CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Department of Ohio
Sept 26 Post #30 Clam Bake, Call Post #30, for more information (216)771-8905
Sept 26 BROOKLYN POLISH AMERICAN HOME CLAM BAKE; SEE AMPOL BAR MANAGER BERNIE WALTERS FOR TICKETS (216) 661-5315
Oct 03 Post #13 Clam Bake, Call Post #13, for more information (216) 341-9556
Oct 04 Polonia Foundation of Ohio Awards and Scholarship Cocktails at 1:00 and Banquet 2:00pm, St. Michaels Woodside Party Center in Broadview Heights, Ohio
Oct 10 Pulaski Day, Washington Park Assemble 9:30am Program starts at 10:00am
Oct 11 Post 31, Installation of Officers at 10:30am
Oct 17 State Conference, Post #31, 10:30 am. Need All Delegates
Oct 17 Post #58, Veterans Reverse Raffle, Call Post #58 for more information (216) 241-1788
Oct 23-25 NEC meeting, Michigan
Nov 14 Post 30, Chili Cook Off, for more information (216)771-8905
Nov 14 Post & Chapter 58 Fall Feast & Turkey Raffle, for more information (216) 241-1788
Nov 21 State Conference, Post #32, 10:30 am and Post 32 Installation of Officers
Dec 05 Veterans & Woman of the Year, Birchwood Party Center, Northfield
Dec 11 Post & Chapter #61 Christmas Party Lower Ampol Hall
Call Dolores for more information (216) 741-8157
Dec 12 Post #13 Spaghetti Dinner, Call Post #13, for more information (216) 341-9556
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2010
March 27, 2010 VVA Chapter 15 Annual Dance at Brooklyn Hts, Rec Center call 216 398-1017
April 10, 2010 (Date is not official, No money down) Evening in Warsaw, Birchwood Party Center
June 10, 2010 Polonia Foundations Grand knights and Grand Ladies Dinner and Installation
June 27, 2010 (Date is set, no money down till Sept) State Picnic St Sava on Ridgewood Dr, Parma
September 10-13, 2010 National Convention in Michigan
Dates are subject to changes
22 September 2009
25 July 2009
LEGISLATIVE REPORT
For those of us who already may have a VA Medical ID card but for a while were told we were no longer covered by the VA there is this announcement. If you do not have a card, you may still qualify.
Priority Group 8 Adds Benefits for Thousands of Vets. Starting June 15, more than 260,000 Veterans will be eligible for healthcare program enrollment. The change affects Veterans whose incomes exceed the current VA income thresholds by up to 10 percent.
If there is anyone who cannot locate their DD214 and needs it or wants to make it available to their survivors in the future, the application is included in the back of this report. Also, If you were in a military group that served in Vietnam prior to the dates listed for getting an Ohio Wartime Bonus, don't simply give up. In the meeting I used the example of Specialist 4, James T. Davis (from Livingston Tennessee) who was killed on December 2nd, 1961 on a road near the old French Garrison of Cau Xang. Although he was a member of the United States Army Security Agency, he was assigned to the 3rd Radio Research Unit at Tan Son Nhut Airbase near Saigon, along with 92 other ASA members of his unit. Although not officially serving under the ASA name, their cover designation was Radio Research. Davis Station in Saigon was named after him and President Johnson termed Davis “the first American to fall in the defense of our freedom in Vietnam.” If Specialist Davis were from Ohio, under the Ohio Wartime Bonus dates, he would not be qualified for the bonus.
In section 1. the dates of service prior to 1993 are listed to show the dates of service necessary to qualify for the State of Ohio, Wartime Bonus.
The periods of service are: a. WWII, 12/07/1941 – 9/02/1945
b. Korea, 6/25/1950 – 7/19/1953
c. Vietnam, 8/1/1964 – 6/30/1973
If you served in such a unit and have not received your bonus, it is time that you contact your county Veterans Service Officer.
Priority Group 8 Adds Benefits for Thousands of Vets. Starting June 15, more than 260,000 Veterans will be eligible for healthcare program enrollment. The change affects Veterans whose incomes exceed the current VA income thresholds by up to 10 percent.
