State Legislators Ignore Ethics Concerns in Many States
State legislatures show little urgency to pursue ethics reforms as investigations of national figures stir interest only in some places. Analysts note few codes have teeth, with conflicts of interest rarely defined clearly, and some lawmakers sponsor fringe proposals without crossing the threshold of action.
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Chicago
Nomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Adam Clayton
Powell
D.K.Y
Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
California
Tor
Shere
Pennsylvania
York
Ohio
Invesco
New Mexico
Iowa
Waal
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Georgia
West Virginia
Jack R. Simpson
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Massachusetts
Charles Janello
Boston
IBranigin Names Code Study Members
Indiana Masons elect Branigin aides and name members to the Code Study Commission at Rose Polytechnic Institute to recodify civil laws as part of 1967 legislative actions. Key posts named while other officers approved. public service review seeks $40 million debentures for new construction. Wind gusts and penalties noted in separate items.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John H. Jefferson
GovlIndiana Masons
Ermmer Branigin
John L. Boxsome
Bloxsome
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Wakeman
Mooresville
Terre Haute
Howard
Hunter
Indiana
Porte
Charles BR
Bloxome
Brown
Thamore
Haynie
Fort Wayne
Texas Gag Transmission Corp
Ben Dutton
William Dwight J. Smith
Franklin, Ve
Indi- M
Nashville
Robbo Finance New Construction
Ed Joyce
Richard KE. Hikam
Bloomington
Transmission
John H. Lena
South Bend
Wayne Guth- Toe
Fytenanapolis
Indiana Public Serry Service Commission
Arthur Qsburn
Marion
Waslg
Wilbur A
M. Dill
Ydiana Nic
Miami
Wah
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