Ohio plan for high speed intercity transport and P U C O reform
A detailed Ohio constitutional amendment proposes state funding restrictions and governance changes for a high speed intercity passenger transport system and to replace the Public Utilities Commission with an elected five member body. It outlines funding from taxes grants and gifts, oversight provisions, and election rules including terms, nominations, and conflict of interest safeguards. The measure includes sections on authority powers vacancy penalties and effective transfer of duties to the new commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Rail Transportation Authority
State General Revenue Fund
Ohio
P.U.C.O
Martin Janis
Committee For the Amendment
Thomas E. Ferguson
Henry W. Eckhart
Treasury
Utilities Commission
State OF
Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission of
Public Utilities Commissioners
Peensa
T Commission
Ally Prostan
Commission
and Principlla
General Assembly
Penet Publiies Tek Tees
Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commissioner
The
Neut Ral
Secretary of States
Board of Elections
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Eome
Authority To Supervise Public Utilities Narrowed
A government panel reassesses its reach over public utilities excluding municipal, railroad, and intra state hired services, aiming to assign limits and clarify oversight duties. The move shapes regulatory scope affecting rate setting remedies and compliance oversight for providers.
Service News Honors Local Airmen And Marines
Airman Jeffrey 8 Grethel and Airman Russell L Fairchild of Cincinnati completed training or basic programs. Army Pvt. Jeffrey Witt of Cincinnati finished basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Navy Ensign John M Kelsey of Batavia was commissioned after OCS. Josef Torok of Cincinnati and Bethel completed OSUT at Fort Benning. Timothy Musgrove and Raymond Moore participated in NATO exercises Northern Wedding 82 and Bold Guard 82. Davy M Kern and Timothy Taggert enlisted at Bethel and Okinawa posts. Jeffrey A Grooms from New Richmond joined Berea College Chapel Choir and Chamber Singers.
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Carl E. Wooten
Rosemary P. Hager
University Lane
Batavia
Pat Miller
Cincinnati
U.S. Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Georgia
Wooten
Batavia High School
Joseph M. Torok
Mary Torok
3231 Road
Bethel
Bethel-Tate High School
Timothy G. Musgrove
Verda Musgrove
Laurel Lindale Road
New Richmond
4Th Marines
4Th Marine Amphibious Brigade
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Raymond J. Moore
Herbert J
Della F. Moore
Macedonia Road
10Th Marines
Denmark
Bold Guard
West Germany
North Atlantic Ocean
Baltic
Norwegian Sea
Army
Jeffrey
Witt
Wayne L
Doris J. Witt
Redwood Court
Fort Leonard Wood
Glen Este High School
Jeffrey A. Grooms
Jean Grooms
Berea College Chapel
Berea College Chamber Singers
Jeff
Liberal Arts
Central
Kentucky
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Ruet
Jan
Calgov
Rengfield
Yria
Aus
Ohio General Assembly
Richard Finan
Helen Fix
Tom Fries
Secretary of State
Pr Farrar Tract
the Supreme Court
Fellce Utilities Commissioner
Eierth
Eastin
Dee Nate Preme Court
Senate
Public Utilities
Secretary OF State OF
Anthony J. Celebrezze, Jr
State of Ohio
Ohio Ballot Board
Commission OF
Apfilities Commission of
Jeffrey 8. Grethel
Robert T
Sue L. Lan
Oas Meadow Ridge Drive
Grethel
Glen Bate High School
Russell L. Fairchild
Bruce E. and
Carole L. Fairchild
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Gien Este High School
Navy
John M. Kelsey
John R
Adelaide B. Kelsey
Elston-Hockstock Road
Richard L. McParland
Bobby L
Sylvia McFarland
U.S. Air Force Security
McFarland
Barksdale Air Force Base
Davy M. Kern
Earl R. and
Chris S. Kern
Route 774
Naval Training Center
Philadelphia
Lance Cpl
Timothy Taggert
Jerry A
Ral A
Concord Road
Corps Air Station
Futenma
Okinawa
Craver - Hookom
Main Street
Milford
Wm. J. Noakes
Noakes
John H. Evans
Center Street
North Second Street
Batavia Businessmen’'s Association
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