If there is anyone who cannot locate their DD214 and needs it or wants to make it available to their survivors in the future, the application is included in the back of this report. Also, If you were in a military group that served in Vietnam prior to the dates listed for getting an Ohio Wartime Bonus, don't simply give up. In the meeting I used the example of Specialist 4, James T. Davis (from Livingston Tennessee) who was killed on December 2nd, 1961 on a road near the old French Garrison of Cau Xang. Although he was a member of the United States Army Security Agency, he was assigned to the 3rd Radio Research Unit at Tan Son Nhut Airbase near Saigon, along with 92 other ASA members of his unit. Although not officially serving under the ASA name, their cover designation was Radio Research. Davis Station in Saigon was named after him and President Johnson termed Davis “the first American to fall in the defense of our freedom in Vietnam.” If Specialist Davis were from Ohio, under the Ohio Wartime Bonus dates, he would not be qualified for the bonus.
In section 1. the dates of service prior to 1993 are listed to show the dates of service necessary to qualify for the State of Ohio, Wartime Bonus.
The periods of service are: a. WWII, 12/07/1941 – 9/02/1945
b. Korea, 6/25/1950 – 7/19/1953
c. Vietnam, 8/1/1964 – 6/30/1973
If you served in such a unit and have not received your bonus, it is time that you contact your county Veterans Service Officer.
27 June 2009
A Letter to my Polish Father
by
Joe Bialek
On this Father's Day I will share a letter I mailed to my father on his 91st birthday:
Dear Dad,
I am writing to you for two reasons. First, because I want to apologize for being unreceptive to your advice and second, because there are some things I want to say before you pass away from us. I want you to know that no man has ever been blessed with such a loving and understanding father as you. You have taught me what is necessary to adhere to the principles of the faith and at the same time demonstrated (by example) what it is to maintain a strong and upstanding character even in the face of extreme adversity. I think about you every day and am preparing myself for the day when you and I will be temporarily separated and you will be permanently reunited with all of our relatives.
I remember when we were at one of your birthday parties and somebody suggested that each of us write out (on your birthday card) a memory of a time that was important to us. One of my memories was when you used to bring us home from Busha's house (never could spell it right) to the house in Parma Heights and I would fight with Tweety to stop you from driving away because your leaving us would cause me alot of sadness. Knowing the fact that you may be leaving soon brings back memories of that sadness. You said to me afterward that when that when you used to leave us, your heart would ache with sadness. My heart will ache with sadness everyday that you are not here because one of the very few people who truly cared about me will be gone.
I love you Dad and I am sorry for all the times I caused you grief and anxiety like the times when you used to stop at Dairy Dell and I would throw a tantrum just to get you to buy me a stupid comic book. I am sorry for any contempt that I may have had for you especially at times when you were trying to help me; like the time over at Busy Bee when I said things to you and the owner's son that no fool in their right mind should ever think, never mind say. I am sorry for the times when you got yourself hurt trying to help me and I did nothing to help you like the time at that service station when the clerk caused you to panic and trip over that bar in the garage and you shattered your knee. I should have rushed to your side when you called me but instead you had to drive yourself to the hospital.
If anything ever happens to you or anybody else in this family, I will beat down the Great Wall of China to help them. I am also sorry for not powdering your toes that you could not reach because of your knee. Before Jim Bonkowski died, he apologetically asked me to put his socks on because his feet were so swollen and he pulled a back muscle; I told him I would gladly do it because it was God's way of giving me a second chance to do something I had failed to do before. There are so many other things that I am sorry for but either I cannot remember all of them or it is getting too difficult to type while I weep.
There are some things I would like to thank you for as well. First and foremost, for being my dad who always looked out for me and made phone calls on my behalf whether it be while I was at work or looking for work. I remember when I used to work nights at Coca-Cola and sometimes we would have to work straight through the night and you would call to see where I was. I remember feeling embarrassed that my father would call looking for me but the dispatcher told me that some guys don't have a father who cares enough to look out for them. Thank you for staying in a marriage that has been difficult for you and Mom.
A former professor of mine once said to the class that anybody who can survive marriage ought to be canonized. You both have done very well in upholding your vow before God. You both have also done very well in raising us the best way you could as there has yet to be a perfect way of raising children. I have come to realize that there comes a point when each of us (supported by our family) needs to take responsibility for our lives and play the cards we are dealt. Thank you for supporting me the best way you knew how. Thank you for feeding, clothing and sheltering me especially the time you came home from work and had to put the storm windows up in the middle of a driving rainstorm.
