Ohio Fights Salary Hikes In Court
Two lawsuits were filed to push Ohio to start immediate payment of a 10 percent state employee pay hike. AFSCME filed in the 10th District Court of Appeals and OCSEA appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court challenging the Pay Board’s authority and the up to 10 percent increase. The state withholds payment pending the board’s ruling, while officials consider a 7 percent alternative.
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General Assembly
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Tourist bill will rise for Americans in Western Europe
Paris AP report says the French tourist office forecasts a 10 to 20 percent rise in costs for American travelers in Western Europe. France itself will see about 14 percent, Germany and Switzerland 20 percent, Italy 17 percent, Britain 17 percent, and Spain Portugal Greece and Yugoslavia 10 percent.
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Senate ally Collins firm faces three misdemeanor indictments
A grand jury in Cincinnati indicted Collins Mining Co. owned by Ohio State Senator Oakley Collins on three misdemeanor counts for strip mining without permits between 1969 and 1971. The case seeks civil recovery of about 650000 for damages to Wayne National Forest while calling for clearer forest boundaries to prevent future trespass.
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Ohio
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Wayne National Forest
Collins
Collins Mining Co
Senate Education Committee
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