Some Changes Please In Ohio Public Employee Bill Debate
The Ohio House is urged to change Senate Bill 222 a labor bill that would repeal the Ferguson Act and allow public sector strikes. Critics led by Governor Lausche and others warn it could undermine orderly government raise taxes and shift powers to arbitrators. They seek binding arbitration limited to last offers and oppose agency shop and automatic withholdings.
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Vernal G. Riffe
House
Senate
Frank J Lausche
Lausche
Public Senate
Ohio Senate
House Labor Committee
Legal Advertising Still Risky in Ohio
Ohio lawyers face risk advertising until state ethics codes are amended. The Ohio Bar Association warns that ads placed before formal changes may incur penalties, despite a Supreme Court ruling limiting penalties for pricing ads. Officials urge caution and note nationwide guidelines from the ABA are pending.
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Ohio
Ohio Bar Association
Supreme Court
Arizona
John Welch
Ohio Supreme Court
Code of Professional Responsibility
Welch
Welch, Counsel To the Associations Legal Ethics and Conduct Committee
Gary Hunt
State Bar Association
American Bar Association
ABA
Chicago
National Bar Association
Hunt
Budget Makers Embrace Zero Base Budgeting Language
Washington AP describes the shift to zero base budgeting with terms like discrete increments of services and goal congruence. James McIntyre Jr. explains the process where programs compete on merit, leading to decision packages and a consolidated budget for President Carter to present to Congress.
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Washington
Carter
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
James T. McIntyre Jr
Carter pushes immediate zero base budgeting shift
McIntyre says the new system will cut costs and boost efficiency as agencies begin submitting budget recommendations to the Office of Management and Budget. Carter argues the process forces program managers to prioritize and exposes real service delivery practices nationwide.
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Carter
Office of Management and Budget
Max Baucus
D-Mont
Ap Appalachian Regional Act Aims to Open Up Access Roads
Rep Clarence E Miller testifies before the House Subcommittee on Surface Transportation on 90 10 federal state financing of the Appalachian Highway System. He cites the Appalachian Regional Development Act of 1965 to urge road construction as the key to opening up development and improving social cultural educational and economic access in the region.
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Clarence E. Miller
House
Letters discuss mounted posse and Athens police in Meigs County
Editor letters criticize Meigs County mounted posse and praise Athens City Police for quick responses and frequent patrols. Protagonists urge modern crime prevention methods while Mr and Mrs Wearthy Shank commend local officers for overall good work and cooperation.
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the Messenger
Athens City
Mrs. Wearthy Shank
Currier St
Athens
Today in History July 13 Highlights Across Years
On this date in 1863 rioting over the Civil War draft killed about 1,000 in New York. Other notes include 1787 Northwest Territory governance ordinance, 1878 end of Russo Turkish War, 1919 R34 dirigible cross Atlantic, 1960 JFK nomination, 1970 FBI on Black Panthers, 1989 Paris Antarctic minerals talks. Births include Dave Garroway and Kevin Bella. Thought by William James.
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Atlantic
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Los Angeles
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
FBI
Black Panther Party
United States
Newark
National Guard
Hartford
George McGovern
LS Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Twelve Nations
Paris
Antarctic
Dave Garroway
Kevin Bella
Cleveland Indians
William James
Rise of Mr Justice Powell on the Burger Court
The Supreme Court closes its October term with Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. rising as the intellectual force of the Burger Court. Powell, 69, is hailed for scholarship and restraint, writing 15 of 142 opinions, and shaping cases from zoning to abortion while avoiding ideological zeal.
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Burger Court
Justice Powell
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Virginia
Suffolk
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Richmond
City
State Board of Education
Powell
Nixon
Department of Defense
American Bar Association
Hugo Black
Burger
Rehnquist
Blackmun
White
Miami
Ohio
Congress
States
Richard Nixon
Lewis Powell
Oil Habit Necessitates Withdrawal
Venezuela President Carlos Andres Perez urged cutting oil consumption before worrying about price. He warned the U S imports raise a multibillion dollar trade deficit, with OPEC exports to the U S up 30 percent while other markets shrink. He warned prices will rise with or without OPEC and urged restraint amid a global energy crunch.
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Washington
Venezuela
Carlos Andres Perez
Washington Post
U.S
United States
OPEC
Morgan Guaranty
Rimmer de Vries
Perez
Carter
Blumenthal thesis links U S deficit to oil demand
The piece argues the United States deficit mainly benefits OPEC and Japan, not poorer nations. It cites first quarter deficits with OPEC at about $22 billion and Japan at about $6.5 billion, with only about $1 billion to less-developed countries, claiming removing oil would flip a 25 billion deficit into a 20 billion surplus.
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Federal Reserve Board
Henry A. Wallich
Montreal
United States
Blumenthal
OPEC
Japan
U.S
Will Rogers on wide open spaces and debt in 1927
Will Rogers voices the lure of rural life and the burden of farm mortgages. He critiques federal borrowing schemes while noting women’s town visits to endorse notes with husbands, with the remark dated June 12, 1927.
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