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Senate Bill 334

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Establish Juneteenth as a legal holiday

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Long Title To amend sections 1.14, 5.2247, 124.19, 325.19, 511.10, 1345.21, 3313.63, and 3319.087 of the Revised Code to establish the nineteenth of June as Juneteenth, a legal holiday for which government employees receive paid leave.

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Special Designations Special Designations : Observances State and Local Government : State Government

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House State and Local Government Committee
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Hearcel Craig

Andrew O. Brenner

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Nickie Antonio

Louis W. Blessing, III

Dave Burke

Matt Dolan

John Eklund

Teresa Fedor

Theresa Gavarone

Bob D. Hackett

Frank Hoagland

Jay Hottinger

Stephen A. Huffman

Terry Johnson

Stephanie Kunze

Peggy Lehner

Tina Maharath

Nathan H. Manning

Rob McColley

Sean O'Brien

Larry Obhof

Michael A. Rulli

Tim Schaffer

Kirk Schuring

Vernon Sykes

Cecil Thomas

Sandra R. Williams

Steve Wilson

Kenny Yuko

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