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Senate subcommittee approves anti-litter tax

' By LEE LEONARD amount of the surcharge — was UPI Slate house Reporter added at the request of Ohioans for ft Practical Litter Law, a COLUMBUS UPI - An Ohio coalition of business and labor Senate subcommittee Tuesday groups which .*iad fought a approved a revised litter control mandatory bottle and . an deposit program after amending it to in favor of alternative legislation raise more money for local last fall. cleanup programs by imposing an James E Henry, a lobbyist for additional (ax on the manufacture the Ohio Council of Retail Mer- and sale of disposable products. chants representing OPLL. said the additional tax on che man- ufacture and sale of disposable The three-man subcommittee products would raise between unanimously recommended the $2.5 million and $3 million a year. proposal and sent it to the full Agriculture, Conservation and School of Nuntag haa been forgotten. Norerthe- Environment Committee where it "THE PEOPLE we represent want to be taxed more than the lesa. the ported! ha* taker, new meaning. will undergo further amendments Guardian FBe Photo Thursday. average corporation," said Hen- ry, explaining that these compan- THE TAX on disposable prod- ies want to contribute to the "This is the first time in the extra $300,000 to oversee. general revenues." ucts is in addition to a surcharge cleanup of litter. history of Ohio that a tax has been "Other states that have tried to The bill also bans pull-tab cans on the corporation franchise tax levied on business to solve a zero in on a tax on litter stream and plastic rings for packaging raising $10 million a year to be But William J. Costello of the social problem." he noted tartly. products have run into trouble," beer and soda containers, effec- used for state grants to local Ohio Manufacturers Association THE OIHO Department of said Donald S. Swepston. citing tive July 1, 1982. The subcom- programs on waste disposal and registered adamant opposition to Taxation also recommended a- California which he said passed mittee voted to move that dead- public education on the evils of the extra tax and said Henry was gainst the additional tax, com- two different littef taxes and line back six months to give littering. not speaking for manufacturers plaining it would be too complex "threw up its hands and then manufacturers eilra time to pre- The extra tax — at twice the who are not members of OPLL. to administer and would cost an went back to funding it with pare. Tempers flare over B and F parking decal prices

By MIKE MILLER to fight it. I simply don't sec a bccausc many students earlier "IF A professor get.', late to his AFTER REVIEWING the B-C Guardian Staff Wrter need for it." complained about the lack of class because he can't find a combination survey comments, LORNA DAWES, chairer of spaces available to decal holders. parking space," he said, "then it Dawes suggested the possibility Students resent paying the same Parking Services Committee, sug- AFTER REVIEWING al! these holds the whole class up - of allowing C decal holders to use price for B derals as some fa ulty gested the issue be discussed facts, Burke concluded. "I think meanwhile, if a student is late, it B spaces after 3:00 p.m. members pay for better F decals. next year. She felt the committee an addiiional surcharge shoulii be doesn't. She arrived at this idea, she Ombudsman Chipp Swindler re- needed more iime to research implemented on the current price "1 think if we suggested the said, because "N decal holders ported st the Parking Services feasibility of no F dec*! pricc- of F decals becaure those people possibility of simply dividing receive this privilege, while C meeting Monday. hike. who have the better parking faculty/staff parking areas from decal purchasers are paying more "Students don't like the idea of However. Dawes' motion ag- spaces (F decal holders), should student parking areas - whtfe fof their stickers than night faculty members paying the same gravated Swindler. "I don't think help to subsidize K lot expendi- designing each area -• I believe students." price they do for decals." he said, this is something that takes a tures — since they would be the problem could be alleviated," Von der Embse welcomed the "when .acuity has the privilege of long-term research study." he pushing C dccal holders to that Von der Embse then said the plan, saying, "Maytx' this could parking in their spaces, and they insisted. "1 feel it is something area." Committee must realize that be an inducement to get many can't park in faculty's sprees." we can settle right now. It is as Burke's deliberation did not "students and faculty/staff mem- students to take nigfct classes, SWINDLER WAS referring to simple as that to me." change von der Embse's position. bers play different roles within thus helping out with the parking the faculty prerogative of parking Parking Services Committee "I think making F decal holders the University." problem we have during the in B spaces when they can't locate student member Jim Burke point- pay extra for a service they really in other matter. Burke, who daytime rush hours somewhat." an open F space, ed out other possibilities which he need is not feasible," he said, doubles as a member of the HOWEVER, Swindler contest- "I am simply asking whether or felt should be considered before "because processors have a spec- Committee and a part-time park- ed that many students take day not F decal holders are paying an any decision is made regarding ial situation, ui that they cannot ing monitor, mentioned that classes because they work at appropriate price for the service the matter. control theii leaching hours -- many vehicle operators are en- night. The plap, will be further they are receiving," he said. "WHAT IF the RTA levy which arc scheduled by the dangering the lives of pedes- discussed at a future meeting. Having reviewed the matter doesn't pass, and we proceed to administration." trians, near the Visitors U parking extensively, Swindler offered a lose 800 spaces due to the "1 DON'T think students buy area. — Wednesday — solution to the dilemma. Ambulatory Care Center con- that stuff about professors having "SOMEBODY COULD get kill- weather ed." Burke exclaimed, "because "I THINK F decal holders struction next year," Burke said, a 'special situation,"' responded Sunny today with the temp- should be able to park in any C "then there is a grea. possibility Swindler, "because they don't people simply run th- stop signs eratures in the low 40's. without looking around for pedi."- space when no F spaces are that C decal holders will be forced think professors have any more Temperatures in the low 30's available," he reasoned, "there- to park in K lot." special circumstances than they trians." tonight with a 0 pevc.nt Burke said such activity fre- fore they would be receiving the Burke's rc-wning stems from do. chance of percipitatioR. same service as B decal holders - the possibility that the sale of C "I think we must realize that quently occurs "at night or when Thursday, sunny and warmer it is raining" when more pre- while paying the same price " decals will be reduced next year. professors are taking money out with temperatures in the lower cautions are needed. Swindler's remarks prompted Parking Services Director Carl of the University, while students 60's. Parking Services Committee fac- Sims said the ratio of decals sold are constantly putting it in. and Burke bargained with Security ulty member Tom von der Embse per parking space has been due to that fact, I think something Director Carl Sims for extra patrol thought to intercede. reduced from 2.S per space to 2.0 should be expected from the of this area. Sims agreed this is a "They that govern the most "1 don't see any financial need per s;iace since the beginning of professors." "problem area," end he said that make the least noise." to raise ths price of F decals." he Wirier quarter. Von der Embse held hia the vtcinhj will be watched more John Sefcien said. "However, I'm not going The reduction came about ground. closely in the future.

