Cities Reassess Relations With Workers After Supreme Court Rulings
After three major Supreme Court decisions cities and states move to curb overtime pay restrict residency rules and limit bargaining with police unions. Washington Dallas and Austin fast track residency laws while critics decry reduced worker protections and higher costs to fundearned wages.
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Community garden aids welfare recipients in Summit County
In Akron Ohio Dale Miller leads a 28 person crew to plant a 10 acre garden on land near the former county poorhouse to feed about 4100 welfare recipients after general relief funds ran out. Rain delayed work but a donor acre of peas boosts progress and volunteers continue with seeds tractors and a county pickup provided by the youth program.
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Dale Miller
Summit County
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Akron
Donald M. Stephens
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