Steers Rules Indiana Legislator Pay Regardless of Residence
Atty Gen Edwin K Steers ruled that Indiana General Assembly members retain full salary even after moving out of state. He said Rep Calvin Didier who left for Ohio after 1961 still earns the 1962 1800 pay, citing a 1957 law granting salary for assembly service.
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Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Edwin K. Steers
Steers
Dorothy Gardner
Calvin W.J
Didier
R-La Porte
Ohio
Gardner
General Assembly
Hospital dismissals list dated at St John’s Hospital
Dismissals include Mrs Wilma Mort Rt 3 Anderson Timothy Ponsler 2919 East Lynn Mrs Crystal Parker 3013 Pit 3t Miss Susan Crosley Pendleton Ralph Pines 3121 Mounds Rd Herbert Redick Alexandria Mrs Agnes Purdy 705 Lennox Mrs Gerald Laster and infant son 616 N Parkway Dr Mrs Edward McCormick and infant daughter 923 Nichol Ave Mrs Horace Harris and infant son 1933 Halford St Mrs Merle Jones and infant daughter 2315 Pearl St Mrs Frank Finley and infant daughter 711 Harrison St Mrs Donald Beaver and infant daughter 4523 East Lynn St Benjamin Golden Alexandria Harold Lineberry Pendleton Mrs Pauline Lineberry Par alet on Walter Catron 725 Meridian St Mrs Barbara Lite 913 Chestnut St John Ballentine 5422 South Main St Mrs Dorothy Hood 1914 Sherman St.
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Gerald Laster
Infan
N. Parkway
Edward McCormick
Nichol Ave
Horace Harris
Halford St
Merle Jones
Pearl St
Frank Finley
Harrison St
Donald Beaver
East Lynn St
Benjamin Golden
Alexandria
Harold Lineberry
Pendleton
Pauline Lineberry
Paraleton
Walter Catron
Meridian St
Barbara Lite
Chestnut St
John Ballentine
South Main St
Dorothy Hood
Sherman St
Kennedy Congratulates Packers Coach on Title
President Kennedy sent a congratulatory telegram to Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers, congratulating the team on winning the National Football title. The telegram was delivered Wednesday from Washington.
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Green Bay
Wis
Kennedy
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Washington
George Wash
Fington
Bulletin-Herald
Rockefeller Bids Labor Support in New York Plan
Rockefeller opened the 1962 New York legislative session with a broad labor program. He urged a $1.25 hourly minimum wage, higher workers compensation, and better conditions while stressing his proposals serve the state's economy. The plan, delivered to both houses, aims to avoid liberal or conservative labels and to sustain free government amid labor relations.
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Labor
New York
State Senate
Rockefeller
Kennedy
General Assembly Members Granted Salary for Regular Session
The record notes that members of the General Assembly will be paid for services during the regular 61 day session and will receive no extra pay for any special session attendance.
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General Assembly
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