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Barracks, Honolufci)) Mica for By C.E. STEVENS some breath-taking atmosphere. Palnfl—* Wrttwr Also, "Eternity" has a classy feel I, like mill ions of other poor to it, thanks to the performers, souls, have become afflicted by the location. a=d the big budget. newest of the prime time trends - THE DRAMA strives to be the glossy, big-budget version of more than just a talk fest. filled the daytime soap opera. Entertainment with sexual innuendo and other My particular favorite, "From suggested wrong doings, "Eter- Here To Eternity", is NBC's nity" attempts to splice action extrapolation of the immensely and human arama together all iu popular 1950's novel by James the considerable lead-in appetl ing of Warden's affair with Major is not on stage (the same problem one Big Glossy Production. Jones. CBS is in possession of from the TV movie. Holmes' wife. HoJmes. well exists with "Dallas" esecpt that Despile its failings, its need for the other nighttime soaps, and in Still this somewhat obscure played by Roy Thinnes, learns of Ha^man is in most every scene.) improved writing and character- drama, with its script and time the affair and tries to bloiv up particular the most popular soap, While the writing is not always isation, "Eternity" has much slot problems, has managed to Warden. Naturally it doesn't by far, "Dallas". brilliant, the performances of the potential and equally as much capture a small (in TV terms) but work, but it does set off a new "ETERNITY" WHICH plays central characters usually help to talent lying latent in its perform- devoted viewership, myself in- opposite ABC's "Vegas" and series of complications for the ease or eradicate that shortcom- ers. With a little work it might cluded. CBS's Wednesday Night Movie, characters. ing, and the beautiful location in even make a run at "Dallas", if it THE STORY CENTERS, and is a follow-up to the highly jlip Hawaiian .Islands. IScholfcld can last long enough. wisely so, on Milt 'Top' Warden, successful made-for-TV-,novie THE ACCIDENT not only played brilliantly by Devane, his I f\vV .sC Did you know thot you or your group can «*arn extra th?t was well written, and featur- knocks Warden out of a combat { «£• money by giving plasma? It's a two way street. You'll life in the Army (nd his relation- ed an excellent cast: (Natalie mission and gets him reassigned i be helping us to help the sick and injured who must ship with his Commanding Offi- Wood, William Devane, and Roy to a desk job. but it reveals a have plasma and you or your group can ecrn money cer's wife, Karen Holmes (Barbra Thinnes among others). mysterious lung problem as well. for parties, projects, or lor any of your activities, Hershey who replaces Natalie However, when the series went I' also serves to introduce a new i Plasma donors can Wood). I safely give twice a _. into production there were some character, the nurse Rosemary' M Q Devane's character is a staunch | week and regular U3 problems with the scrip" (some of (Joan Goodfellow) who hides hardboilcd blood-and-guts ser- j donors can earn over HELP OTHERS which are still all too noticeable) Warden's secret illness, even geant, with all the appeal an | 51.000 a year And we # help you and the announced release date from himself. :: FREE MEDICAL CHECK-UP pay lor your big weekend had to be postponed. Obviously, independent, fun loving and supremely confident individual i BLOOD PRESSURE TESTS this caused other problems (most Devane. Thinnes, Hershey and I CASiH PAYMENTS notable the possible loss of the can have. Unlike Larry Hagman's David Spilberg (who plays Capt. series star, Devane) and when J.R. Ewing in "Dallas", whom Ross) are all very good in their CX nipha \|/ you like to watch because he's so roles, but the weakness of the NBC heads decided to air the PLASMA CENTERS show late in the season It had lost hateable, Warden is a lovable, if series comes with its remaining $5.00 impossible, type as long as you 250 Salem Ave cast. Unlike daytime soaps which Bring this ad for on stay on his good side. usually have a variety of well new donor bonus. — , 2nd aor, So far, the story has been eslablish supporting character!. 223-0424 ation mostly concerned with the evolv- "Eternity" suffers when Devane GRAND SPECIAL JURY PRIZE EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF AND 600 AGAINST AU (The Mystery of Kaspar Hauser) CANNES FILM FESTIVAL Written snrl Directed bv Werner Hor?oo Slarrina Bruno S UCB Cinema Apr 18, 7&9 pm $1 00 I Apr 20, 8pm 112 Oelman

