Ohio Governor's austerity plan stirs GOP critique
Ohio House leaders attack Gov Gilligan's cuts to education and aid for the aged blind and disabled. Speaker Kurfess calls a 1% cut unnecessary, noting potential layoffs could offset savings. Rep Netzley urges welfare cuts instead of education. The governor argues fiscal tightening is required.
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Ky Back on Ballot as Viet Nam Supreme Court Reverses
The South Vietnamese Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling and placed Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky on the October 3 presidential ballot, while removing Gen. Duong Van Minh who withdrew after accusing President Nguyen Van Thieu of rigging the election. The decision cited a technical violation of Thieu’s election law by Thieu and his running mate Tran Van Huong. The ruling came after Ky met with Minh and later with U S officials.
Ola Plans To Contact Residents About Paving
Brunswick mayor Carl Ola will reach Hadcock and Grafton Road homeowners who missed Thursday night meetings on paving. About 202 letters were sent. 60 landowners attended. 77 people were present. The plan uses state and federal funds for 28 feet of concrete plus storm sewers. homeowner cost around 20 dollars per front foot.
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Bertha Sprague Chidsey Rites Planned in Brunswick
Bertha Sprague Chidsey 91 lifetime Brunswick resident died Thursday in Medina Community o after a 10 week illness. She is survived by daughters Alda Donahue and Viola Blakeslee and sons Myron and Harold Chidsey. husband Grant and daughter Amber Bryenton are deceased. Waite and Son Memorial Home to handle funeral. Calling hours Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Monday Aug 23 at Rev. Robert Searles officiating. Interment Townline Cemetery Brunswick Hills.
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Mandatory Tests Show 3.6 Percent Of GIs Use Drugs
UPI reports Defense Department tests of all U.S. service members leaving Vietnam since June show 5.6 percent drug users among 51 000 tested, with 2 854 positives and only one officer affected. Since Jan 1, 15 991 volunteers entered an amnesty program for medical care and immunity from punishment, about two thirds since June. In six months, 6 355 were arrested for drug use in Vietnam. Studies show varied levels of heroin use among returning troops, with shifts from 22.7 percent to 16.2 percent overall after return, and heavy users declining from 9.2 percent to 4.3 percent.
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