I remember feeling sad watching the mud drip from your shoes as you struggled to put them up. I have your army picture in front of me and am always struck by how handsome and dignified you are. You are a man's man. Well, the kleenex box is about empty and my eyes are not drying so perhaps it would be wise to end this letter. Always remember Dad that I love you very much and will miss you even more. As Patton said about his father, you are and always will be my darling papa.
Love,
Joe (Your Half-Polish Son)
Joe Bialek
On this Father's Day I will share a letter I mailed to my father on his 91st birthday:
Dear Dad,
I am writing to you for two reasons. First, because I want to apologize for being unreceptive to your advice and second, because there are some things I want to say before you pass away from us. I want you to know that no man has ever been blessed with such a loving and understanding father as you. You have taught me what is necessary to adhere to the principles of the faith and at the same time demonstrated (by example) what it is to maintain a strong and upstanding character even in the face of extreme adversity. I think about you every day and am preparing myself for the day when you and I will be temporarily separated and you will be permanently reunited with all of our relatives.
I remember when we were at one of your birthday parties and somebody suggested that each of us write out (on your birthday card) a memory of a time that was important to us. One of my memories was when you used to bring us home from Busha's house (never could spell it right) to the house in Parma Heights and I would fight with Tweety to stop you from driving away because your leaving us would cause me alot of sadness. Knowing the fact that you may be leaving soon brings back memories of that sadness. You said to me afterward that when that when you used to leave us, your heart would ache with sadness. My heart will ache with sadness everyday that you are not here because one of the very few people who truly cared about me will be gone.
I love you Dad and I am sorry for all the times I caused you grief and anxiety like the times when you used to stop at Dairy Dell and I would throw a tantrum just to get you to buy me a stupid comic book. I am sorry for any contempt that I may have had for you especially at times when you were trying to help me; like the time over at Busy Bee when I said things to you and the owner's son that no fool in their right mind should ever think, never mind say. I am sorry for the times when you got yourself hurt trying to help me and I did nothing to help you like the time at that service station when the clerk caused you to panic and trip over that bar in the garage and you shattered your knee. I should have rushed to your side when you called me but instead you had to drive yourself to the hospital.
If anything ever happens to you or anybody else in this family, I will beat down the Great Wall of China to help them. I am also sorry for not powdering your toes that you could not reach because of your knee. Before Jim Bonkowski died, he apologetically asked me to put his socks on because his feet were so swollen and he pulled a back muscle; I told him I would gladly do it because it was God's way of giving me a second chance to do something I had failed to do before. There are so many other things that I am sorry for but either I cannot remember all of them or it is getting too difficult to type while I weep.
There are some things I would like to thank you for as well. First and foremost, for being my dad who always looked out for me and made phone calls on my behalf whether it be while I was at work or looking for work. I remember when I used to work nights at Coca-Cola and sometimes we would have to work straight through the night and you would call to see where I was. I remember feeling embarrassed that my father would call looking for me but the dispatcher told me that some guys don't have a father who cares enough to look out for them. Thank you for staying in a marriage that has been difficult for you and Mom.
A former professor of mine once said to the class that anybody who can survive marriage ought to be canonized. You both have done very well in upholding your vow before God. You both have also done very well in raising us the best way you could as there has yet to be a perfect way of raising children. I have come to realize that there comes a point when each of us (supported by our family) needs to take responsibility for our lives and play the cards we are dealt. Thank you for supporting me the best way you knew how. Thank you for feeding, clothing and sheltering me especially the time you came home from work and had to put the storm windows up in the middle of a driving rainstorm.
I remember feeling sad watching the mud drip from your shoes as you struggled to put them up. I have your army picture in front of me and am always struck by how handsome and dignified you are. You are a man's man. Well, the kleenex box is about empty and my eyes are not drying so perhaps it would be wise to end this letter. Always remember Dad that I love you very much and will miss you even more. As Patton said about his father, you are and always will be my darling papa.
Love,
Joe (Your Half-Polish Son)
11 May 2009
Message from Department Commmander
Dear Friend:
The Polish Legion of American Veterans, USA, is proud to announce the 47th Biennial State Convention. The event will be held on Sunday, September 13-16, 2009 at the Mountaineer Resort Grande Chester, West Virginia.
We hope you will choose to place an advertisement, best wishes or greetings in our Convention Memorial Book as you will be not only getting your message to the attendees, but also to the many members and friends to whom we send the program.
