First Males Attend National Women Voters Convention
The League of Women Voters U S will include male delegates for the first time at its national convention as 1 500 delegates convene to discuss the Equal Rights Amendment. Ruth C Clusen says delegates will reaffirm support while four men join the national gathering. Debate over abortion and health care looms amid broader party and policy notes.
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Women Voters
Joe Kay Cincinnati
UPI
League of Women Voters of the
United States
Ruth C. Clusen
League
League of Women Voters
Clusen
Ohio legislature opens with energy and school financing focus
In four months of the 1978 session energy, school financing, and industrial development dominated activity in Columbus. Lawmakers sent over 100 bills to Gov. Rhodes before adjourning for the primary, with major items mostly deferred beyond June. The session produced one comprehensive energy conservation measure.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Public Utilities Commission
House
Ohio
State Department of Education
Senate Education Committee
Cleveland
Rhodes
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
Ohio Sun Day events shine across state for solar education
Sunday Ohioans prepare to celebrate Sun Day with outdoor displays and dawn walks in Toledo and Cincinnati. NASA and university groups host tours and talks on solar energy while Columbus hosts a Sun Fair and educational exhibits. Cleveland plans a seminar to close the week.
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Sandra L. Latimer
United Press International
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Toledo
Crosby Gardens
Rafael Marderosian
Miami Valley Alternate Energy Association
Dayton
Ohioans For Utility Reform
Statehouse
Columbus
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
University of Cincinnati
Queen City
Wildwood Preserve
Solar Interpretive Center of
Cleveland Metroparks
Marshall Dietrich
Doug Fuller
Kent State University
Neil Buda
Joseph Barbish
The
Ohio Solar Energy Association
Ohio General Assembly Life in Limbo As Bills Await Action
Pending legislation includes HB 319 on product liability limits, HB 391 sunset review, and HB 449 on teacher tenure. Other measures cover juvenile law, Laetrile cancer use, experimental drug programs, and health care bills. The session debates tax breaks, energy policy, and public school financing while committees continue review and votes.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
Cook
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lancione
Senate Judiciary
Stinziano
Senate
Lehman
Sweeney
Tion and Health Committee
Orlett
Tranter
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Johnson
Ways and Means Committee
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Thelma Stovall
General Assembly
Lyndon Abbott
Ellsworth Holden
Athens
James J. Fegan
South Welfleet
Mass
Paul Whipple
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Patricia Harris
New
York
Medina County
Medina
Fairgrounds
Roger Blobaum
Natonal
Sun Day Board of Directors
Northern Kentucky University
Swan Creek Preserve
Solar Interpretive
Girls Scouts
Brunswick
Gazette
Bill Meyer
HJR
Senate Finance Committee
Cox
Lake Erie
House Judiciary Committee
Consumer Finance and Credit Unions
Department of Commerce
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