State finance chief pledges 3000 jobs cut in Ohio
Columbus AP reports Richard L. Krabach, finance director designate, vows sweeping reductions to trim over 3,000 state workers hired late in the Democratic administration. He outlines six measures to halt hiring and salaries, curb purchases, curb travel, pause nonessential payments, and review contracts to meet Ohio’s tight fiscal condition. He warns of belt tightening to avoid tax increases and asserts the budget balance rests with the finance director.
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Richard L. Krabach
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Former UN Envoy R. Austin Dies at 85 in Vermont
Burlington AP reports War ren R. Austin, 85, longtime Republican who opposed U.S. entry to the League of Nations after WWI and later served as U.N. ambassador from 1946 to 1953 under Truman. He led the push to name Communist China as the aggressor in Korea and produced a Soviet gun as evidence. Truman mourned his death. Austin, born in Highgate Vermont, studied law, married Mildred Lucas, and had two sons. He helped rearm the U.S. after the Munich pact and backed peacetime compulsory service in 1940.
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Warren R. Austin
League of Nations
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United Nations
Austin
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Harry S. Truman
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China
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Red China
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Security Council
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Independence
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University of Vermont
Mildred Marie Lucas
Warren Jr
Col
Edward Lucas Austin
U.S. Army
United States
James W Wadsworth
R-N.y
Roosevelt
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