The support from those of you who have placed ads with us in the past is deeply appreciated and we sincerely hope that you will decide to place another advertisement at this convention. We encourage those who have not advertised in the past to do so for the 2009 program book.
Enclosed is an Advertising Contract with listed advertisement rates. The deadline for receipt of ads is August 1, 2009. Should you have any questions, please feel free to call us at the number listed on the contract form.
Our Convention is a prestigious event and this Convention Program is an excellent opportunity for your message to reach government officials, business people, veterans and friends who attend the convention as well as the many entities and persons to whom we send the program book.
We take this opportunity to thank you in advance for your kind support for the work the Polish Legion of American Veterans, USA is doing for our veterans, specially those who are hospitalized, by placing an ad, large or small, or making a contribution to help us to further our work.
Sincerely,
Kenneth Milenovic
State Commander
Department of Ohio
Polish Legion of American Veterans, USA
(216) 524-3908
kenmilenovic@hotmail.com
Enclosures
The Polish Legion of American Veterans, USA, is proud to announce the 47th Biennial State Convention. The event will be held on Sunday, September 13-16, 2009 at the Mountaineer Resort Grande Chester, West Virginia.
We hope you will choose to place an advertisement, best wishes or greetings in our Convention Memorial Book as you will be not only getting your message to the attendees, but also to the many members and friends to whom we send the program.
The support from those of you who have placed ads with us in the past is deeply appreciated and we sincerely hope that you will decide to place another advertisement at this convention. We encourage those who have not advertised in the past to do so for the 2009 program book.
Enclosed is an Advertising Contract with listed advertisement rates. The deadline for receipt of ads is August 1, 2009. Should you have any questions, please feel free to call us at the number listed on the contract form.
Our Convention is a prestigious event and this Convention Program is an excellent opportunity for your message to reach government officials, business people, veterans and friends who attend the convention as well as the many entities and persons to whom we send the program book.
We take this opportunity to thank you in advance for your kind support for the work the Polish Legion of American Veterans, USA is doing for our veterans, specially those who are hospitalized, by placing an ad, large or small, or making a contribution to help us to further our work.
Sincerely,
Kenneth Milenovic
State Commander
Department of Ohio
Polish Legion of American Veterans, USA
(216) 524-3908
kenmilenovic@hotmail.com
Enclosures
15 April 2009
19 March 2009
LEGISLATIVE OFFICER'S REPORT, 03/09
GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF VETERANS’ AFFAIRS
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
Meeting Minutes Thursday, January 17, 2008
Status of Ohio Legislation SB248 (exempt certain armed forces discharges from inspection or copying as a public record, create restrictions for check-cashing businesses when making a loan to certain members of the military, to excuse certain military persons from Jury duty (going to be expanded to Include spouses), to establish a criminal penalty for unlawfully using a deceased military person’s persona, and to create the Ohio Military Medal of Distinction) — Tim Espich shared the details on changes Senator Austria is proposing for this bill The discharges will be exempt from public record for 75 years after recording. Under Sec. 317.24 (B)(2)(b) a journalist may submit a request to view a discharge record. John Maurer inquired on whether the ORC provides a legal definition of a journalist. LeRoy Clendenen added all that is required is a name and title from the journalist, if someone writes for a newsletter of any kind they can consider themselves a journalist. This section needs to be better defined. Tim Espich noted GOVA currently maintains all discharges that are sent to their office, bonus related and copy 6.
Sec. 1315.41 (F) check-cashing business’ dealing with members of the Ohio National Guard or the armed forces of the United States will be restricted in how they collect the loan. Discussion followed. There is a loophole; they may not repay the loan since it cannot be garnished from their wages. The business is not protected. Barry Landgraver added that this
would only delay the business from collecting the monies; they can garnish the member’s wages once the leave the service.
Under Sec. 2313.16 (A)(8), if a prospective juror is on active duty pursuant to an executive order of the President of the United States, they are excused from jury duty. Senator Austria is working to change this bill to also excuse the spouse of said active duty members. John Maurer suggested allowing the spouse to conduct jury duty if they wish, possibly making it voluntary. LeRoy Clendenden added that possibly the thinking behind this addition is because the spouse may be relocated from their permanent address. Emerald Hernandez of the Governor’s Legislative Office added that the language is still being worked on for this addition but the focus is on the spouse being in a single parent family environment with the service member deployed. LeRoy Clendenen stated that there are a lot of single parent families that aren’t connected to the military and they have to deal with this when they are called up for jury duty.
