Minimum Wage To $2 Starts Next January
Washington AP reports a proposed federal bill would raise the minimum wage to $2 an hour for most workers starting January 1. The plan includes boosts for hotel food service and agricultural workers and covers Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and the mainland. The Education and Labor Committee approved the measure 26 to 7 with some Republicans voting in support. The bill would also address penalties for violations and tied wage-price guidelines with an estimated 3.5 million workers set to gain increases though actual effects remain unclear.
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The Army orders a broad manpower release by June 30 to trim strength to about 892000, releasing 65000 personnel including many career enlisted and draftees. The move aims to balance grades and aid retention while maintaining defense needs and a shift toward an all volunteers system by mid-1973. Missionary Nurse Miss Porter to speak at Fairmount church about Kenya work with photos.
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