Ohio Governor Warns of 3000 State Layoffs in Budget Crisis
Gov. John Gilligan urged a budget passage by Sept. 1 to avoid 3000 state employee layoffs and program cuts totaling about 70 million. The plan targets education, welfare, recreation, and administration with salary freezes and hiring bans. Senate action could offset cuts via new revenue or higher taxes.
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Hovey
Senate
Senate Committee
House
Gilligan
Cleveland State
Wright State
Department of Natural Resources
Gilligan warns of department cuts if budget stalls
Gov. John J. Gilligan said he would order personnel reductions by department starting Sept. 1 unless the legislature approves an adequate budget by then. The list names agencies including Finance, Highways, Welfare, Education, Health, Mental Hygiene, and others with staged cut targets.
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John J. Gilligan
Youth Commission
Board of Regents
Library Board
Arts Council
Industrial Commission
Workmen’s Compensation
Racing Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Board of Optometry
Board of Accountancy
Examiners of Architects
Board of Engineers and
Ors
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Rehabilitation Services Commission
Liquor Control
The Best Way to Lose a Friend Is Your Own Good Intent
A succinct maxim notes that offering unsolicited advice harms friendship. The line suggests truth can backfire when given as well meaning guidance, highlighting the value of tact in personal relationships.
Obvious Questions Shown In Gilligan Budget Address
Gov John J Gilligan used a Columbus TV studio to present austerity remarks with no newsmen present. He warned of nearly 3000 state layoffs on Sept 1 if the budget fails. The Ohio Civil Service Employees Association cites 4852 hires since January, about 1900 temporary or summer positions.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Associated Press
Gilligan
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Break in Down Payments for Conventional Home Loans
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board will permit savings and loan associations to offer conventional loans with a five percent down payment up to thirty thousand dollars for single family homes. Loans require mortgage insurance or guaranteed backing and target moderate to low income first time buyers. The move complements FHA and VA loan options but does not replace them.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Preston Martin
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp
Judge OKs Commune For Elderly In Florida Mansion
In Winter Park Florida a judge ruled Share-a-Home an elderly commune of 12 residents ages 61 to 94 does not violate single family zoning after a six hour hearing and a Dayton visit. The founder Jim Gillies says the arrangement acts as a family with payments from 225 to 400 dollars monthly aiding a tented home life.
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Winter Park
Fla
Circuit Court
Claude Edwards
Orlando
America
Share-a-Home
Jim Gillies
Gillies
Debiri
Jessie Bush
Schools Brace for Gilligan Aid Cut Toll Across Districts
Area districts face three percent cut to state aid and potential loss of parochial aid. Middletown would shed 60 800 from 2 026 918, with program trims only not overall ops. Franklin would lose 43 574, Carlisle about 15 000 as Budgets shrink and calendars tighten amid uncertain schedule.
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Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Middletown
DeWitt Terry
Carlisle
David Way
Way
Supt
Ray Perez
Evelyn Augsburger
Edgewood
Maurice Ittel
Minh Withdraws From Vietnamese Election Sparks Aid Debate
Premier Nguyen Van Thieu remained the sole candidate as Big Minh quit the race citing vote rigging. U S officials warned Congress may block more aid and pressure to speed Vietnam troop withdrawals, while local school districts in Warren County Chestnut and nearby communities reassessed funding cuts and levy plans.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Neuren Wen
Wuong van
Big
Minh
Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Bunker
Nguyen Cao Ky
Government Tightens Wage Freeze Exemptions Narrow
The 90 day wage price rent freeze bars longevity pay for armed forces and retroactive raises in labor contracts. Connally says exemptions are rare and applies to foreign governments as well. Pentagon will still honor promotions and certain allowances while unions face restricted retroactive pay. Meany urges cancellations and strikes if needed as AFL CIO critiques rise.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Aflxio
George Meany
Administration
Weather Outlook Warm And Humid With Showers Tonight
Clousy and warm conditions continue tonight and tomorrow with a 40 percent chance of thundershowers each day. Daytime highs reach the low 90s and overnight lows stay in the upper 60s.
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Ricardo Rodriguez
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Tex
Francis F. Kimball
Ing
Edwards
Gov. Gilligan
Franklin
Vietnam
Warren County
Madison
Supt. C. M. Roush
Clearcreek
Valley View Ward
Lindemuth
Richard Jordan
Lebanon
Meany
Canada
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Airbus
Connally
Defense Department
Pentagon
United Auto Workers
Teamsters
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