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As the federal government shutdown drags into its third week, it has become a sort of background noise, present but not always noticeable. Unless you’re a…
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Most civilian workers are back at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, although officials say normal operations will remain difficult during the partial…
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Nearly 9,000 civilian workers went back to work Monday at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. That’s after the Department of Defense reinterpreted a new law…
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Nearly 9,000 employees of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base remain on emergency furlough following the federal government shutdown, and workers and…
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As of midnight, October 1st, the U.S. House and Senate had not agreed on a budget, and the federal government is now implementing a partial shut down for…
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The impacts of the partial federal government shutdown are beginning to ripple across Ohio.The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force near Dayton has…
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Officials at Ohio's largest military base are bracing for more potential spending cuts.The Dayton Daily News reports a Pentagon directive to reduce…
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The commander of Ohio's largest military base says it could take weeks to catch up on the backlog of work created by the furloughs of thousands of…
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More than 150 civilian employees at Ohio's largest military base have taken steps to appeal furloughs imposed because of federal budget cuts.The Dayton…
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A labor union representing thousands of civilian employees at Ohio's largest military base wants them to appeal furlough notices resulting from federal…
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Wright-Patterson Air Force base says more than 10,000 civilian employees will get furlough notices beginning Friday.Civilians working at the base already…
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About 13,000 civilian employees at Wright Patterson Air Force Base will be forced to take 11 days of unpaid leave beginning in July.Col. Cassie Barlow,…