Ohio House Unveils Nine-Point Tax Reform Plan
Ohio House Minority Leader Charles F. Kurfess announced a nine point tax reform program to remove inequities in the state system. It includes funding the Vietnam bonus without a property tax hike and allowing married couples to file separate state returns while joint federal returns. The plan suggests using lottery revenues for tax relief if approved, and calls for stronger homestead exemptions for elderly citizens with income under eight thousand dollars. It also proposes a 40 percent personal property assessment, reform of capital gains timing, and for small family businesses treated as partnerships to avoid double taxation. Governor Gilligan projects five hundred million dollars more in biennial revenues, while Kurfess stresses funding inequity removal as priority.
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Higher Social Security Minimum Increases in 1973
About 150000 retirees and families will gain higher Social Security payments under the new law starting 1973. The special minimum benefit rises to 170 dollars a month for those 65 with 30+ years of coverage, 255 for couples, with checks beginning in April. No action required for those already receiving more.
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Edwin J. Robinson Jr
Robinson
Kiwanis International Marks 58th Anniversary
Kiwanis clubs worldwide celebrate the 58th anniversary of Kiwanis International. Lorin J. Badskey of North Webster Indiana serves as International President while Leroy Bishop of Sydney C is Ohio District Governor. E Wayne Titus of Anderson Cincinnati is Lt. Governor of the 8th Division overseeing clubs in Anderson Loveland Madeira Indian Hill Mariemont Milford Mt. Washington New Richmond Owensville Ripley Russellville and Union Two. The organization promotes service to youth community and nation with the motto We Build and a yearly guiding theme.
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North Webster
Ind
Leroy Bishop
Sydney
Ohio
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Anderson Two
Cincinnati
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Loveland
Madeira- Indian Hill
Mariemont
Milford
Mt. Washington
New Richmond
Owensville
Ripley
Russellville
Union Two
Kiwanis
Barons' teams post wins in wrestling and basketball
Amelia Barons sports report shows wrestling defeating Ross 52-8 and NCH 63-8 while losing to Bethel 35-17. Pins by Musselman and Fontaine set pace. basketball squads beat Felicity 84-69 and Goshen 73-52 led by Hollabaugh, Martin, Ellis and Garrison with strong rebounding.
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Ross
North College Hill
Bethel
Rick Lehn
Dave Johnson
Harry Fontaine
Scott Musselman
Barry Summers
Ron Glover
Hwt
Musselman
Amelia
Dave Dumford
Tim Wise
Hal Zeller
Hal Good
Gerry Wilson
NCH
Rick Schaffer
Ross Mike Rapp
Joe Steinmetz
Rams
Tiger
Don Bee
Benny Slaten
Cardinals
Felicity
Dan Hollabaugh
Jim Wenker
Don Martin
Barons
Martin
Doug Dietrich
Ted Ellis
Gary Garrison
Doug Easter
Hollabaugh
Garrison
Dietrich
Wenker
Cook
Ellis
Easter
Cossens
Davis
Cottle
Estep
Rudd
Boothby
Bailey
Amelia Varsity
Goshen
Vince Cook
Amelia Tops Bethel In Weekend Basketball Clash
Dan Hollabaugh led Amelia with 29 points and 16 rebounds as the varsity beat Bethel 61-46, dominating boards 46-23. Garrison starred for Amelia in the first half, while Jim Armstrong and Fannin led Bethel’s offense. Hollabaugh added 18 in the second half as the Tigers struggled to close the gap. The reserve team won 39 and stayed atop the CCL standings with Connors and Perry contributing strong rebounding and scoring.
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Filis
McLaughlin
Dan Hollabaugh
Varsity
Bethel
Garrison
Amelia
Mike Fannin
Tigers
Jim Armstrong
Gary Garrison
Fannin
Accord
Jett
Armstrong
Myers
Kissick
Kilgore
Hollabaugh
Martin
Dietrich
Ellis
Dugger
Guy Connors
Rick Perry
Paul Fritsch
Bruce Westmeyer
Connors
Franke
Fritsch
Zeller
Perry
Bill McDonald
Bets Suffered? No Clear Title Here
The passage lists multiple high school basketball results and player highlights. Bethel's Terry Harris led in assists and scoring with seven points. Freshmen beat N Eastern 51-43. Dennis Sternen topped Barons in rebounds with 19. Amelia's Ron Hughes led scoring with 18. Tim Linder led Rockets with 18. Junior high Knights lost to Goshen 51-33. Rebounds led by Skelton and Caskey. Bob Gerding noted for Knights.
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Bethel
Frosh
N.eastern
Dennis Sternen
Barons
Ron Hughes
Amelia
Hughes
Sternen
Quarles
Hensley
Marsh
Selmeyer
Meyer
Tim Linder
Rockets
Skelton
Bob Gerding
The
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