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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1983
Page
7
Harrison Ohio will accept sealed bids for a garbage truck until 12 00 noon March 14 1983 filed with City Clerk at 112 N Walnut St Harrison 45030. Separate bids required with 10 percent bid guarantee. No withdrawal for 30 days. City reserves right to reject bids and waive informalities.
Mr Hope By and several women celebrated three birthdays at P F C restaurant on February 18. Leona Bachman and Dale Bachman visited the Hawk and Taylor households Sunday. Doris Stone and Wally Fleck of Indianapolis called on Eugene Bachman last Thursday. Bachman women vacationed at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Mt Hope Sewing Garden Club meets Wednesday at Marie Duckworth home. Lincoln Literary Club meets Thursday March 10 at Hilda Mueller home. Eugene McCracken and wife and sons shared Sunday afternoon visit.
The General Assembly reaches halftime as both chambers weigh diverse bills. Senate measures protect drivers aged 75 plus and handicapped parking, while House and Senate consider police entry rules, tax breaks for luxury autos, foreclosures relief, and bank holding company procedures.
Tom Pottenger analyzes Ohio tax policy and the 1983 House Bill 100 debate. He notes the Speaker’s tightening control on floor discussion, predictably rising state income taxes, and how increases impact taxpayers with examples from $5 000 to $10 000 incomes. The piece argues policy continuity unless legislators change.
Cooperative Extension Service sponsors a day long event in Madison at the Pines Restaurant on March 9 to teach budgeting and frugal living. Representing ten counties and Purdue University partners offer sessions on candlelight dinners gardening without a lot stress management and time saving tips with exhibits and lunch. Contact the County Extension Office at 926-1189 or visit 233 Main Street Aurora for details.
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