Rhodes Calls Medicaid Cut Threat Overkill in Ohio
Gov. James A Rhodes criticized a possible one third third quarter Medicaid funding cut as overkill and warned about impact on long term institutional care. He cited a HEW enforcement threat tied to utilization review rules affecting 19 states including Ohio, which could lose nearly $6.94 million.
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Washington
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Michigan
Appeals Court Asked to Rule on Busing Bills
A six circuit panel in Cincinnati heard arguments on whether Kentucky or the federal government should fund court ordered desegregation busing in Louisville. Governor Julian Carroll and others urged overturning a lower court ruling that voided antibusing laws while seeking to shift about 3 million dollars to the federal government.
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Kentucky
Louisville
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Carroll
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jefferson County School Board
Richard Kler
Ohio Senate Approves Public Employee Collective Bargaining
The Ohio Senate approves a bill granting nearly 500000 state county and municipal workers the right to join unions bargain collectively and strike as a last resort. A House move to set due process tenure and evaluation for teachers was sent back to committee. labor allies call for dialogue.
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Youngstown
Columbus Schools to unveil desegregation plan Friday
Board votes at a special meeting on a court ordered desegregation remedy guiding a three phase rollout in the fall. The plan plans to bus more white students and extend black student travel with a projected cost of 23.2 million over two years.
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U.S. District Court
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Joseph Davis
Davis
Bargaining bill highlights listed for Ohio public workers
Ohio Senate approved a plan creating collective bargaining for 500000 state county and municipal workers. It repeals the Ferguson Act and allows unions to represent employees with mediation fact finding and arbitration. Safety officers face limited strikes and a PEACE Commission oversees phased implementation. A State Employment Relations Board forms February 1 1979 and a governor's Office of Collective Bargaining negotiates for state employers. Unions must disclose finances and agency shops may collect fees from nonmembers.
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