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The funds are being solicited from employees under both state and federal Civil Service, which is a violation of the law. There has never been such apush for money in the history of Ohio. If you check some of the employees you will find the system is working.. This is the Gilligan system.. and their names and the amounts they collect and from whom should be disclosed. They sell tickets and collect aash. They take very few checks, except from trusted contributors. The cash sometimes does not reach its fund, but is directed to the personal use of the collector or higher up, Jack Fallon or Dr. Sirak.. In the Transportationn Department, there are different collectors for various levels and locations. These are shown circled in red on 'A" attached. The attached directory "b" further shows known collectors at lower levels. These names are also circled in red. The chief money man in the Gilligan administration is Dr. Howard Sirak, Fallon gives the big cash to Sirak. Whatever he collects, Gilligan controls. Sirak handles all large contributions. Much of this. money is hidden for private use and the money and expenses are not reported. Sirak works with Fallon in the Transportation Department. There is a statewide system of collectors in the Transportation Department, as pointed out before, and it applies to all contractors, consultants, appraisers,suppliers, and any and all other individuals or companies who want state business.(see Exhibit "c"). It makes no difference that federal funds are involved. They must contribute to And the collectors don't accept checks--cash with no receipts is the orocedwxe 1731207071"01nv1!