Officials Face Interest Curbs
United Press International surveys show at least six states weighing tighter controls on private business dealings of public officials who make state laws. conflict of interest rules vary. only six states have a formal code, with New Jersey, Maryland, Florida, Michigan, New Hampshire and Hawaii studying or considering ethics provisions.
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Union Shifts On Apprenticeships Amid Civil Rights Pressure
Washington reports that major building trades unions are relaxing hiring controls to address anti discrimination concerns from Negro groups and the federal government. New programs allow outsiders to influence apprentice selection and journeyman admission, with appeals boards including Negro groups and government observers. The shift aims to balance union strength with a broader view of qualifications and reduced exclusive hiring.
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Rail road firemen’s union meeting yields no proposal
Labor Department officials met with 158 general chairmen of the railroad firemen’s union to urge a negotiated end to a four year dispute that threatens a nationwide strike on August 25. Herman H. Peyler named president of the Wabash Railroad while construction industry spokesmen deem anti discrimination plans as not fully realistic.
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