A visitor from Congressman Space’s Veterans Advisory Board noted that the judge has always been able to make exceptions due to the individual’s situation and this should remain up to the judge.
Under Sec 2741.99 unlawfully using a deceased military person’s persona will be a criminal penalty. This is related to SB 263. John Maurer noted if the violation isn’t great enough it may not damper the violator’s program.
HB386 — prohibit a creditor from initiating mortgage foreclosure on a service member within 18 months of release from active duty who has made a claim for disability benefits - Discussion followed. All agreed a representative is needed from Representative Harwood's office to speak on behalf of this bill with the committee. Concerns brought up included; the need for a clear definition of ‘good faith claim’, and that the bill states ‘discharge', what if separated? Emerald Hernandez noted usual ‘good faith’ means the paperwork is in process. Amended Sub HB372 - Tim Espich provided information on this recently passed bill that has been signed by the Governor. It has many veteran aspects to it. It exempts estates of KIA from probate fees, exempts state income tax on military retirement, provides an extension for professional certifications, allows the board to consider training for continued education requirements of the National Guard, provides Purple Heart License Plates to recipients for no fee (number of plates allowed not determined at this time), designates 70/71 as Purple Heart Trail, allows combat stars on license plates, prohibits discrimination on the basis of military status, requires the Attorney General to assign a staff member to specifically care for veteran/military cases, provides National Guard civil service credit, and create Civil Air Patrol Plates
Respectfully submftted,
Ronald Limpach,
Legislative Officer
Department of Ohio
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
Meeting Minutes Thursday, January 17, 2008
Status of Ohio Legislation SB248 (exempt certain armed forces discharges from inspection or copying as a public record, create restrictions for check-cashing businesses when making a loan to certain members of the military, to excuse certain military persons from Jury duty (going to be expanded to Include spouses), to establish a criminal penalty for unlawfully using a deceased military person’s persona, and to create the Ohio Military Medal of Distinction) — Tim Espich shared the details on changes Senator Austria is proposing for this bill The discharges will be exempt from public record for 75 years after recording. Under Sec. 317.24 (B)(2)(b) a journalist may submit a request to view a discharge record. John Maurer inquired on whether the ORC provides a legal definition of a journalist. LeRoy Clendenen added all that is required is a name and title from the journalist, if someone writes for a newsletter of any kind they can consider themselves a journalist. This section needs to be better defined. Tim Espich noted GOVA currently maintains all discharges that are sent to their office, bonus related and copy 6.
Sec. 1315.41 (F) check-cashing business’ dealing with members of the Ohio National Guard or the armed forces of the United States will be restricted in how they collect the loan. Discussion followed. There is a loophole; they may not repay the loan since it cannot be garnished from their wages. The business is not protected. Barry Landgraver added that this
would only delay the business from collecting the monies; they can garnish the member’s wages once the leave the service.
Under Sec. 2313.16 (A)(8), if a prospective juror is on active duty pursuant to an executive order of the President of the United States, they are excused from jury duty. Senator Austria is working to change this bill to also excuse the spouse of said active duty members. John Maurer suggested allowing the spouse to conduct jury duty if they wish, possibly making it voluntary. LeRoy Clendenden added that possibly the thinking behind this addition is because the spouse may be relocated from their permanent address. Emerald Hernandez of the Governor’s Legislative Office added that the language is still being worked on for this addition but the focus is on the spouse being in a single parent family environment with the service member deployed. LeRoy Clendenen stated that there are a lot of single parent families that aren’t connected to the military and they have to deal with this when they are called up for jury duty.
A visitor from Congressman Space’s Veterans Advisory Board noted that the judge has always been able to make exceptions due to the individual’s situation and this should remain up to the judge.
Under Sec 2741.99 unlawfully using a deceased military person’s persona will be a criminal penalty. This is related to SB 263. John Maurer noted if the violation isn’t great enough it may not damper the violator’s program.
