Ohio Public Utilities Commission reform proposal text
The document presents constitutional changes to create an elected five member Public Utilities Commission of Ohio with a chairman and public financing, detailing primary nomination, terms, voting, compensation, removal, vacancies, and transitional provisions. It contrasts an elected system with the existing appointed body and outlines impacts on regulation of utilities, railroads, and intercity transport.
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Ohio constitutional amendment on public utilities and railroads
Ohio voters consider a proposed amendment giving the chairman sole authority over public utilities and railroads within the state. The measure addresses employee removal and compensation and takes effect December 2, 1982. Opposition by an initiative petition noted.
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Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission of
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Sharon Woods hosts Halloween activities and quilting event
Sharon Woods Village offers Halloween activities on Oct 30 and 31 from noon to 4 p m featuring a broom maker and pumpkin painting with Lyne Dougan of Willow Run Lane Loveland appearing as a quilter on Oct 30 She also makes quilted ornaments. Ohio Liquor Control Director Clifford Reich bans new permits from Nov 1 to Jan 16 1983 under Rule 4301 1 09 due to guber election restrictions. Sharon Woods Village is a reconstructed 19th century rural community owned by the Miami Purchase Association located in Sharon Woods Park near I 275 exit.
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Ohio Rail Transportation Authority
State General Revenue Fund
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Lyne Dougan
Willow Run Lane
Loveland
Clifford Reich
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Liquor Control Commission
Sharon Woods
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Miami Purchase Association
Sharon Woods Park
Sharonville
I-275
Clermont County Republican slate for state and local offices
The Clermont County Republican Executive Committee released a slate listing Charles R. Saxbe for General, Vincent C. Campanella for Auditor of State, Virgil E. Brown for State, Dana G. Rinehart for Treasurer of State, Paul E. Pfeifer for United States Senator full term beginning January 1, 1983, and Justice nominations including William J. McCrone for Justice of the Court, Blanche Krupansky and Fred E. Jones for the 12th District Court of Is ie Common Pleas, Robert P. Ringe for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Robert A. Linder for the Court, Michael J. Voris for the Court. Paid for by John Bom, Chairman, Rt. 1, Felicity, Ohio, with term starts noted as January 1783 and January 2, 1983.
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Charles R. Saxbe
Vincent C. Campanella
Virgil E. Brown
Dana G. Rinehart
Paul E. Pfeifer
United States
William J. McCrone
Blanche Krupansky
Fred E. Jones
12Th District Court
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Robert P. Ringe
Gr of Common Pleas
Robert A. Linder
Michael J. Voris
Clermont County
Republican
John Bom
Rt. 1
Felicity
Ohio
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Lee Falke
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Henry W. Eckhart
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James E. Betts
Willis D. Gradison
Bob McEwen
Sue J. Fisher
Kay Ayres
Bert S. Croswell
Robert $. Cros
James R. Rymer
John W. McCormac
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