Back Union Wage Hikes Issue Labor May Walk Off
Labor members of President Nixon s Wage Board threaten to resign if already negotiated union wage hikes are not allowed retroactively after the wage price freeze. AFL-CIO President George Meany and four labor board members are named as participants in the walkout. Commerce Secretary Stans warns retroactive raises could harm business as the administration debates Phase 2.
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Los Angeles Times ‘News Service
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Maurice H. Stans
Archie K. Davis
Deat
Chamber of Commerce
Pay’ Board of Labor
Nion
Washington
Commerce
Stans
National Association of Manufactures
Police Chief Warns of Vandal Pranks
Police Chief Doyle T. Wright warns October vandalism overshadows Halloween. He notes a small group of youths causes costly property damage and reports have centered on vandalism. Auxiliary police and defense volunteers assist patrols as curfews are enforced and parents may be held liable for up to 750 dollars in damages.
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Doyle T. Wright
Wright
Temerat
Alice Powers
Mem
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VIE Defense Pone
Coloma
Gary Mayor Headlines Indiana NAACP Conference on Education and Labor
Gary Mayor Richard G. Hatcher will headline the Indiana NAACP State Conference of Branches in Anderson November 5 to 7. He will address education equity and labor issues as a featured speaker at the awards banquet on November 5 at 8 pm. The Madison County NAACP hosts, citing large regional participation, with talks on branch administration and civil rights.
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NAACP
Gary
Richard G. Hatcher
Hatcher
Anderson College
Madison County
Thorns
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Anderson
Inlanapolis
June Shagaloff Alexander
Adair Gibbs
Two Redmond Firms File Bankruptcy In Indianapolis
In U S District Court in Indianapolis two Anderson firms led by Thomas H Redmond filed Chapter 7 proceedings. Bankers Acceptance Corp and Empire Finance Co report debts of 1 242 079 and assets of 1 217 741 with 200 in cash on hand. Robert Wyatt named receiver by Judge Cale Holder cites financial experience.
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Anderson
Thomas H. Redmond
U.S . District Court
Bankers Acceptance Corporation
Empire Finance Co
Cale J. Holder
Robert Wyatt
ISTA
State Teacher's Retirement Fund
Holder
Wyatt
State Tax Commissioners Slice Area Budgets
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners cut Madison County budgets on Thursday. Tax rate cuts ranged from four cents to 43 cents for units including Madison County, Jackson Township, Stony Creek, Pendleton, Alexandria, Lapel, and Markleville. Officials cited a revised county valuation near 157 million dollars, up over 4 million, as the main reason for reductions.
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Madison County
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Jackson Township
Stony Creek
Pendleton
Alexandria
Lapel
Markleville
Boone Township
Union Township
Alexandria Community
South Madison
Edgewood
Frankton
Weather Outlook Stays Mild with Light Rain Chances
Clear to partly cloudy with little temperature change through Saturday. Rain chances at 20 percent today and tonight. Low tonight in mid teens, high tomorrow around 80, yesterday's high near 80. Sunrise 1:09 a.m., sunset 5:48 p.m.
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Amiga Teday
United Fund Nears Goal With 93 Percent Pledges Total
The United Fund reached 93 percent of its $720 000 goal with $668 315 03 in pledges at the third report meeting. The drive continues through Nov 5 with collection hours and locations listed. divisions posted varied results and several local firms praised for large increases.
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United Fund
John Chaille
YMCA
DelcoRemy
Guide Lamp
Ted Vinson
John Tidgewell Jr
James Burau
Thomas R. McMahhan
Trial Begins for Indiana Reformatory Guards in 1969 Shootings
A DOJ civil rights team opens the eight guard trial in Indianapolis over the Sept 26 1969 shooting that killed two inmates at Pendleton Reformatory. Defendants include Ernest Brown Ray Tincher William Dennis Fallen Combs Robert Me Hatton Edward Huckeby and Charles Imes with Lindley pleading guilty. The case carries up to life imprisonment on the civil rights charge and up to one year for the misdemeanor count.
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Indianapolis
U.S. Department of Justice
Indiana State Reformatory
Washington
Steven Kaplan
Lindley
Ernest L. Brown
Ray C. Tincher
William H. Dennis
Fallen Combs
Robert F. MeHatton
Edward Huckeby
Reformatory
Charles H. Imes
Jason L. Huckeby
Edward
Election Center to Broadcast Madison County Results
Several service organizations and the Madison County news media sponsor an election center at the YWCA next Tuesday evening. Giant vote boards will be installed by the Anderson Jaycees with telephones to relay results from Anderson Elwood and Alexandria elections. Jaycees Jaycee Wives and local groups provide refreshments as observers report precinct tallies to the center after 5 30 p m via telephone number 6194271.
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YWCA
Anderson Jaycees
Anderson, Elwood
Alexandria
Anderson and Alexandria Jaycees
Anderson Sertoma Club
League of Women Voters
Elwood Call-Leader
WHBU
Anderson
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