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111th Ohio General Assembly

American state legislative body, 1975–1976

111th Ohio General Assembly
Summary

American state legislative body, 1975–1976

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Seal of the [[Ohio House of Representatives]].

The One Hundred Eleventh Ohio General Assembly was the legislative body of the state of Ohio in 1975 and 1976. In this General Assembly, both the Ohio Senate and the Ohio House of Representatives were controlled by the Democratic Party. In the Senate, there were 21 Democrats and 12 Republicans. In the House, there were 61 Democrats and 38 Republicans.

Major events

Vacancies

  • April 21, 1975: Senator Anice Johnson (R-18th) resigned.
  • December 1, 1975: Representative Jim Luken (D-24th) resigned.

Appointments

  • April 22, 1975: David W. Johnson is appointed to the 18th Senatorial district.
  • January 6, 1976: Terry Tranter is appointed to the 24th House district.

Senate

Leadership

Majority leadership

  • President of the Senate: John W. Brown
  • President pro tempore of the Senate: Oliver Ocasek
  • Assistant pro tempore: Morris Jackson

Minority leadership

  • Leader: Michael Maloney
  • Assistant Leader: Paul Gillmor
  • Whip: Buz Lukens

Members of the 111th Ohio Senate

DistrictSenatorPartyFirst elected
1M. Ben GaethRepublican1974
2Paul GillmorRepublican1967
3Ted GrayRepublican1967
4Buz LukensRepublican1971 (Appt.)
5Neal ZimmersDemocratic1974
6Tony P. HallDemocratic1972
7Michael MaloneyRepublican1967
8Stanley AronoffRepublican1967
9Bill BowenDemocratic1970 (Appt.)
10Max DennisRepublican1967
11Marigene ValiquetteDemocratic1969 (Appt.)
12Walter WhiteRepublican1972
13Don PeaseDemocratic1974
14Bill MusseyRepublican1972
15Robert O'ShaughnessyDemocratic1972 (Appt.)
16Donald L. WoodlandDemocratic1972
17Oakley C. CollinsRepublican1974
18David W. JohnsonRepublican1975 (Appt.)
19Tom Van MeterRepublican1972
20Robert SecrestDemocratic1968
21Morris JacksonDemocratic1967
22Anthony O. CalabreseDemocratic1967
23Charles L. ButtsDemocratic1974
24Jerome StanoDemocratic1974 (Appt.)
25Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr.Democratic1974
26Gene SlagleDemocratic1972
27Oliver OcasekDemocratic1967
28Dave HeadleyDemocratic1972
29Robert D. FreemanDemocratic1974
30Kinsey MillesonDemocratic1974
31Tim McCormackDemocratic1974
32Tom CarneyDemocratic1972
33Harry MeshelDemocratic1970

House of Representatives

Leadership

Majority leadership

  • Speaker of the House: Vern Riffe
  • President pro tempore of the Senate: Barney Quilter
  • Floor Leader: Bill Mallory
  • Assistant Floor Leader: Patrick Sweeney
  • Majority Whip: Tom Carney

Minority leadership

  • Leader: Charles F. Kurfess
  • Assistant Leader: Norman Murdock
  • Whip: Alan Norris

Members of the 111th Ohio House of Representatives

DistrictRepresentativePartyFirst elected
1Eugene BranstoolDemocratic1974
2John WargoDemocratic1970
3Jim BettsRepublican1974
4Rocco ColonnaDemocratic1974
5Francine PanehalDemocratic1974
6Patrick SweeneyDemocratic1967
7Ken RoccoDemocratic1972
8Ed FeighanDemocratic1972
9Troy Lee JamesDemocratic1967
10Thomas M. BellDemocratic1972
11Robert JaskulskiDemocratic1970
12Donna PopeRepublican1972 (Appt.)
13Ike ThompsonDemocratic1970
14Arthur BrooksDemocratic1974
15John ThompsonDemocratic1970
16Harry LehmanDemocratic1970
17Virginia AveniDemocratic1972
18Dennis EckartDemocratic1974
19Richard FinanRepublican1972
20John BrandenbergRepublican1972
21Norman MurdockRepublican1966
22Chester CruzeRepublican1968
23William L. Mallory Sr.Democratic1966
24Terry TranterDemocratic1976 (Appt.)
25James RankinDemocratic1970
26Helen FixRepublican1972
27Alan NorrisRepublican1966
28Bill O'NeilRepublican
29William KoppDemocratic1972
30Mike StinzianoDemocratic1972
31Phale HaleDemocratic1966
32James BaumannDemocratic1970
33Mack PembertonRepublican1966
34Ed OrlettDemocratic1972
35Tom FriesDemocratic1970
36C.J. McLinDemocratic1966
37Paul LeonardDemocratic1972
38Fred YoungRepublican1968
39Vernon CookDemocratic1972
40Paul WingardRepublican1974
41Kenneth CoxDemocratic1972
42Pete CrosslandDemocratic1972
43Ronald WeyandtDemocratic1971 (Appt.)
44Irma KarmolRepublican1974
45Casey JonesDemocratic1968
46Arthur WilkowskiDemocratic1969 (Appt.)
47Barney QuilterDemocratic1966
48Dick MaierRepublican1972
49Irene SmartDemocratic1972
50William J. HealyDemocratic1974
51Tom GilmartinDemocratic1972
52George D. TablackDemocratic1970 (Appt.)
53Leo CameraDemocratic1968
54Scribner FauverRepublican1974
55Bob NaderDemocratic1970
56Michael Del BaneDemocratic1968
57Bill DonhamRepublican1972
58Michael A. FoxDemocratic1974
59Joe TulleyRepublican1967
60David HartleyDemocratic
61Sherrod BrownDemocratic1974
62Marcus RobertoDemocratic1970
63John ScottRepublican1968
64Waldo RoseRepublican1972
65Frank H. MayfieldRepublican1968 (Appt.)
66Larry HughesRepublican1968
67Larry ChristmanDemocratic
68John JohnsonDemocratic1970
69John GalbraithRepublican1966
70David JohnsonDemocratic1978
71Ron GerberryDemocratic1974
72Ethel SwanbeckRepublican1967
73Corwin NixonRepublican1967
74Dennis WojtanowskiDemocratic1974
75Charles R. SaxbeRepublican1974
76Harry TurnerRepublican1972
77Bob McEwenRepublican1974
78Rodney HughesRepublican1967
79Fred HadleyRepublican1967
80Dale LockerDemocratic1972
81Bob NetzleyRepublican1967
82Michael OxleyRepublican1972
83Charles KurfessRepublican1967
84Fred DeeringDemocratic1972
85Gene DamschroderRepublican1972
86Walter McClaskeyRepublican1972
87Harry MallottDemocratic1972
88Myrl ShoemakerDemocratic1967
89Vern RiffeDemocratic1967
90Don MadduxDemocratic1968
91Claire BallRepublican1972
92Ron JamesDemocratic1974
93William G. BatchelderRepublican1968
94Rex Kieffer Jr.Republican1972
95Sam SpeckRepublican1970
96William HinigDemocratic1967
97Robert BoggsDemocratic1972
98Arthur BowersDemocratic1968
99A.G. LancioneDemocratic1967

Appt.- Member was appointed to current House Seat

References

de:Repräsentantenhaus von Ohio

References

  1. Leonard, Lee. (November 13, 1975). "House overrides Rhodes veto, 83-9". [[The Bryan Times]].
  2. Leonard, Lee. (January 7, 1976). "Lawmakers set for flood of new legislation". [[The Bryan Times]].
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