Misconceptions on SB 94 unemployment bill and related measures
Ohio legislators debate SB 94 claiming misrepresentations about weekly benefits and eligibility. The text notes the bill would not change reporting or require a $25 weekly target, cites a $450 million fund, and mentions SB 133 172 and HB 37 proposing registration changes and interest caps. It highlights Metz enbaum and educational funds for handicapped children.
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Ohio
Riley
Tom
Harry
Senate
Sheppard
Akron
Lausche Pushes FEPC Passage In Ohio Legislature
Cincinnati leaders and Gov. Lausche urge Senate Bill 219 for Fair Employment Practices. Catholic Archdiocese support voiced via Rev. Rudolph Witzman. Rev. G. Barrett Rich sends telegram. NAACP head Theodore M. Berry and editor Charles N. King also speak. Senator Gray proposes a study substitute and delays hearing to May 2.
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Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Gray
Housing Bill Gains Support in Cincinnati
Ohio Senate Bill 144, key to further public housing, wins backing from Cincinnati City Council and Archbishop MacNicholas amid a statewide push. The bill passed the Senate with three Cincinnati senators voting against. House action looms as Edwin G. Becker faces AFL criticism. CIO ally Ben Herman backs the bill and urban redevelopment measures.
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Cincinnati
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Edwin G. Becker
Board of Education
Cincinnati Federation of Teachers
AFL
Woman's City Club
Becker
Ben Herman
Hamilton County Pac
CIO
Bettman
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