Male Orderlies Claim Pay Discrimination at South West Medical
Liberal Kansas reports the Southwest Medical Center board denies sex discrimination claims by the U S Department of Labor. Board chair Earl Simonds and member Ernest Boles defend higher pay for male orderlies citing job duties and ambulance service duties. Antrim says staff have not complained and the board believes their case is solid, while an investigator from the Labor Department notes periodic inspections occur.
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Earl Simonds
Board of
Southwest Medical Center
U. S. District Court
Wichita
U. S. Department of Labor
Simonds
Ernest Boles
Ance
Stan Antrim
Antrim
Board of County Commissioners
Gary D. Volok
Volok
New Round of Swim Classes Set to Start
Amarillo Community Center starts a new session July 3 with winter daycare and accelerated kindergarten options. Morning swim slots run 9:00 to 12:00 on Tue Thu. evenings 6 45. Junior lifesaving and preschool programs target 3 to 6 year olds with weekly and semester fees.
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Amarillo Community Center, Inc
Amarito Community Centff
S. Caroina
Cheerleading Clinic Set For Panhandle State College
GOODWELL Okla Cheer leaders from five states attend the fifth annual clinic July 2 6 at Panhandle State College About 270 cheerleaders from 54 high schools expected to participate The program includes mass cheers pom pom routines tumbling and crowd psychology lectures The National Cheerleading Association sponsors under Lawrence Hirkimer Registration runs 3 p.m 5 p.m July 2 at Holter Hall dormitory
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Goodwell
Okla
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Panhandle State College
National Cheerleading Association
Lawrence Hirkimer
Holter Hall
Panther on the loose in north Houston weighs five pounds
Officials said a panther eight weeks old was roaming in north Houston after wandering from its owner Regie Parr. Authorities cautioned residents to stay calm and avoid panic as they tracked the young animal.
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Houston
Regie Parr
Duo Opens Offices in Wheeler With Hennard Veterinary Clinic
Wheeler gains a new veterinary clinic and an attorney office this week. Dr Tommie A. Hennard becomes the town's first practicing veterinarian with a West Highway 152 office open Saturday from noon to 6 pm. Kent M. Sims, a Texas Tech law graduate, plans to open a local law office soon with civil engineering background. The Sims family moved to Wheeler last month. His parents Lynden and [unnamed mother] Sims live north of the city.
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Wheeler
Spc
Tommie A. Hennard
West Highway 152
All Accounted For at Meredith
Chief Ranger Art Partin said all persons reported missing Wednesday have been located and searches suspended. He noted an unclaimed fishing pole and cut-off jeans found but not claimed and described the findings as a normal occurrence with no further searches planned.
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LAK
Meredith
Art Partin
Leaks Reported in Ellsberg Pentagon Papers Case
Government claims high likelihood that defense leaked new material from still classified portions of the Pentagon papers to Washington columnist Jack Anderson. Petition seeks a special hearing to identify leaker and verify access to volumes covering 1965 to 1968 negotiations.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Washington
Jack Anderson
Elisberg Defense
U.S. Atty
David R. Nissen
U.S. District Court
William M. Byrne Jr
Pentagon
Ellsberg
Byrne
Nissen
Anthony Russo
U.S
Vietnam
Anderson
Police Seek Witnesses In Amarillo Con Game Arrests
Police continued a search for an elderly Amarillo man and a key witness after three men aged 26 28 and 29 were arrested in a pigeon drop scam at Skaggs Drug Center parking lot. Officers recovered a deck of cards and money roll. investigations target additional similar schemes.
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Amarillo
Skaggs Drug Center
Civic Circle
Paul Hulpe
Apt. E. N. Smith
Detective Division
Meat Inspection Bill Clears House Subcommittee
Washington D C The House Agriculture Subcommittee on Livestock and Grain votes out legislation to raise federal share of state meat inspection costs from 50 to 80 percent. Purcell says amendment restricts state programs to federal rules. Price accuses Purcell of stalling to aid Texas cattlemen against the National Meatcutters Union. The Senate has already passed the measure.
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Washington, D.C
House Agriculture Sub-Committee On Livestock and Grain
Bob Price
Texas
Graham Purcell
Congressman Price
Department of Agriculture
Purcell
Price
13Th
House
Pwerful National Meatcutters Union
Senate
Bus Crash in Brazil Kills 20, Injures 15
An intercity bus collided with two cars near Belo Horizonte, plunged over a railroad overpass, and caught fire. Police report 20 dead and 15 seriously injured among the passengers, in the eastern Central region between Belo Horizonte and Divinópolis.
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Belo Horizonte
Brazil
Minas Gerais
Divinopolis
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