Ferguson Act in Ohio called a sleeping monster in unions debate
In Columbus the Ferguson Act is labeled a sleeping legal monster that bans strikes by public employees though not applying to private workers. Supporters and opponents in the legislature describe public labor tensions and recalls of 1947 get tough on labor attitudes voiced by Frank W. King, linking the act to featherbedding concerns and postponed repeal efforts amid a Dayton firemen strike backdrop.
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This Day In History August 18 1977 Highlights
On August 18 1977 events include Virginia Dare born 1587 Roanoke Island and Sardinia capture in 1708. Western Australia 1870 government, Wilson neutrality 1914, James Meredith grad 1963, Angela Davis FBI list 1970, Bucharest 1974 population talks, 1963 to 1969 church reforms. Thought for today cites Will Rogers. King discusses Ferguson Act repeal and wartime management challenges.
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Virginia Dare
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Sardinia
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Woodrow Wilson
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Angela Davis
FBI
Bucharest
Romania
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U.S. Senate
United States
Gerald Ford
Kansas City
Shelley Winters
Secretary of the Interior
Walter Hickel
Will Rogers
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