Word: ohio
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Northfield, Ohio...
...become familiar with that many specialties. The only staff help the legislature gets is from four elderly women who run a legislative reference service. No legislator has an office; much of the business is transacted in the corridors or the cafeteria. Other states that provide no office space: Iowa, Ohio, Utah and Indiana...
Because I attended that professional meeting with something of an outsider's detachment-I read no paper, participated in no formal discussion-I dismissed this attitude of inauthentic identity as a product of the atmosphere of Toledo, Ohio...
Indeed, so thick are the 1972 contenders in the Senate that their maneuvering for the limelight could impede the upper chamber's work. Over in the House, Ohio Republican Clarence...
ROBERT TAFT JR., 53, Republican, Ohio, carries the most celebrated political name into a pledge class laden with famous names. Grandson of a President and Chief Justice, son of "Mr. Republican," he joins the Senate as an automatic headliner. Even of temper, measured of style, he is short on color, long on homework. He is more liberal than the Administration, but fundamentally a party...