Word: ohio
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Until last year, the downtown district and the tax base of Lima, Ohio (pop. 55,000), were disappearing at approximately the same rate. The bus sys tem had broken down, the turreted old railway station was closed, and the streets were full of potholes...
Gradually, it all became clear. The professor of psyche had turned the tables. The 85-per-cent humidity was nothing next to running the track back to Central High School near the Ohio River in the muggiest heat anywhere...
...army of White House advance men hit Ohio State University like a flying wedge when Ford decided to speak there recently. An argument arose over whether to have a small table with a water pitcher beside the lectern. The university president wanted it, but the White House disagreed. Old-fashioned image. To the everlasting glory of the Buckeyes, they carried the field and there was a water pitcher on a table beside the lectern...
Today, as in last week's match, Harvard will depend heavily on the defensive abilities of goalkeeper Ben Bryan, who was credited with 15 saves against Cornell. the Pepper Pike, Ohio, sophomore has been doing an inordinate share of the work in recent contests. Today should prove no exception when Bryan gets his defensive assignments...
...Ohio voters could not have been presented with two more starkly contrasting candidates. Incumbent John Gilligan, 53, is a former college instructor who pushed through the state's first income tax and upgraded public services, especially the underfinanced school system. James Rhodes, 65, who spent eight years in the statehouse at Columbus before Gilligan succeeded him, kept taxes at the lowest level, in comparison to income, of any state in the nation and maintained social services at approximately the same level...