Ohio official urges easing of state employee political bans
Ohio Personnel Director Paul Corey argues state laws restricting partisan activity by state workers are vague and should be liberalized. He cites a federal Hatch Act ruling that found federal rules impermissibly broad and says the Ohio General Assembly should review state policy. He notes uncertainty about state employees joining or working for activist groups outside parties.
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Columbus, Ohio
Paul Corey
Ohio
Corey
Ohio General Assembly
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
May Loans On Homes Surpass Records In June
Mortgage loans closed by insured savings and loan associations reached a record 5.3 billion dollars in June, up 26 percent from June 1971 and 18 percent from May. Forward mortgage investment commitments totaled 4.3 billion, up 22 percent from June 1971 but down 5 percent from May. The increase and decrease are described as seasonal by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
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Washington
Savings and Loan Associations
Preston Martin
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Eagles Name 5 Local Men To Top Jobs
Two area men were installed as national officers at the Fraternal Order of Eagles 74th annual Grand Aerie International Convention in Atlanta. J C Mitchell of Princeton Kentucky was named grand worthy president, succeeding Canadian Ken Stewardson. Vernon Collier of Middletown reported the new president will visit Middletown August 12. Paul Eichman of Springfield was reelected grand secretary. Other Middletonians at the convention included Don Crispin elected delegate Harold Yazell committeeman Don Fugett local past president and Gene Thompson past state officer and committeeman.
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Order of Eagles
Atlanta
J.C. Mitchell
Princeton
Ken Stewardson
Vernon Collier
Tytus Ave. E
Stewardson
Middletown
Collier
Paul Eichman
Springfield
Don Crispin
Harold Yazell
Don Fugett
Gene Thompson
Nixon names Kitchen deputy U N representative
President Nixon elevates Robert W. Kitchen Jr. to deputy U S representative on the United Nations economic and social council, per the White House.
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U.N. Post
Washington
Nixon
Robert W. Kitchen Jr
U. S
United Nations Economic and Social Council
White House
Irish Tourism Suffers Amid Northern Ireland Violence
The Irish Republic sees hotels emptier as tourism drops due to Northern Ireland unrest. Losses include a 31 percent fall in British visitors and an 18 percent drop overall, with Aer Lingus forecasting another deficit. Escorts to Ireland fall up to 50 percent, while local holidays attract Irish residents seeking affordable getaways.
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Dublin
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Republic
Irish Tourist Board
Britain
Joe Malone
United States
Malone
Irish Hotelier and
Aer Lingus
Patrick Lynch
Louisville Man Receives 300 Ashland Oil Cards
Louisville resident Charles J. Friedl tried to renew two Ashland Oil Co. credit cards and an apparent computer error issued 300 new cards. Ashland Oil asked him to destroy the extra cards. he agreed.
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Louisville, Ky
Charles J. Friedl
Louisville
Ashland Oil Co
Oil Company
Fried
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