superintendent Dr. Harold H. Eibling praised his grasp of vocational education and industry links. Timken, Canton’s second largest high school with 1412 students, will replace Halbert E. White as principal. White moves to director of curriculum and in service education.
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Carl W. Martin
LaGrange Schools
Canton Schools
Timken Vocational High School
Board of Education
Harold H. Eibling
Elyria
Ebling
Martin
Oho State University
Kent State University
West Salem
LaGrange
Lorain County
Martin School
Timken
Canton
Halbert E. White
Lausche Says Legislature Made Some Progress Vetoes Likely
Governor Frank Lausche praised some actions of the Legislature but expressed deep disappointment over other areas. He warned that increased spending could burden the next administration and indicated he would veto a number of bills without naming them. He commended Mechem and Cloud for efforts and praised the mental health measures, while ordering a study of school costs and scheduling a cabinet meeting to review bills awaiting his signature.
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Lake Erie
Down
Coroner
Ohio
Sandusky Bay
General Assembly
Lausche
C. Stanley Mechem
Senate
Roger Cloud
Logan County
House
Mechem
Cloud
Lauschke
Department of Education
Bert McMullen birthday honored at home on Butternut Ridge
Carlisle report notes Bert McMullen’s birthday observed Sunday with family at his Butternut Ridge home and a picnic dinner. Out-of-town guests included George Schwartz and Marjorie McMullen of Valley City and Anna Davis and son Don of Conneaut. Patricia McMullen hosted a family dinner Monday. Weedlers group met to plan sewing basket display on July 6 with advisor Mrs Irving Austin and helpers Joanne Pickworth and Mary Nafiziger. Eleven girls attended with refreshments by Mrs Fred Diedrich.
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Carlisle
Bert McMullen
Butternut Ridge
George Schwartz
Marjorie McMullen
Valley City
Anna Davis
Don
Conneaut
Patricia McMullen
Irving Austin
Whitehead Rd
Joanne Pickworth
Mary Nafiziger
Austin
Fred Diedrich
Man Does Good Turn Clothing Taken From Car At Theater
Lus Lardas reports two men who asked him to page a patron at Lorain Drive In Theater stole a corduroy sport jacket a gray suit and an army jacket from his car while he was assisting. Sheriff's department investigates incident at 1876 East 32nd Street Lorain. Jeweapa per HACHIVE.
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Lus Lardas
East 32Nd St
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Lorain Drive- In
New Ohio Prison to Open in Fall at Marion
Ohio's London Prison Farm near Marion will become the state’s first new prison in 30 years, with 1,500 inmates projected and a $10 million price tag. The facility will house three basic industries garment, chair, and sheet metal, plus a staff and training program to rehabilitate inmates through vocational work.
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Norman G. Cornish
Columbus
Ohio
London
Marion
Ohio Penitentiary
Sss
Aowuulu
Koblentz
Mental
Mansfield
Better Schools Build Better Communities Public Service
Schools closed for summer yet face pressing problems. By 1965 nine million more children will enter elementary and secondary grades, with 124000 more teachers needed by 1964. The White House Conference on Education in November urges local action. Join neighbors for school conferences and request a free booklet from Better Schools at 45th Street New York 36 NY.
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White House
New York
N. Y
Advertising Council
Hardware Dealers Lead Summer Fix-Upheads
Hardware, paint and linoleum dealers position themselves as summer fix-up hubs. The piece highlights Do-It-Yourself trends, local expertise, and Beacon Wax products including Beacon Wax floor wax remover Beacon Paste Wax and Thrill furniture wax, promoted through these dealers for home upkeep.
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Beacon Wax
Beacon Wax Company
Beacon
Beacon AH
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