Ohio House to Consider 10 Percent Pay Hike and Delegate Voting Bill
Ohio Senate pushed a 10 percent state employee pay raise retroactive to January 1 and a delegate voting bill for May primaries. The House backed a redistricting compromise and an emergency tax transfer to fund local governments. Veterans benefits tax exemption and psychologist licensing also advanced.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Ted W. Brown
National Party
Gilligan
Joseph T. Ferguson
State Controlling Board
Ferguson
Sen. Secrest
Ohio UAW backs Muskie over Humphrey for president
The Ohio United Auto Workers, 250000 strong, endorses Senator Edmund S. Muskie as the strongest presidential candidate, saying he would unite the nation and pursue social and economic justice. The move marks the first major labor endorsement for Muskie, with other unions and leaders weighing Florida, Indiana, and national strategies.
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Columbus
UPI
United Auto Workers of Ohio
Hubert
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
UAW
William Casstevens
Muskie
Casstevens
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Frank King
Humphrey
Detroit
Leonard Woodcock
CAP
Washington
Atlantic City
N.J
Ohio Cap Council
State tax rules and penalties outline exemptions and audits
The guidance explains that exemptions allow $500 per dependent up to $3,000. It notes no deduction for federal or local taxes from state tax, and separate deductions for charitable or medical expenses are not allowed. It describes six months after filing IRS data checks and audits for discrepancies, with penalties of 15 percent plus 6 percent yearly interest, up to $10,000 and five years in jail.
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State Taxation Department
Internal Revenue Service
Court Says Indians Can Fish Lake Superior Under Treaty
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules unanimously that Chippewa Indians may freely fish on Lake Superior under the 1854 treaty though they must use primitive methods. The decision cites 300 years of occupation and fishing patterns on Red Cliff and Bad River lands and notes limits to aboriginal methods. Two 1969 arrests involving gill nets are part of the cases.
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William E. Hayda
Madison
Wis
UPI
Lake Superior
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Bayfield County
Wilkie
Red Cliff
Bad River
High Court
Wisconsin
Fine Art League Starts In Color In Brunswick
The Brunswick League of Fine Art opens its new year with a watercolor demonstration by Clarence Perkins on Monday Jan 10 at 7 30 pm in the Old Phoenix Bank. Perkins, of American Greeting Cards Corp and Cooper School of Art, will paint two pictures and donate part of the proceeds to the Ken Barabas Art Scholarship Fund. Admission is 1 with advance reservations through Betty Manthey at 225 3879.
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Brunswick
Brunswick League of Fine Art
Phoenix Bank
Clarence Perkins
Perkins
American Greeting Cards Corp
Cooper School of Art
Ken Barabas
Navy pay raise boosts Medina recruits to $288 monthly
Medina Bill Powell announces a second major 7.2 percent Navy pay raise in under 90 days. Enlistees now receive about $288 monthly, up from $134 for recruits last October. The across the board increase applies to officers and enlisted. Powell offers details at 43 Public Square or by phone 725-4023 or 725-5383.
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Medina
Bill Powell
Navy
Medina County
Powell
Public Square
Drunk Drivers Spur Harsh Laws Nationwide
The piece notes rising auto insurance costs due to drunk driving and cites estimates of 28,000 annual deaths, 800,000 accidents, and 8 billion in losses. It discusses state actions in 1971, calls for Virginia-like habitual offender laws, and contrasts U.S. penalties with San Salvador’s firing squad.
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New York
UPI
San Salvador
Harry Parrish
National Association of Insurance Agents
Parrish
Indiana
State Association of the Naia
Public Safety Committee
Virginia
NAIA
Youths Caught In Car Attempt At School Bus Stop
Hinckley police arrested three Parma Heights juveniles two aged 16 and one 17 after they tried to lure children waiting for the school bus at 8 30 a m on Jan 5 The suspects were released to their parents and the case is being presented to the prosecutor Parents are urged to teach children to avoid strangers and to note vehicle license numbers for safety.
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Hinckley
Parma Heights
Charles Stastny
Stastny
Chippewa Lake Lions Collect Christmas Trees for Wildlife Refuge
Chippewa Lake Lions Club members will collect Christmas trees again this year. Residents in the three villages or along Rt. 19 or CR 50 may place trees along the roadway. The trees are donated to the Beagle Club to be set in fields as wildlife refuge.
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Chippewa Lake
Lions Club
Rt. 19
CR 50
Beagle Club
Probation Violator Jailed in Medina Case
George Ray Boldon 22 of Wellington jailed for second probation violation after traveling to Las Vegas and theft of a purse from an employee locker. Harold Johnson of Medina admitted aiding the theft. both had prior probation terms and jail sentences in Medina County.
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Medina
George Ray Boldon
Wellington
Las Vegas
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Boldon
Sohio
Rt. 3
Interstate 71
Medina County
Burbank L&e
Harold Johnson
Exchange Park Drive
Bolden
Johnson
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John J. Gilligan
Federal Pay Board
William Taft
Cleveland
General Motors
Robert T. Secrest
Cambridge
Secrest
Medina, O
Medina County Gazette
Terry Hoopes
Tom Ziegler
Medina Senior High Drama Club
Gazette
King
Bill Casstevens
Fine Art League
Betty Manthey
South Africa
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Savings Deposit Bank
Northside
FDIC
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