Plan would fund campaign costs for Ohio candidates
Ohio Finance Director Howard Collier told the Expenditure Council that state aid for major candidates’ campaigns could save tax money in the long run by freeing candidates from expensive promises to big donors. He warned that much of 1971 state spending funds promises and deals to raise money, a controversial but potentially savings-driven approach. He argued parties should face minimal state review so contests hinge on management and qualifications, not fundraising.
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Columbus
Ohio
Howard Collier
Collier
Ohio Expenditure Council
Avon Council Approves French Creek Cleanup Progress
Avon council learned the first phase of French Creek cleaning has reached 800 feet west of Route 76 with an average cost of 3.30 per foot. 3,800 feet of an 11,000 foot first phase completed at 12,000 total. estimated full first phase remains 30,000 to 35,000, with confidence costs will stay within the original range as debris and rock are removed. The work aims to reduce flooding from surplus drainage during heavy storms. The council also accepted the resignation of part time police officer Carl Buehner after seven years and appointed two men to full-time status following civil service tests. one patrolman position remains open until after year’s start as budget issues delay filling it.
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Kanareff
Council
Carl Buehner
Buehner
Avon
Donald Hubbard
Hubbard
Avon waits on sewer decision before plant commitment
Avon council decided to "wait out" the French Creek Council of Governments ruling on approving an Avon interceptor sewer before committing to building the district waste treatment plant. The sewer committee convened after the regular meeting to review surrounding plans and options.
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Avon
Avon — Council
French Creek
Sewer Committee
FDA targets baby food labeling and formulas notice
The FDA proposed an order setting federal labeling standards for baby foods and requiring manufacturers to declare infant formula substitutes when protein fat vitamins and minerals fall below federal standards. Strained vegetables fruits and meats would list ingredients and sources while quantity labels apply only to formulas.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Schools' loss high in bomb threats
Bomb threats to Lorain County high schools trigger evacuations and searches, costing from $300 to $2000 per hour in instructional losses. Costs include fire department staffing, police work, search operations, and equipment wear, with emotional and long term academic impact.
Tricia Nixon visits Canton and Hall of Fame during Ohio swing
Tricia Nixon daughter of the president campaigned for Bow in Canton then planned to stump for Taft in Cleveland and attend a Gates Mills wedding. She toured the Hall of Fame in Canton and drew a large crowd with police forming a human barrier. Nixon also expressed interest in visiting Kent State sometime soon.
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Tricia Nixon
Oklahoma
U.S
Frank T. Bow
Cleveland
Robert Taft Jr
U.S. Senate
Miss Nixon
Bow
William H. Ayres
Stanley Cmich
Julie
Taft
Julia Bolton Dempsey
Howard Ellis Cox Jr
Gates Mills
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