Commission Report Lashes Federal Civil Rights Efforts
The U S Commission on Civil Rights denounces federal leadership on civil rights saying enforcement has been weak across hiring housing and contracts. The 111 page study faults budgets staff shortages and reluctance to use sanctions and urges a nationwide drive for equitable representation and stronger enforcement across agencies. The report praises some successes but calls for immediate action and broader department accountability.
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U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
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Martin E. Sloane
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Sloane
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Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
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Justice Department
Office of Management and Budget
George Shultz
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Defense Department
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St. Louis
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September Job Placements Rise in Ada Office
Edward E. Redpath of the Oklahoma State Employment Service in Ada reported September placements up 17 percent from last year and up 3 percent from August. Agricultural placements rose 3.21 percent from last month and last year, with 252 new applications filed and 69 counseling interviews plus 24 tests conducted. Four people were sent to the Southern Oklahoma Rural Skill Center for welding or clerical training. The year total reaches 2086 agricultural placements, up from 1715 at this point last year. Office address updated to 214 W, 2th.
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Edward E. Redpath
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Ada
Southern
Oklahoma
Ada IRS Agent Martin Retires After 19 Years in Ada
Crawford Wo Martin 64 retires from the Internal Revenue Service after a long career beginning in 1945. He served as a revenue and administrative officer in charge and received the Albert Gallatin Award for meritorious service. He and his wife Myrtle live at 1105 Mimosa. Sons James and Curtis ARS Ir. noted. Ken McDaniel succeeds him as district director in Ada.
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Crawford Wo Martin
Martin
Reveat Mien
Internal Revenue Service
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Aga Esasorng
Tulsa
Ada
Albert Gallatin
Treasury
Myrtle
Mimosa
James
William F. Tompkins
IRS
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Oklahoma City
Curtis Ars Ir
Continental
Odd World News Brief From Munich To Virginia
A Munich court denies a 12 percent man a pistol permit to protect himself from a neighbor woman who wants to marry him. In Risborough England a guest triggers a bank opening party burglar alarm. Constable Alworth arrests the guest. Arthur Ries, 65, pressed for river's licenses since 1967, failing his eleventh exam after spending thousands. The trawler Crisway found a 500 pound bomb, Navy tows and sinks it 26 miles off Virginia while agreeing to buy a new net. Crossword clues and word lists fill the page with mixed puzzles and chatter.
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Munich
Germany
Risborough
England
David Alworth
Constable Alworth
Crisway
Virginia
Navy
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