Not Enough Options In Nixon Labor Strategy
President Nixon says Taft Hartley emergency strike provisions are outmoded and seeks more options to supplement the 80 day cooling off period. He directs labor secretary George Shultz to propose alternatives such as mediation and fact finding, with compulsory arbitration as a last resort. Wirtz advisors failed to agree on options.
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Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
George P. Shultz
Wirtz
Shultz
Congress
White House
Schultz
Small City Expansion Suggests Growth for Mid-Sized Towns
The Ozarks Regional Commission proposes boosting growth in small and medium sized cities to absorb population from big cities. It covers 234 counties across Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma and urges federal support for education facilities and skilled job training to drive rural economic expansion reaching areas like Southeastern Ohio.
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Ozarks Commission
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Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Ozarks
Ohio
Nixon plan to end postmaster patronage faces Congress
The piece discusses a proposed shift from political patronage to open competitive examinations for appointing postmasters and rural carriers. It notes opposition from Congress as Postmaster General Blount argues the change would boost efficiency and morale, though delays in filling large post offices remain a issue.
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Nixon
Winton M. Blount
Blount
Mali
Prison Accreditation Aims to Speed Rehabilitation Reform
Ford Foundation funds a $240000 grant to the American Correctional Association to survey prison rehabilitation programs and award accreditation to top performers. The move seeks to set a nationwide yardstick to push lagging practices in criminal rehabilitation, amidst mixed views on coddling vs progress.
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American Correctional Association
Ford Foundation
Foundation
Washington Insight Joseph Kraft On Black Studies
Joseph Kraft argues black studies provoke campus conflict but can be academically valid. He notes rising college enrollment from three to six million, predicts ten million, and compares programs at Yale Harvard and Stanford with smaller colleges. He cites administration attitudes and Reagan’s clash at San Francisco State, concluding black studies are inevitable but solvable with careful leadership.
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Yale
Harvard
Staneford
San Francisco State
Brandeis
Swarthmore
San Francisco
Berkeley
Stanford
Ronald Reagan
Nixon And The Draft In Gallup Poll Perspective
William F Buckley Jr debates abolition of the draft as Gallup reports public opposition while Nixon orders plans to end conscription. He notes the practical issue of staffing the armed forces and asks how many forces are needed, examining sociological factors beyond theory.
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Gallup
Nixon
Secretary of Defense
Debate on League of Nations sparks Senate action in Congress
The Messenger notes a Senate debate over joining the League of Nations as Dr. Henry G. Williams speaks at Athens County School Boards meeting at Ohio University. The piece shifts to a provocative analysis of postwar German force levels, racial implications in a hypothetical professional army, and calls for reform toward voluntary taxation.
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Congress
League of Nations
Henry G. Williams
Columbus
Athens County
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Athens Highways Stance on Eminent Domain in Housing Market
Thomas J. Dow of the Ohio Department of Highways argues for eminent domain as a public use remedy for road and reservoir projects in Athens County. He defends market value standards, notes a shortage of low priced homes, and urges developer participation to supply enough housing while improving flood control and industrial growth.
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the Messenger
Athens County
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Bureau of Acquisition
State of Ohio
Athens City
Hocking
Thomas J. Dow
Oble
Dept. of Highways
Athens
American Way Takes Off With Colorful Cabin Makeover
Starting February 2 percent, American Airlines plans to dress 4,000 stewardesses in red, white and blue inspired by the Revolutionary era. Planes will feature red white and blue stripes and the chief meal will be prime rib.
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American Airlines
Air France
B.C.A.C
Auto Repairs and Mechanic Licensing Debate
The industry discusses licensing mechanics to ensure quality work amid 80 million cars and 815000 trained mechanics. With about 98 cars per mechanic, the ratio compares to doctors caring for people, highlighting the pressure on auto repair capacity versus healthcare.
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Alto
Sunday Messenger Advertising and Daily Delivery Rates
Public notice of the Sunday Messenger publication details includes daily and Sunday delivery by carrier, pricing per issue and subscription rates. It lists regional distribution and postal information with erroneous OCR remnants, noting entry as second matter and location in Athens.
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Ohio
Pelivers
Poszessiona
Avene Pos
Messenger Puen Co
Athens
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