Ohio House OKs Court System Revision and Pension Increases
The Ohio House approved a plan to revise the court system and raise pensions for 45 000 retired public and school employees. The measure would appear on the 1968 ballot with changes effective January 1 1970 and would affect members of the Public Employes Retirement System and School Employees Retirement System.
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Dodd Defends Ethics Record as New Evidence Emerges
Senate debate centers on travel expense probes of Sen. Christopher Dodd with mentions of Sen. Russell Long and the ethics code. Dodd says he will disclose new facts later but offers no motion to strike the Long double billing count. He insists he believes the ethics inquiry aids future conduct while denying personal gain.
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Lausche and Young Vote With Majority On Draft
In Washington the two Ohio Democratic Senators Lausche and Young joined the 72 to 23 Senate majority, voting for the draft measure. Stephen Young, along with 38 other Democrats, backed the legislation.
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