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TO-WNCRIER NOVEMBER, 1978
E This is wh at Mariemont residents will see on the ballot on Nov. 7. Governor and Lt. Governor John O'Neill, Conrad Gutermuth, James Rhodes, George Voinovich, Patricia Wright, John Gaige, Richard Celeste, Michael Dorrian, Allan Friedman, Bruce Wood. Attorney General William Brown George Smith Auditor of State Thomas Ferguson Donald Lukens Secretary of State Ted Brown Anthony Celebrezze, Jr. Treasury of State Gertrude Donahey George Rogers Rep. to Congress Timothy Burke Willis Gradison, Jr. Joseph May State Senator Richard Finan Jerry Wiesenhahn State Representatives William Cunningham Helen Fix
Mariemont, Ohio NOVEMBER
7 County Commissioner Norman Murdock Dusty Rhodes County Auditor James Brown Joseph DeCourcy, Jr. Chief Justice Supreme Court Frank Celebrezze Thomas Herbert Justice of Supreme Court William Brown Richard Markus Justice of Supreme Court Clifford Brown Paul Brown Judge Court of Appeals George Palmer John Ranz Judge Court of Common Pleas William Morri ssey, Jr. Gary Schneider Judge Court of Common Pleas David Boyd Peter Outcalt Judge Court of Common Pleas Harry Klusmeier James Sullivan Judge Court of Common Pleas Fred Cartolano Robert V. Wood
The Junior Class float which won firts place at Mariemont High School's Homecoming.
VOL. 4 NO . 2 Judge Court of Common Pleas Robert Kraft John Nolan .Judge Court of Common Pleas Robert Gorman Jack Jennewein Judge Court of Common Pleas John Engle Thomas Nurre Judge Court of Common Pleas Thomas Crush William Fellerhoff Judge Court of Common Pleas (Juvenile Division) John O'Connor Nicholas Pante! Judge Court of Common Pleas (Probate Division) Melvin Rueger Stuart Tobin Village of Mariemont Proposed Tax Levy (Majority vote needed for passage.) An add it ional tax fo r the benefit of Village of Mariemont, Hamilton County, Ohio, with the purpose of PROVIDING ~UNDS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITH A MAJOR ALLOCATION OF SAID FUNDS TO BE DIRECTED TO WARD THE FUNDING OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE MARIEMONT ASSEM BLY FOR OLDER ADULTS at a rate not exceeding ½ mill for each dollar of valuation, which amounts to Five Cents for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five years.
PUBLI SHED AS A COM MU N IT Y SERVI CE BY TH E MA RI EMO NT V I L LAG E ASSEMBLY
necessary for passgae. Both constitutional amendments are proposed by resolution of the General Assembly of Ohio. Polling pl aces are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. In Mariemont, they are: Precinct A-3706 Homewood Precinct B-6713 Hammerstone Precinct C-High School Precinct D-Parish Center Precinct E-Municipal Building Constitutional Amendment #1 on the ballot would reduce the number of signatures reQuired on PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL a petition from 10% to 8% of the AMENDMENT county electors to place proposed To amend Section 4 of Article X of changes to existing county the Constitution of Ohio. charters on a general election • TO MODIFY THE PROCEDURES ballot. BY WHICH THE VOTERS OF A Other modifications would perCOUNTY MAY ADOPT, AMEND, mit electors to place newly OR REPEAL A CHARTER FORM proposed charters on the ballot by OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT. submitting petitions with 10% of A majority affirmative vote is the electors' signatures to the necessary for passage. county commi ssion ers. In adPROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL dition, th e cha11ges reQuire that AMENDMENT proposed charter amendments To amend Section 41 of Article 11 relate to only one subject. of the Constitution of Ohio. Repeals of county charters would 1. TO REMOVE THE also be provided for, 2/3 of the CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION county commissioner vote to hold AND REQUIREMENT REGARDING the election if the election is PRISON lABOR, ALLOWING THE petitioned by 8% of the county GENERAL ASSEMBL Y TO electors. Issue 2 will remove con REGULATE THIS AREA BY LAW. 2. TO REMOVE THE stitutional restrictions against the use of prison labor. CONSTITUTIONAL The Town Crier is indebted to RESTRICTIONS ON THE SALE OF PRISON-MADE GOODS. Rep. Helen Fix for the explanation A majority affirmative vote is of these issues.