Short Term Rates Rise Across Lenders and Treasuries
New York reports indicate short term interest rates climbing across the spectrum from the Treasury to banks and businesses. Analysts debate whether the move is a special action by money managers to curb speculation or a measure to fortify the dollar against foreign pressures.
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Laurel Run Notes And Personal News Across The District
Local notes list many visits among Laurel Run residents with neighbors from Columbus Logan Nelsonville and Buckeye Lake. The column also mentions banking trends with higher rates and treasury loans affecting consumer credit and lender costs.
Law of Trespass and Adverse Possession Explained
The column reviews trespass definitions and remedies under Ohio law, including encroachments, improvements by mistaken trespassers, and the limits of adverse possession after 21 years. It notes remedies to remove encroachments, understand easements, and the potential for paid compensation in good faith cases. It also touches on property notices and the need for legal advice.
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Union Pays $48.31 for Statehouse Cleanup in Ohio
The Ohio AFL-CIO, sponsor of a May 15 statehouse demonstration against unemployment and workmen's comp bills, sent a $48.31 check to Public Workers Director Alfred G. Gienow to cover signs and posters left behind. Elmer F. Cope, secretary treasurer, mailed the payment after offering to pay for cleanup.
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Waddling Buddy Hackett Says Incentive Needed For Diet
Hollywood AP reports Buddy Hackett faced a chest constriction last November during a Philadelphia club set. He diagnosed the issue as overweight, weighing 227 pounds then, and now trimmed to 185. He visited friends from It's a Mad Mad Mad World between club dates.
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Supreme Court rules Ohio and Texas unions lack court jurisdiction
The Supreme Court ruled Ohio and Texas state courts lacked authority to order damages in union cases. In Ohio, a member claimed the union’s actions cost him work. in Texas, a member alleged denial of a referral card prevented taking a preferred job. The rulings limit state court power over labor disputes.
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