Ohio Dems defend 10.688 billion state budget
Ohio Democrats plan to defend a 10.688 billion dollar state appropriations measure on the House floor Tuesday. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. says debate will begin around 2 p.m. after caucus. The 269 page budget was approved along party lines and sent to the Senate with a June 30 deadline.
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Fertilizer prices stay high and affect farm costs
The UPI reports fertilizer shortages may be over but prices stay elevated. Delta Council president B F Smith says farmers face tremendously higher costs which could raise production costs and consumer food prices, while some may restrict fertilizer use risking lower yields and possible food shortages later in the year.
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Bayh mulls 1976 presidential bid
UPI reports Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana is weighing a return to the presidential race. He notes conversations with supporters, while Senator Edward Kennedy reiterates he will not run. Bayh envisions a drawn out convention struggle possibly shifting Kennedy.
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Farm labor accord aims to end farm strife
Governor Edmund Brown Jr. announced a historic agreement between growers and Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers after 100 hours of talks. The compromise bill would require secret ballot union elections and cleared a tough Senate committee hurdle. Supporters predict it will become law before next growing season.
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Judge Garritys Boston Bus Plan Draws Fire
U S District Judge W Arthur Garrity warned his final Boston school integration order would not please all sides. Critics criticized the weekend decision to bus more than a quarter of the citys public school pupils as the NAACP prepared a news conference to explain its stance.
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Showers and Cooler Outlook With Mild Temps Ahead
Forecast calls for showers and thundershowers with cooler temperatures in the mid to upper 60s today. Tonight brings more rain chances with lows in the upper 40s, then fair and cooler Tuesday with highs in the low 60s. Probability of precipitation runs 70 percent today, 50 percent tonight, 20 percent Tuesday.
May 12 Almanac highlights and history notes
On May 12 1975 readers note the 132nd day of the year with Mars and Jupiter visible in the morning sky and Mercury Venus Saturn in the evening. Births include Florence Nightingale born 1820. History events cited: 1922 Radio Broadcast comment, 1937 George VI coronation, 1949 Berlin blockade end, 1963 JFK federal troops to Birmingham.
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Ohio House budget proposal shows both praise and criticism
Ohio House Democrats push a $10.7 billion budget with strict legislative controls and performance auditing aimed at limiting executive power. Critics say the proposal shifts little from Gov. Rhodes plan and lacks thorough debate, while supporters praise increased oversight and accountability in agencies like Economic and Community Development Welfare and public welfare funding.
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Medina Chest accepts new group grants through June 18
The United Community Chest of Medina will take applications from new organizations in a drive through June 18. Groups must state requested participation amounts in their applications. Returning groups must submit their budgets and requests to secretary Otis Cronk at post office box 571, Medina.
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Medina day care center accepting applications
The Medina God Day Care Center invites applications for staff including teachers aides and a cook. The center operates 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. serves children toddler through 8, has a contract with the Medina County Welfare Department and screens all applicants through that agency. Contact Mrs. Olga Radick at 725-4887.
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