State tackles unemployment cheaters in Ohio
Ohio officials warn on cheating in unemployment payments. In 1975 there were 200 affidavits filed and by 1976 three months saw 132 cases. 834 awaiting trial. About 99 percent of suspects are believed solvable. Cheating rises with unemployment, with $900 million paid in 1975. Convicted violators must repay funds and face penalties including fines up to 1000 dollars and up to one year in jail.
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Columbus
Ohio
S Pound
Bureau of Employment Services
Charles G. Hagerty
Bureau
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Dairy rules ease as butter no longer required in meals
The Agriculture Department will drop butter and fortified margarine as separate requirements for school lunch subsidies. The move, urged by Rep. William Steiger and Rep. Robert Cornell, was challenged by dairy state lawmakers but officials say butter and fortified margarine are no longer mandatory in menus.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
House
William Steiger
R-Wis
Robert Cornell
D-Wis
USDA
Ford Loses Scioto County To Reagan In Ohio Primary
In Scioto County Ohio Ronald Reagan defeated incumbent President Gerald Ford 4510 to 3182 as Ford failed to win this county despite carrying Ohio nationwide. Reagan campaigned after Ford's May 26 pledge supporting the Nuclear Fuel Assurance Act which would guarantee up to 8 billion dollars in private investment for uranium enrichment plants if enacted.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Ford
Ohio River
Scioto County
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
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