HB386 — prohibit a creditor from initiating mortgage foreclosure on a service member within 18 months of release from active duty who has made a claim for disability benefits - Discussion followed. All agreed a representative is needed from Representative Harwood's office to speak on behalf of this bill with the committee. Concerns brought up included; the need for a clear definition of ‘good faith claim’, and that the bill states ‘discharge', what if separated? Emerald Hernandez noted usual ‘good faith’ means the paperwork is in process. Amended Sub HB372 - Tim Espich provided information on this recently passed bill that has been signed by the Governor. It has many veteran aspects to it. It exempts estates of KIA from probate fees, exempts state income tax on military retirement, provides an extension for professional certifications, allows the board to consider training for continued education requirements of the National Guard, provides Purple Heart License Plates to recipients for no fee (number of plates allowed not determined at this time), designates 70/71 as Purple Heart Trail, allows combat stars on license plates, prohibits discrimination on the basis of military status, requires the Attorney General to assign a staff member to specifically care for veteran/military cases, provides National Guard civil service credit, and create Civil Air Patrol Plates
Respectfully submftted,
Ronald Limpach,
Legislative Officer
Department of Ohio
09 March 2009
Legislative Officer Ron Limpach's Report
Legislative Update for Ohio
SB 63 VETERAN INFORMATION (Fedor) To require the registrar of motor vehicles and deputy registrars to inquire about an individual's veteran status, and, if given permission, to forward the veteran's personal information to the director of veterans services. En. 4501/026
HB 20 VETERAN PREFERENCES (Stebelton) To eliminate the requirement that a veteran be a resident of Ohio to qualify to receive the veterans preference on civil service examinations. Am. 124.23
HB 39 ICE REMOVAL (Fende) To require the removal of snow or ice from special parking locations designated for persons with disabilities within 24 hours after the weather condition causing the snow or ice ceases. Am. 3781.111, 3781.99, and 4511.69
HB 47 VETERAN INFORMATION (Ujvagi) To require the registrar of motor vehicles and deputy registrars to inquire about an individual's veteran status, and, if given permission, to forward the veteran's personal information to the director of veterans services. Am. 4501.026
HB 48 MILITARY LEAVE (Ujvagi) To provide two weeks of leave for any employee who is the spouse or parent of a member of the uniformed services who is called to active duty or is injured, wounded, or hospitalized while serving in a combat zone. Am. 4117.10 and En. 5906.01, 5906.02, 5906.03, and 5906.99
HB 48 MILITARY LEAVE (Ujvagi) To provide two weeks of leave for any employee who is the spouse or parent of a member of the uniformed services who is called to active duty or is injured, wounded, or hospitalized while serving in a combat zone. Am. 4117.10 and En. 5906.01, 5906.02, 5906.03, and 5906.99
HB 62 MILITARY EXPERIENCE (Pryor) To require relevant military experience to be considered by state licensing boards and agencies and by private state contractors and to provide a waiver of a licensure or certification fee if a veteran is within six months of separation from active military duty. En. 5903.101
SB 63 VETERAN INFORMATION (Fedor) To require the registrar of motor vehicles and deputy registrars to inquire about an individual's veteran status, and, if given permission, to forward the veteran's personal information to the director of veterans services. En. 4501/026
HB 20 VETERAN PREFERENCES (Stebelton) To eliminate the requirement that a veteran be a resident of Ohio to qualify to receive the veterans preference on civil service examinations. Am. 124.23
HB 39 ICE REMOVAL (Fende) To require the removal of snow or ice from special parking locations designated for persons with disabilities within 24 hours after the weather condition causing the snow or ice ceases. Am. 3781.111, 3781.99, and 4511.69
HB 47 VETERAN INFORMATION (Ujvagi) To require the registrar of motor vehicles and deputy registrars to inquire about an individual's veteran status, and, if given permission, to forward the veteran's personal information to the director of veterans services. Am. 4501.026
HB 48 MILITARY LEAVE (Ujvagi) To provide two weeks of leave for any employee who is the spouse or parent of a member of the uniformed services who is called to active duty or is injured, wounded, or hospitalized while serving in a combat zone. Am. 4117.10 and En. 5906.01, 5906.02, 5906.03, and 5906.99
HB 48 MILITARY LEAVE (Ujvagi) To provide two weeks of leave for any employee who is the spouse or parent of a member of the uniformed services who is called to active duty or is injured, wounded, or hospitalized while serving in a combat zone. Am. 4117.10 and En. 5906.01, 5906.02, 5906.03, and 5906.99
HB 62 MILITARY EXPERIENCE (Pryor) To require relevant military experience to be considered by state licensing boards and agencies and by private state contractors and to provide a waiver of a licensure or certification fee if a veteran is within six months of separation from active military duty. En. 5903.101
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