111th Ohio General Assembly

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.^[1]

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.^[2]

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

District	Senator	Party	First elected
1	M. Ben Gaeth	Republican	1974
2	Paul Gillmor	Republican	1967
3	Ted Gray	Republican	1967
4	Buz Lukens	Republican	1971 (Appt.)
5	Neal Zimmers	Democratic	1974
6	Tony P. Hall	Democratic	1972
7	Michael Maloney	Republican	1967
8	Stanley Aronoff	Republican	1967
9	Bill Bowen	Democratic	1970 (Appt.)
10	Max Dennis	Republican	1967
11	Marigene Valiquette	Democratic	1969 (Appt.)
12	Walter White	Republican	1972
13	Don Pease	Democratic	1974
14	Bill Mussey	Republican	1972
15	Robert O'Shaughnessy	Democratic	1972 (Appt.)
16	Donald L. Woodland	Democratic	1972
17	Oakley C. Collins	Republican	1974
18	David W. Johnson	Republican	1975 (Appt.)
19	Tom Van Meter	Republican	1972
20	Robert Secrest	Democratic	1968
21	Morris Jackson	Democratic	1967
22	Anthony O. Calabrese	Democratic	1967
23	Charles L. Butts	Democratic	1974
24	Jerome Stano	Democratic	1974 (Appt.)
25	Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr.	Democratic	1974
26	Gene Slagle	Democratic	1972
27	Oliver Ocasek	Democratic	1967
28	Dave Headley	Democratic	1972
29	Robert D. Freeman	Democratic	1974
30	Kinsey Milleson	Democratic	1974
31	Tim McCormack	Democratic	1974
32	Tom Carney	Democratic	1972
33	Harry Meshel	Democratic	1970

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

District	Representative	Party	First Elected
1	Eugene Branstool	Democratic	1974
2	John Wargo	Democratic	1970
3	Jim Betts	Republican	1974
4	Rocco Colonna	Democratic	1974
5	Francine Panehal	Democratic	1974
6	Patrick Sweeney	Democratic	1967
7	Ken Rocco	Democratic	1972
8	Ed Feighan	Democratic	1972
9	Troy Lee James	Democratic	1967
10	Thomas M. Bell	Democratic	1972
11	Robert Jaskulski	Democratic	1970
12	Donna Pope	Republican	1972 (Appt.)
13	Ike Thompson	Democratic	1970
14	Arthur Brooks	Democratic	1974
15	John Thompson	Democratic	1970
16	Harry Lehman	Democratic	1970
17	Virginia Aveni	Democratic	1972
18	Dennis Eckart	Democratic	1974
19	Richard Finan	Republican	1972
20	John Brandenberg	Republican	1972
21	Norman Murdock	Republican	1966
22	Chester Cruze	Republican	1968
23	William L. Mallory Sr.	Democratic	1966
24	Terry Tranter	Democratic	1976 (Appt.)
25	James Rankin	Democratic	1970
26	Helen Fix	Republican	1972
27	Alan Norris	Republican	1966
28	Bill O'Neil	Republican
29	William Kopp	Democratic	1972
30	Mike Stinziano	Democratic	1972
31	Phale Hale	Democratic	1966
32	James Baumann	Democratic	1970
33	Mack Pemberton	Republican	1966
34	Ed Orlett	Democratic	1972
35	Tom Fries	Democratic	1970
36	C.J. McLin	Democratic	1966
37	Paul Leonard	Democratic	1972
38	Fred Young	Republican	1968
39	Vernon Cook	Democratic	1972
40	Paul Wingard	Republican	1974
41	Kenneth Cox	Democratic	1972
42	Pete Crossland	Democratic	1972
43	Ronald Weyandt	Democratic	1971 (Appt.)
44	Irma Karmol	Republican	1974
45	Casey Jones	Democratic	1968
46	Arthur Wilkowski	Democratic	1969 (Appt.)
47	Barney Quilter	Democratic	1966
48	Dick Maier	Republican	1972
49	Irene Smart	Democratic	1972
50	William J. Healy	Democratic	1974
51	Tom Gilmartin	Democratic	1972
52	George D. Tablack	Democratic	1970 (Appt.)
53	Leo Camera	Democratic	1968
54	Scribner Fauver	Republican	1974
55	Bob Nader	Democratic	1970
56	Michael Del Bane	Democratic	1968
57	Bill Donham	Republican	1972
58	Michael A. Fox	Democratic	1974
59	Joe Tulley	Republican	1967
60	David Hartley	Democratic
61	Sherrod Brown	Democratic	1974
62	Marcus Roberto	Democratic	1970
63	John Scott	Republican	1968
64	Waldo Rose	Republican	1972
65	Frank H. Mayfield	Republican	1968 (Appt.)
66	Larry Hughes	Republican	1968
67	Larry Christman	Democratic
68	John Johnson	Democratic	1970
69	John Galbraith	Republican	1966
70	David Johnson	Democratic	1978
71	Ron Gerberry	Democratic	1974
72	Ethel Swanbeck	Republican	1967
73	Corwin Nixon	Republican	1967
74	Dennis Wojtanowski	Democratic	1974
75	Charles R. Saxbe	Republican	1974
76	Harry Turner	Republican	1972
77	Bob McEwen	Republican	1974
78	Rodney Hughes	Republican	1967
79	Fred Hadley	Republican	1967
80	Dale Locker	Democratic	1972
81	Bob Netzley	Republican	1967
82	Michael Oxley	Republican	1972
83	Charles Kurfess	Republican	1967
84	Fred Deering	Democratic	1972
85	Gene Damschroder	Republican	1972
86	Walter McClaskey	Republican	1972
87	Harry Mallott	Democratic	1972
88	Myrl Shoemaker	Democratic	1967
89	Vern Riffe	Democratic	1967
90	Don Maddux	Democratic	1968
91	Claire Ball	Republican	1972
92	Ron James	Democratic	1974
93	William G. Batchelder	Republican	1968
94	Rex Kieffer Jr.	Republican	1972
95	Sam Speck	Republican	1970
96	William Hinig	Democratic	1967
97	Robert Boggs	Democratic	1972
98	Arthur Bowers	Democratic	1968
99	A.G. Lancione	Democratic	1967

Appt.- Member was appointed to current House Seat

References

^ Leonard, Lee (November 13, 1975). "House overrides Rhodes veto, 83-9". The Bryan Times. Retrieved April 5, 2024.
^ Leonard, Lee (January 7, 1976). "Lawmakers set for flood of new legislation". The Bryan Times. Retrieved April 5, 2024.

[1] Leonard, Lee (November 13, 1975). "House overrides Rhodes veto, 83-9". The Bryan Times. Retrieved April 5, 2024.

[2] Leonard, Lee (January 7, 1976). "Lawmakers set for flood of new legislation". The Bryan Times. Retrieved April 5, 2024.

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Major events

Vacancies

Appointments

Senate

Leadership

Majority leadership

Minority leadership

Members of the 111th Ohio Senate

House of Representatives

Leadership

Majority leadership

Minority leadership

Members of the 111th Ohio House of Representatives

See also

References