Ohio Assembly adjourns to May for education funding push
The 108th General Assembly will recess at end of next week and return for at least two weeks starting May 13. Major May task is education appropriations. The Senate rejected House tax exemption amendments for seniors, sending the measure to a joint committee to resolve differences before possibly placing the amendment on November ballots. The House passed blood donation by 18 year olds without parental consent and created a 23 member committee to study Assembly operations, with a $50,000 appropriation. The Senate also caucused on regional transit authority power and charter change notices, while a separate bill aligns state income tax use with Supreme Court rulings for local funding.
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Avon Lake four charged in tavern shooting bound over for grand jury
Four youths face charges after a shooting at Cliff's Bar on Lake Road. Chr E Dickens 20 of Cleveland was bound over after a preliminary hearing. co-defendants Martha Harber 19 and Donald L Richards had cases continued or dropped for lack of evidence. Danny L Ross 19 had all charges dropped. The incident began when Harber confronted the bartender and Dickens allegedly threatened to kill a witness.
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Hague Ave
Cleveland
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Avon
Robert Jensen
Martha Harber
Monhly
Danny L Ross
West 37Th St
Donald L. Richards
Richards
Albright
Lake Road
Rocky River
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Four Men Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Acting Elvrra Municipal Court Judge JW Dilgren fined four men 250 each plus costs for driving while intoxicated. William Kozak and Robert Saylor pleaded no contest and were found guilty. Jack Norman and Irvin McComas pleaded guilty. All received three days in jail and six months license suspensions with credits for prior jail time. McComas also faced speeding fine.
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C T managing editor to join Ohio UPI Editors panel
James F Davbel The Chronicle Telegram managing editor will join a news panel at the Ohio UPI Editors Association meeting April 17 18 at Burr Oak Lodge in southeastern Ohio Also on the panel are Lorain Journal Tom Mezick San dusky Register Howard Smallsteed Ashland Times Sam Perdue Columbus Citizen Journal and five Ohio University Post staff Andrew Alexander Tom Hudson Julie Smider Charles Patton and Erik Frank. A sports panel moderated by John G Griffin will include Dean Roach Fred Tharpe and Jim Schottelkotte.
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Ohio Upi Editors Association
Dick Hendrickson
Lorain Journal
Tom Mezick
Sandusky Register
Howard Smallsteed
Ashland Times
Sam Perdue
Columbus Cituzen-Journal
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Julie Smder
Charles Patton
Erik Frank
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John G Griffin
UPI
Dean Roach
Bowling Green Sentinel-Tribune
Fred Tharpe
Mansfield News-Journal
Jim Schottelkotte
Cincinnati Enquirer
Moody Blues Mayall Argent Concerts in Cleveland
The Allen Theatre hosts a Belkin Productions show featuring The Moody Blues John Mayall and Argent. Two shows Thursday at 7 30 and 10 30 pm with reserved seating on sale at Burrows stores and Convention Center Box Office.
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Kiwanis Egg Hunt Set For Sunday At Grafton Elementary
GRAFTON Kiwanis sponsor Easter egg hunt Sunday at 2 pm in Grafton Elementary School. Event open to all children in the Midview school district. Kiwanis spokesmen note community event details.
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Lorain Hires Seven Teachers At Monday Meeting
Lorain school board approved seven new teachers for the upcoming year led by Jane Traster. Each appointee brings degrees from Bowling Green State University or Kent State University with varying experience levels and salaries ranging from about 6,700 to 96,100 dollars. The board also accepted resignations from Sally Peoples Eileen Steigerwald and Jessie Yucas.
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Jane Traster
Bowling Green State University
David Coleman
Ohio University
Alan Irwin
Teresa Caruso
Barbara DelSignore
James Konowal
Kent State University
Barbara Paskvan
Sally Peoples
Eileen Steigerwald
Jessie Yucas
Priests quitting poses growing church problem
A confidential international church study from Western Europe warns bishops that priests leaving the ministry is a growing pastoral challenge. It notes wide regional variability in response, cites rising departures since 1965, and says many leavers move into education or social services while celibacy remains a contentious issue.
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Keystone board OKs school appropriations
The Keystone board of education approved 1970 appropriations totaling 943 222 with major shares for teacher salaries 943 207 and administration 39 563. Auxiliary services 119 330 pupil transportation 71 606 and operation of the school plant 79 200. Maintenance 314 100 and libraries 41 282 also listed along with contingencies cap ital outlay transfers 2 00 and an overall increase of 66 762 over last year’s 876 459.
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