Three Top Union Leaders Agree To Help Curb Inflation
Washington AP: AFL CIO President George Meany Teamsters head Frank Fitzsimmons and UAW chief Leonard Woodcock pledge to serve on the Pay Board after the wage price freeze ends to help control inflation. They say the move aims to protect negotiated raises and ensure retroactive pay while preserving union rights to strike or seek court action if needed.
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Washington
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
United Auto Workers
Leonard
Teveral
Pay Board ‘and Price Commission
Meany
Congress
Woodcock
Fitzsimmons
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers
Fitzsimmons and Woodcock
Nixon Administration
Bob Meany
George Shultz
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Meese
Colums
Nixon to Visit Moscow in Late May
President Nixon announced plans to visit Moscow in late May to meet Soviet leaders. He said progress toward world peace is possible and stressed the trip will not affect his plan to go to Communist China.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Exis
White House
Communist
China
United States
Capitol Hill
Rep. H. Edward Hebert
D-La
House “Armed Services Committee
Congress
Ment
House
Carl Albert
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Russia
Gordon Allott
Colora- 40
Cairman
Soviet. S
Berlin
Recreational Facility Project Tops City Council Agenda
The Madison area plans a HUD backed acquisition of Myers Lake and Aqua Gardens for multi recreation use including swimming boating and trails pending city ordinance approval. A Madison Avenue extension funded by state and county allocations will advance with a railroad bridge project underway and minor department appropriations on the council agenda.
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Aqua Gardens
Myers Lake
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Anderson City
Measacre Myers Lake
Anderson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ciy
Madison ‘County Council of Governments
COG
Barton-Aschman Associates
David Sheldon
Sheldon
Madison
Madison Avenue
Park Department
Bad Trip in Highland High School Classroom Sparks Arrests
A student’s unscheduled hallucinogenic intoxication in a Highland High School classroom triggered a police and school official response leading to arrests. Investigators linked the incident to illegal drug use within the school.
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Highland High School
Drug probe at Highland Schools triggers juvenile warrants
A two week investigation into drug use and trafficking at Highland School led to arrest warrants for five youths aged 14 to 18. Hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD and mescaline were involved. Investigators from Moon County police and Anderson narcotics joined the probe, which is the area’s deepest since 1970.
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Highlands School
Ames
Jennings Coen
Anderson Community Schools
Chesterfield
Eastside
Coen
Moon County
Anderson
Orlees
Adense Dice
Highland
Sound Off debate on camera order scam and leaf burning permits
Two reader questions dominate Sound Off. A reader seeks refunds after cashier’s check to Nationwide Camera Exchange vanished with no reply. another asks about permits to burn leaves within city limits. The Anderson Herald notes BBB cautions and upcoming leaf collection dates.
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Nationwide Camera Exchange
D.P.H
Better Business Bureau
New York City
United Parcel Service
Fire Department
Anderson Herald
Busing Concerns Grow at Anderson Community Board Meeting
Anderson Community School Board discussed rising transportation responsibilities and parent inquiries on bus procedures. A parent raised why a five year old cannot receive bus transportation while another questioned safety investigations related to bus routes and staffing.
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Anderson
Anderson Community School Board
Mounds Road
Variable clouds with light rain in the region
Weather brief notes variable cloudiness with light showers possible today and Thursday. Forecast calls for about 10 percent rain today and slightly higher tonight with similar trends tomorrow as temperatures fluctuate between low and high ranges.
Bricker Jury Trial Under Way in Madison Circuit Court
Bricker faces murder charges in the shooting death of his wife at their Madison home last May. Jury selection concluded, with prosecutors aiming to prove premeditated murder and sanity at the time of the crime. Defense cites dissociated personality disorder. First prosecution witness James Kelich testified about arriving at the scene and Bricker’s statements.
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Bricker
Madison
William Lawyer
Richard Kreegar
Marion Withers
Philip Decker
James Kelich
Madison County Police Department
Teath
Sheriff's Office
Kelich
Delighted Classified Finds Babysitter Fast
A quirky classified ad notes a quick babysitting match after dialing a number 643.5371. The Sulein-Harold Classified Dept. announces openings and hours, inviting interested parties to inquire in the morning.
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Sulein-Harold
Odey
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Oodcock
Floyd Smith
International Association of Machinists
Britain
France
Herald
Lee Aschott
the Herald
Madison County
Colom
CPA
Adonis R. Thomas
United Fund
John F. Tidgewell Jr
Max Hixon
United Fund of
Madison County Inc
Joe Boys
C. DeVar Litten
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Warty Martin
Columbia-Riley Area
Floste
Pete
Strom
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