Harsha seeks tax exemption raise to 1200 a year
Congressman Harsha urged the Ways and Means Committee to raise the personal income tax exemption from 600 to 1200 annually. He argued the current exemption is inequitable after decades, notes inflation and rising living costs, and asserts revenue losses could be offset by closing loopholes and taxing certain foundations.
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Harsha
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Ohio
Fire destroys farm house near Brazier in 1894
A farm house on the old John Johns place near Brazier burned down at 9 o'clock, flames from a defective flue. The family escaped with little besides two rifles and a faded picture. Insurance on house and furniture was about 900 dollars. A notice describes home remedies and prevention using oil of hay on window sills and doors.
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Brazier
John Johns
W.P. Stafford
Owensville
Presbyterian Church
Bell
Bantam
George T. Brown
Hymns of All Faiths Break Thou the Bread of Life
A critique of the hymn Break Thou the Bread of Life by Lathbury with music by Sherwin. It notes its 1877 origin for Chautauqua, its scriptural basis in John 6, and its use as a communion hymn in informal churches. The piece links the bread imagery to spiritual nourishment and social wellbeing.
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Chautauqua
Jesus
Lake
Tiberias
Galilee
Commonwealth
Secretary of State Handles Laws and Session Publications
The 108th General Assembly increases duties of the Secretary of State. The office safeguards laws and resolutions, deposits required papers, and prints Ohio Laws volumes after each session. These volumes must be ready for distribution within 120 days after adjournment. Additional guides and publications are produced.
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108Th General Assembly
Ohio
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Out and About: A member's view of the Sierra Club
The author recalls joining the Sierra Club after a rocky start with membership forms and by laws, recounts past internal feuds and tax issues, and notes renewed image as a respected group. The piece highlights campaigns to protect Alaska pipeline ecology, Everglades, Sleeping Bear Dunes, Mineral Valley, and the Great Lakes.
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Sierra Club
Rock Castle
Kentucky
Col. Franklvin
New York Times
Congress
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Alaskan
North Slope
Valdez
Alaskan Pacific
Hickel
Arctic
Everglades
Miami
Sleeping Bear Dunes
Michigan
Honky Tonks
Mineral Valley
Disneyland
Great Lakes
Dream of moon country and space war ends in disaster
Parson Jones recounts a wild dream where the United States and Russia race for the moon. The Russians land accidents, build a space bomb, and bury devices until a child accidentally blows up the moon, causing global chaos before the dream ends.
Moon landing seen as God given limit and higher goal
A religious reflection on the moon landing, contrasting human achievement with biblical promises. The text cites Revelation and Thessalonians to argue that earthly exploration remains bounded by divine limits while faith in Jesus provides eternal salvation beyond space travel.
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United States of America
Jesus
California Higher Education Report Calls System Flawed
A Los Angeles Committee on Public Education cites serious problems in California colleges and universities. It claims the system undermines youth values, spurs demonstrations, and even street violence, while wider reviews cite neglect of political science and intergovernmental studies essential for responsible citizenship.
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Public Education
Los Angeles
California
Presidential Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Washington
America
Sion
Johnson
Capitol Report Ohio Senate adds amendments to HB 531
Reports indicate more than thirty amendments were added to House Bill 531, raising costs to about 1.6 billion for Ohio education funding. The Senate must concur with all amendments before final passage, with pay raises for teachers and staff, and shifts of funds under discussion. The session is expected to close by early August amid last minute negotiations.
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Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Ohio
Columbus
Clermont Included In Army Study
A contract between the Ohio Historical Society and the Louisville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers funds a four phase multi county survey of southwestern Ohio. The study covers parts of nine counties and all of nine more in the Miami River Little Miami River and Mill Creek basins with a 16417 cost and 390 days to complete.
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Ohio
Clermont County
Ohio Historical Society
Louisville District
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
The
Society
Daniel R. Porter
Miami River
Little Miami River
Mill Creek
Corps
Southwest Ohio
Corps of Engineers
Raymond S. Baby
William G. Keener
National Park
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