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<title>Ohio Public Safety Department Goes Beyond Call of Duty
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<description>WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, 2009 &#x26;#x2013; More than one in 10 employees of the Ohio Department of Public Safety is a member of the National Guard or reserves. So when citizen-soldiers on staff are called to active duty and asked to trade their civilian attire for a military uniform -- as 155 currently are -- the department also fulfills its obligation to the country -- and then some. As is the case with all law-abiding civilian employers, the Ohio Department of Public Safety, or ODPS, promises to keep servicemembers&#x26;#x2019; jobs in place until they return. But the Columbus-based ODPS also goes...</description>
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