Burgeoning attorney fees for juvenile case draw heat
Editorial charges county and Judge Bohannon with fiscal irresponsibility after authorizing a $4,100 fee to attorney Jerrald Finney for a four day juvenile court case. The 15 year old girl accused of stabbing her sister was declared incompetent and placed under wardship. Critics note higher fees in a separate murder case, urging restraint amid rising taxes.
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Superior Court
Walter Dietzen
Nelson Bohannon
Jerrald O. Finney
Bohannon
Madison County Bar Association
Bohannan
Will To Work Productivity Drive In 1972 Outlook
The report notes wages and salaries rose four times output per man hour in early 1972. Secretary Peterson urges a crusade to raise productivity. A business spokesman cites high labor costs tax burdens aging plants and barriers to trade as barriers to competitiveness and calls for renewed work ethic and quality.
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Lale
U.S
Peter G. Peterson
Transportation Act of 1971 Gains Bipartisan Rail Support
Rail transport advocates across water, motor and rail sectors unite to back H. R. 11207 the Surface Transportation Act of 1971. Leaders praise cooperation and stress financial aid, tax elimination of discriminatory taxes, grade crossing removals and retirement of unneeded lines amid a broad push to avert a growing transportation crisis.
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United States
U. S
Congress
Rail
Rail Union
Social Security Injustice Sparks Reader Letter Debate
A reader criticizes NBC senior earnings remarks by David Brinkley and argues for raising and clarifying Social Security rules. The letter cites examples of retirees with varying incomes facing penalties, urges Congress to revise the system, and references Cicero’s views on aging to support a more secure retirement without loss of benefits.
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New York City
Nbc-Tv
David Brinkley
Brinkley
Sam
Animployert
Benus of Otker
Congress
Cicero
Geliberthon
Civers
U.S.A
Windmills Proposed as Immediate Power Solution
A 1972 discussion before a House science subcommittee explored windmill power as a practical, low pollution option. H Guyford Stever backed wind turbines as deployable in Chicago soon, noting advances in metallurgy and past Vermont tests. Russia advances magnetohydrodynamics, but U.S. needs grow tenfold. wind could meet urban demand with no fuel.
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House Science
H. Guyford Plevers
Ational Science Founda
Harvey Tion
Gulf Stream
Steyer Hiad
Russia
Chicago
Stever
Central Vermon Pubiic Service Corp
Lea
Gen. Fes. Corp
Striking Against Hospitals Sparks NYC Controversy
A warned strike by Local 1199 of the Drug and Hospital Workers Union against 43 voluntary and municipal hospitals in New York City provokes public safety concerns. The union leader Leon J. Davis vows defiance of anti strike laws amid calls for court ordered restraint and hospital replacements.
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Local 1199
New York City
Lecome Hospital
Davis
New York State
Mr. Davis
Local 1198
Seal 1199
Charleston
S.C
New York
Sanitary Dept
Academy of Basic Education as model for moral schooling
The Brookfield Wisconsin Academy of Basic Education offers a rigorous liberal arts program based on the medieval trivium and quadrivium. It emphasizes Latin Greek several modern languages and humane studies to cultivate moral imagination and disciplined intellects, aiming to reform public and parochial schooling through a substantive curriculum and dedicated staff.
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Academy of Basic Education
Brookfield
Wisconsin
ABE
Brookfield Academy
WB. Smeeth
American School
Milwaukee
Abe-Brookfield
Bright
Brooklieki
CS. Lewis
Lr.r. Tolkien
Jane
Spot
T.S. Eliot
Hope
Fea, Corp
Army Chief Takes Over a Fractured Force in Transition
Gen. Creighton W. Abrams succeeds Westmoreland as Army Chief of Staff after 14 years of Westmoreland’s service. The force, now 13 divisions and about 1.61 million strong, faces morale problems, drug and racial tensions, and a leadership crisis amid postwar doubt. Abrams inherits a smaller, divided army with uncertain future roles in American society and potential cutbacks under a McGovern presidency.
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Abe
Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Senate
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Abrams
Tke Westmoreland
West Point
Westmoreland
Coonskin
Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
New York Times
Seymour M. Hersh
United States Military Academy
Maj
Josiah Bunting
Pat Bucha
Dad H. Hackworth
Hersh
Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
War College
Postigeria
Sen. McGovern
Where To Write Your Legislators
Addresses for U S senators and representatives in Washington appear, listing Hartke Bayh Denny Hillis Hillis Denny Hillis and others with office locations in the Old Senate and Longworth Office Buildings, Washington D C 20515 20810 20615 and other postcodes.
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Senate
Sec
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Birch
B. Bayh Jr
Elwood F. Hillis
Longworth
Orent
Token
Harton
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Menngerer
Benday
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Spegal Service
Muse Town Herald
Herald
Harald
Associated Press
Paul Harvey News
United Sales
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Rouse
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Ashington
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