Ohio public employee bargaining bill gains Pennsylvanias praise
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Ernest P. Kline endorses an Ohio Senate plan modeled on his 1970 Public Labor Relations Act. He cites limited strike rights and notes Pennsylvania avoided major government employee strikes except a 50,000-strong 1975 school labor walkout. A blue ribbon panel has advised steps to curb conflicts.
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Pennsylvania
Ernest P. Kline
Kline
Commonwealth Public Labor Relations Act
Senate
Commerce and Labor Committee
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Ohio Bill Would Allow Teacher Strikes After Mediation
A state panel notes Ohio’s proposed bargaining bill would allow police prison guards and firefighters binding arbitration while other workers including teachers could strike after mediation findings and nonbinding arbitration. Lt. Gov. and committee members weigh mediation as the most effective path to settle disputes.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Public sector bargaining bill faces GOP resistance
Negotiators discuss strikes and fact finding as Kline and aides describe public sector bargaining efforts. Governor Rhodes previously vetoed a similar measure in 1975 after lawmakers, including Republicans in the House, did not vote for it.
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Kline
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Senate gridlock shifts as veto power gains ease
Democrats gain ability to override vetoes without GOP support while hearings on Meshel's bill proceed next week, signaling shifts in legislative leverage and policy debate.
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Senate
Meshel
Laetrile Dismissed as Fraud by Leading Cancer Researcher
In Kansas City AP reports a prominent researcher calls Laetrile a hoax and ripoff at a two day public hearing. The FDA was ordered to compile an administrative record on Laetrile for a case involving Glen L. Rutherford of Conway Springs Kansas and a Denver court upheld access to the record. Memorial Sloan Kettering will publish a major study showing Laetrile ineffective against mouse breast cancer.
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Catholic Medical Center
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Court of Appeals For
10Th Circuit
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U.S. District Court
Oklahoma City
Glen L. Rutherford
Conway Springs
Kan
Martin
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York
Sloan-Kettering
X Ray Screening Tightened for Women 35 to 49
An National Cancer Institute panel urged tighter guidance on breast cancer screening in the Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration Project. It found 75 percent of women aged 35 to 49 in 27 communities still received mammography.
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National Cancer Institute
Institute
Cancer Control Advisory Committee
NCI
American Cancer Society
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