Ohio lawmakers push $731 million highways plan this week
Ohio legislators move a $731 million highways appropriation to a vote before a 10 day July fourth recess while House and Senate race through Friday to clear major business. The budget omission and energy agency measures also shape the week as committees hold hearings on malpractice insurance collective bargaining and obscenity and drug laws with hopes to match West Virginia on coal conversion incentives.
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House Committee launches tax reform hearings today
The House Ways and Means Committee begins hearings on a broad tax reform bill the first major changes since 1969. Chairman Al Ullman aims for a September draft and a May next year House vote, with Senate action two months later, amid debates over withholding rates capital investments and the wealthy tax.
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Ohio moves to keep dentists in state
The Ohio Board of Regents endorsed a 10 point plan to retain dentists, sending the proposal to the legislature. Dr. Richard Ruppert said Ohio State and Case Western Reserve would graduate about 300 dentists yearly by 1978, yet only 36 percent or less would remain in Ohio, with a possible drop to 20 to 25 percent later. The plan features student loan incentives for graduates who practice in Ohio, especially in underserved areas, plus state leadership to expand public education and use of hygienists and auxiliaries.
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Council to join Medina County Landfill District tonight
Medina City Council plans to authorize joining the Medina County Landfill District at the regular meeting. The agenda also includes a note reissuance for bond funds for S. Court Street improvements, a plan adoption resolution, depository designations for public money, and a contract with Noren Products Inc for four Con-Sol-Trol police radio mounts.
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Medina Girls State sends nine to Capital University
Nine Medina County residents held offices at Buckeye Girls State 29th annual session at Capital University. Janice Silva chaired the County Commissioners, Ingrid Rios assisted the attorney general, and Kim Brenner led the city council. Other Medina participants served in county or state roles, with five officers from Spencer.
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Cheryl Ann Zeigler
W. Main St
Alice Luann Schroder
Legislative Service Commission
Carol Annette Pomeroy
Debra Ann Breyley
Spencer Road
Rita Kay Rook
Hinckley Sesqui Queen semifinalists named in pageant
Hinckley Township selects fourteen contestants aged 15 to 19 as semifinalists in the Sesquicentennial queen contest held at Highland High School. Five finalists were named by a three judge panel including Cindi Grever Annette Manco Donna Kirchner Dori Francko and Chevyl Piller with the queen to be revealed July 3 at Brengers Park.
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Cheryl Piller
Chris
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Savage Survives Python Attack During Nightclub Act
Miami Beach audience watches as a 16 foot python used in Joe Savage's Nature Play act coils around his neck and renders him unconscious. Stagehands remove the snake, Savage is treated and released, and he vows to continue featuring the reptile in his show.
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Greenspan Says Recession Over But Unemployment Remains High
President adviser Greenspan told CBS Meet The Press the recession is for all practical purposes over and unemployment will fall gradually after summer. He cited 8.5 percent by January and 7.5 percent by year end 1976, warns against deficits and money supply expansion to avoid renewed inflation. Von Hayek on Meet The Press supported slow recovery to last, noting possible unemployment rising to 13 or 14 percent temporarily.
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Rooney to Film in Ohio Seeks Ohio Penitentiary Backdrop
Motion picture star Mickey Rooney announced plans to shoot a film in Ohio later this year. The project titled The Electric Chair will spend about four weeks in Columbus using the old Ohio Penitentiary as a background and employ real guards and corrections workers.
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Free immunization clinic at Brunswick United Methodist Church
Brunswick Medina County Health Department offers free immunizations tomorrow from 10 to 11 a.m. at Brunswick United Methodist Church for children's vaccines excluding smallpox. Booster shots for school are available tomorrow or at a makeup clinic July 9 at 10 a.m. at the Health Department offices.
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Jetport Site Meeting Scheduled in Hinckley
A public meeting to discuss the proposed Grafton Belden Liverpool Jetport will be held at Hinckley Town Hall at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Sponsored by Hinckley Grange, with Mary Ellen Pfundstein of Chatham present among opponents, the event invites all area residents to attend.
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