Indiana Senate debates Utility Reform and budget plans
Senators examined utility reform provisions and the 1983 85 state budget during week 11 of the session. The Commerce Committee trimmed House Bill 1401, establishing a deputy consumer counselor, a nominating commission for the PSC, and rate and construction rules. The budget process moves toward a House Senate conference committee while other measures touch fuel assistance, kindergarten tuberculosis testing repeal, and licensing allows beer and wine wholesalers to sell brandy. The article notes a toll free contact line for residents.
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State Senate
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
House
House Senate Conference Committee
Washington, D.C
Indiana
Public Service Commission
PSC
Senate Republicans Caucus
Senate Conference Committee
Senate Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee
General Assembly
Indiana Senate
State House
Indianapolis
Early Promotion for Lesa L. Hamilton Air Force Senior Airman
Lesa L. Hamilton daughter of Kenneth N. and Helen E. Fields of Cleves Ohio has been promoted to senior airman by a below the zone board. She serves as a weather equipment specialist at McClellan AFB California with the 1849th Electronics Installation Squadron. Her husband Dean is the son of William and Judi Hamilton of Sparks Nevada. She is a 1972 Taylor High School graduate. Cleves United Methodist will hold Holy Week services including a communion Thursday and a Good Friday prayer vigil with an Easter sunrise service at Taylor High School football field.
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Lesa L. Hamilton
Kenneth N
Helen E. Fields
Pontius Ave
Cleves
Ohio
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Hamilton
McClellan Air Force Base
Calif
Cleves United Methodist
Taylor High
Ed Milano
Call Church Office
Easter Bunny to Visit Sharon Woods Egg Roll 1983
Hamilton County Park District announces Easter Egg Roll at Sharon Woods on Saturday April 2 1983 at 10 00 a m. Children ages 1 to 12 will be placed in three age groups for egg hunts with prizes for specially marked eggs. Parents will not be allowed in hunting areas.
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Hamilton County Park District
Hamilton County
Sharon Woods
Ohio Auto Thefts Decline Amid Rising Costs
Auto thefts in Ohio fell about 10 percent in 1982, yet losses reached nearly 110 million dollars. The Ohio Insurance Institute surveyed 19 major cities finding 41,347 vehicles stolen statewide, with Toledo up 25.9 percent and Warren down 22.7 percent. Organizations like the Ohio Highway Patrol aided the drop.
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Ms. Johnson
Warren
Ohio Highway Patrol
Drop in Ohio auto thefts tied to national trend
Prevention Committee and the Greater Cincinnati Insurance Board note a national four percent drop in auto thefts per the National Automobile Theft Bureau. Ms. Johnson attributes this to public awareness, drivers locking vehicles, and securing valuables, while manufacturers push effective anti theft devices.
Ohio Auto Theft Stats 1982 From City Records
Ms. Johnson notes the 1982 statewide auto theft estimate derives from city police department records and the 1981 FBI Uniform Crime Reports. The method applies the percentage change seen in surveyed cities to Ohio’s 1981 FBI figures.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
FBI
Ohio
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