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drafted at 18. 1 was taken as a By BOB CANADY the eleventh hour." he said. first baseman. Guardian Sporta Editor "Both sides are going to have to "fT WASN'T until I started give. We (the players! have a lot playing in the minor leagues that One of the primary reasons the of confidence in Marvin Miller, I became a outfielder." With 9.6 Cincinnati Reds are off to their the players representative. speed in the 100 yard dash that best start in 80 years is center- Collins made it clear that the makes sense. fielder Dave Collins. players aren't after more money Collins was named National "Most of the public thinks we Sports "People will have to be patient League Player of the Week in the are after more money and pen- with me in centcrfield. I don't season's first week of action. He sions, but tt at's not the case," he V. possess a strong arm, 1 have an hit .553 during the Rede four insisted. "The big conflict is adequate arm and good speed. 1 experts have picked the Reds to hitter every time out but the times game sweep of the Atlanta free-agency The owners want to feel confident that I can do the finish third in the division, but he doesn't he's very beatable. Braves. get some sort of compensation job. but I need the chance to Collins feels that is a joke. "WE ARE definitely the team THAT AVERAGE is even more when they lose a player to free prove myself.," he said. "We are the best team in the to beat in our division. We may impressive considering he was agency. Even though Collins has the division," Collins commented. not be the strongest team in the 0-5 in the season opener. During ••THAT'S THE big hangup. job at the present he said nothing "Some people s»y that Los national league, but in our a recent interview Collins ex- Once they get that settled, is guaranteed and he will have to Angeles has improved them- division we are." pressed thoughts ranging from everything else could be worked work hard to keep it. selves the most, but I don'" think Collins hit .318 last year after his Toie on the club to the out in a couple of hours." they are improved at all they are taking over for Ken Griffey the threatened strike of the players. Collins pointed out that the "I HAVE to go out everyday 0-2 (at the time of the interview). last half of the year. This year Collins stated he is confident players don't want to strike. and prove 1 deserve to be out "Houston has added Nolan with the return of Griffey he has that the players and the owners "We want the season to there," he said. Ryan and Joe Morgan." Collins earned the starting spot in will come to terms and avert a contine uninterupted," he said. continued. "Ryan has never been ccnterfield. And the Reds have done strike. However, he doesn't see it "We don't want to strike because more than a .500 pitcher his "I have been labeled a defen- nothing to show that they don't happening until the final day the fans are the oftrs that are hurt whole career. Sure he has the sive liability," said Collins. "But belong where they are, at the top before the deadline. the most," he said. capabilities cA throwing a no- people don't realize when I was of the Division. "1 think it will come down to THE SO—CALLED baseball House honors basketball team

The Wright State University team members were made by championship it had first won in wheelchair basketball team ap- Reps. Robert Corbin (R-38th 1979. peared on the steps of the Ohio District) and lames Zehner (D- capitol building in Columbus 63rd), as well as by House Wednesday. April 9. following Speaker Vern Riffe. presentations to them of both House and Senate resolutions SEN. JOHN K. Mahoney

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