Washington by Roscoe Drummond Labor And Labor Reform
Washington analysis argues that 1980 election outcomes hinge on labor reform legislation. It contends Howe Democrats risk appearing as a union veto party if they reject union aims, or a business veto party if they back every Chamber of Commerce demand.
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Flag Day observance and civic notes highlighted in column
Flag Day is observed nationwide on Sunday June 11. A column praises proper flag etiquette and features LeeNiblock of 1321 Central Ave. It also notes planning official Sherman Vinson’s routine delays and touches on labor reform debates, echo myths, and various civic anecdotes.
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Brady's stance on health diet and union rights debated
A letter from Mrs. E. G. laments health policy as George Meany urges cautious reform. It discusses cholesterol, fat in diets, and the need for secret ballots in unions, while criticizing anti-labor measures and calling for careful enforcement of new rules on secondary boycotts and picketing.
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European Unity Moves Through Six Nation Pact
An AP analysis notes a 15 year shift in world diplomacy as six European nations Belgium Luxembourg France West Germany the Netherlands and Italy pursue a united market and shared industrial policy. Leaders Hallstein Hirsch and Fine head major bodies as U S involvement grows while tariffs fall and cross border labor shifts expand amid atomic energy and coal steel co operation. A fatal plane mishap at Idlewild recalls ongoing tensions and dangers of rapid integration.
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First sea going steamship question and mixed clip
The passage mentions a question about the first sea going steamship in the world and notes an upcoming answer. It references the United States and European trade, with tangential items about the Merrimac Monitor, Civil War shots, and historical shipbuilding facts. The excerpt blends questions with commentary and reader instructions.
Keep The Cumulative Tax For Andersons Future
Andersonians who backed the cumulative building fund recall its postwar push to fund school construction without heavy debt. The program financed Meadl owbrook, Westvale, Park Place and other schools, plus repairs, while keeping the system debt-free. Critics urge preserving the 75 cent levy, warning a 60 cent cut would shift the burden and slow growth, risking crowded classrooms as birth rates rise.
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Death of G Harold Hanlin Leaves Alexandria Community
G Harold Hanlin a native of Jay County and longtime Alexandria hatchery operator died suddenly in 1959. He moved from Portland to Alexandria in 1943 and ran a Church Street hatchery before relocating to his farm in 1953. Hanlin served as past president of the Indiana Poultry Association and held leadership roles in Methodist and Lions Club organizations, contributing to local education and church finance. His dedication to business, family, and faith marked him as a highly respected citizen of Alexandria and Madison County.
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Jenner Will Not Run For 1960 Governor
Indianapolis AP report states former Senator William E Jenner will not seek the 1960 Indiana governor’s race. In a letter to Lt. Gov. Crawford F Parker dated June 2, Jenner denies plans to run and notes no support for Parker’s 1980 bid nor comments on 1964.
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Semi Invalid Wins 17500 First Prize In Jingle Contest
Frankfort engineer Frank Schulmeyer, age 50, won 17500 dollars first prize in a jingle contest run by Dole Hawaiian Pineapple Co. He chose cash due to medical bills and operations. Schulmeyer, Purdue graduate, lives with his widowed mother and is unmarried.
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Overweight Trucks Not Impounded When Fines Are Paid
AP report notes that overweight trucks may not be impounded after fines and costs are paid. Attorney General Edwin K. Steers stated the opinion after a request by state police. State police executive Paul Beverforden said prosecutors will pursue civil suits to recover damages when owners reclaim their trucks.
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Indiana Unemployment Claims Fall as New Filings Rise
Indiana unemployment benefit claims totaled 29,006 last week, down from 30,114 the prior week, while 1,081 additional claims were filed by newly unemployed workers. The report notes 2,000 workers in a 0-day inventory layout and 1,832 federally funded extended benefits, with 275 of those using their last week's eligibility.
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The Shepherd God Guides Our Choices and Faith
A meditation on divine guidance shaping personal tests and decisions. It speaks of launching, retreat, surrender, or attack under God's rules. Faith molds vision and actions to fulfill His promises for those who trust and follow His pattern.
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