Ohioans pay more defense taxes than defense spending in state
A Michigan State University study for Employment Research Associates finds Ohio taxpayers sent about 5.6 billion dollars to the Pentagon in fiscal 1978 while only 2.7 billion was spent in Ohio. The report, based on congressional districts, notes only two of 23 Ohio districts netted more defense funds than taxes sent, with Cleveland area and Wright Patterson involvement.
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Ohio
Pentagon
Michigan
James R. Anderson
Michigan State University For Employment Research Associates
Lansing
Mich
Tax Foundation
Anderson
Washington
Clarence J. Brown
R Springfield
Tony P. Hall
D-Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Defense Electronics Supply Center
Brown
Hall
Cleveland
Ohio tax rankings show military receipts versus payments by district
A list ranks Ohio congressional districts by net tax payments and receipts from military spending. Democrats Applegate Ashley Hail Luken Mottl Gakar Pease Seiberling Stokes Vanik and Republicans Ashbrook Brown Devine Gradison Guyer Harsha Kindness Latta Miller Regula Stanton Williams Wylie, with districts 1 through 435 in the United States, showing which districts lose or gain funds and by how much.
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Ohio
Buckeye
United States
Applegate
Ashley
Hail
Luken
Mottl
Gakar
Pease
Seiberling
Stokes
Vanik
Ashbrook
Brown
Devine
Gradison
Guyer
Harsha
Kindness
Latta
Miller
Regula
Stanton
Williams
Wylie
Gilford and wife die in Vermont plane crash
Gilford's body was taken to Burlington for autopsy as required by state law in violent deaths. The couple's plane, a twin-engine Skymas ter with push pull setup, was normally housed at Lorain County Airport. Gilford's firm, GIlford’s Firm, a medical equipment manufacturer, has grown 46 percent over 18 years, with 900 employees and subsidiaries in Cleveland and Waltham.
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Gilford
Burlington
Vermont
Lorain County
Iran crisis endangers SALT treaty prospects in Senate
Senate Republican leader warned the SALT talks could be derailed by the Iranian crisis if not resolved soon. Ted Stevens noted 33 senators oppose the treaty and 17 to 18 are undecided as debate resumes alongside oil windfall profits tax considerations. The situation risks pushing the treaty back to committee or killing it.
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UPI
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Alaska
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Columbus
House
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Ohio General Assembly
Paul R. Leonard
Dayton
Holiday Inn
Cambridge
Pioneer
Leonard
Gilford Biography Highlights Pioneer in Diagnostics and Public Service
From nine hundred employees in twenty one years to a dip after a costly start up for Gilford s diagnostics unit the President s Message notes a likely return to historic growth. A native New Yorker MIT electrical engineering 1941 naval service and National Bureau of Standards work earned him a U S Commerce silver medal and six patents. He chaired Oberlin Community Foundation and served on Oberlin City Council earning the 1977 Distinguished Community Service Award.
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Diagnostics
New Yorker
Massachusetts Institute of
National Bureau of Standards
U. S. Commerce Department
Bureau
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Oberlin
Oberlin Community Foundation
Oberlin College
Mikie Sherman remembered as a reporter of rare intelligence
A tribute recalls Mikie Sherman at The CT as a reporter with sharp wit and deep empathy. Her work included a cancer victim story about Pat Calahan and a Piercing portrait of life shaped by illness and loss. The piece notes her editing Oberlin College Observer, her pixieish photograph, and the strong bond with the writer.
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University Avenue
Mikie
the CT
Thomas Calahan
Calahan
Pat
Petro
Oberlin College Observer
Two Legionnaires arrested in raid at South Amherst
In South Amherst a raid led to the arrest of two Legionnaires amid a city hall dispute over police car parking. Village officials, including Snizek, criticized council for not boosting pay while a safety committee debated curbing vehicle access and installing barriers.
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Snizek
Council
Safety Committee
John Hemminger
Ronald Schmitz
Joseph Graham
Seldom Seen monkey sighting near Cleveland Zoo area
Residents report a seven year old chocolate brown monkey seen eastward near LaGrange and Columbia Station this weekend. The animal crossed near Crosker Road and was chased by two golfers without capture. Columbus Zoo officials urged local authorities to capture if possible, with 50 dollar reward and contact numbers for sightings.
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Cleveland Zoological Park
LaGrange
Columbia Station
Lorain County
Columbia Hills Golf Club
Crosker Road
Steven Moor- Tock
Harry Peachey
Peachey
Columbus Zoo
Mike July
Ohio toll climbs to 14 in weekend crashes
Three double fatality accidents over the weekend pushed Ohio's traffic death toll to at least 14, with incidents in Mentor on Friday and Columbus area on Saturday and Sunday. One victim in the Sunday crash near Bexley remained unidentified, as police sought IDs.
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State Highway Patrol
Mentor
Columbus
Bexley
Sharp rise in second mortgage loans after new law
County records show second mortgage filings jumped from under $900 000 last year to over $9 million this year following a state law liberalizing limits to 50 000 for large lenders. Rates run about 18 percent with 15 year terms, while renegotiation of larger loans requires cancellation of the original mortgage and new issuance.
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Dorothy L. Essex
Essex
Ghia
Bank Team 2
Lorain man sues sheriff over jail conditions
Ronald L. Crawford, 42, of Lorain, an inmate charged with breaking and entering, filed a $500000 damage suit in Putnam County Common Pleas Court against Sheriff Robert Beutler. He alleges dereliction of duty, failing to provide adequate food, clothing, bedding, shelter and medical care, and claims a fall on a wet jail floor due to leaking sinks led to hospital tests and denied surgery.
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Lorain
Putnam County
Robert Beutler
Ronald L. Crawford
Putnam County Common Pleas Court
Crawford
St. Rita's Hospital
Lima
Beutler
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