Retailing Could Create More Jobs Than Auto Industry
Editorial argues retailing can add about 103000 new jobs versus 88000 in autos, citing government studies. It warns Congress proposals on packaging rules and higher minimum wage could curb retail growth and limit opportunities for unskilled workers.
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Competition and oil industry balance urged by AI PIA head
J Ed Warren of the American Petroleum Institute argues for vigorous competition coupled with cooperation in standardization, research, market development, and public policy. He warns pure rivalry can harm the industry and national interests while noting sales rivalry persists in aggressive advertising and promotions.
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J. Ed. Warren
American Petroleum Institute
American Petroleum
Warren
Indian giver in tax system described as return of funds
The piece notes the 1966 rise in Social Security taxes for workers earning $6,600 or more, with increases for employers and future hikes leading to far higher contributions by 1987. It argues tax reductions feel hollow when higher levies reclaim most take home pay.
Andrews Falls In Final Moments Of Snyder Tourney Tilt
A late foul by Andrews with one second left gave Big Spring a 56 55 win over the Mustangs in the Snyder cage tournament. Andrews next faced Brownwood for third place as the cage event continued with teams including Monahans Kermit and Odessa.
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Big Spring
Mustangs
Brownwood
Lions Club
Lynn Mitchell
Paul Cumbie
Andrews County
Joseph G. Kilpatrick
Monahans
Kermit
Crane
Seminole
Odessa
Tahoka
Pecos
Lubbock
Andrews County News masthead details
The fragment describes the Andrews County News in Andrews Texas including publication days Sundays and Thursdays, address 111 Northwest First, postal and legal info, editor publisher James Roberts and staff roles, and a standard disclaimer about corrections and advertising liability.
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Texas
Andrews County News
Northwea
James Roberts
Miks
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S. C. Howell
MGK
Harold Burns
Andrews Entertains Holiday Spirit As Christmas Break Arrives
This week in Andrews highlights Christmas holidays beginning with Friday’s school dismissal. Citizens juggle choir programs, office and club parties, and shopping. Students contribute to Goodfellows drives and food and toy collections, while churches prepare cantatas and candlelight services as the community embraces the season.
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Mary Carpenter
Andrews
Raymond Sharbutt
Andrews High School
Lion's Club
Rotary Club
Goodfellows
Means Memorial Methodist
First Baptist Church
Philosopher Notes Widespread Waste Painful in Washington
The writer mocks Pentagon waste and theft at 16 dining spots reporting 10 000 trays 2 000 salt shakers and 1 200 sugar bowls taken by workers in the last year He quotes other government excess including 272 793 000 of aspirin purchases and a three year NSF grant for a bird song study He closes with satirical lines about Congress returning home.
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Army Recreation Office
Washington
St. Louis University
National Science Foundation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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