Right to Work Laws and Job Growth Debate
The piece discusses whether right to work laws affect unemployment and manufacturing jobs. It cites Labor Department data comparing 31 compulsory union states with 19 right to work states from 1965 to 1975. Right to work states gained 918,600 manufacturing jobs vs forced union states losing 98,000. Ohio shows a 5 percent unemployment rise, while overall rates were 6.1 percent in right to work states versus 7.7 percent nationally.
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Labor
Department of Labor
Handbook of Labor
Louisiana
Ohio
Labor Department
Dead Cyprus Memorial Tree in Eden Park Confirmed
The bald Cyprus tree planted in 1970 in Cincinnati Eden Park President's Grove as a Nixon memorial is reported dead. Officials attribute the death to frost. The text makes a controversial aside about British interviewers.
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Cincinnati
Eden Park
President's Grove
Richard M. Nixon
Frost
Emminger Leads Germany’s Bundesbank in Steady Growth Policy
In Frankfurt on Wilhelm Epstein Street the Bundesbank strains to steer Germany’s economy. Otmar Emminger, nearing 66, argues for steady growth with anti inflation focus. Germany posts under 4 percent inflation and large trade surpluses while unemployment hovers above 1 million. He backs Chancellor Schmidt’s cautious stance and rejects broad fiscal reflation, expecting rates to ease from 6 to 6.5 percent.
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Frankfurt
Wilhelm-Epstein
Deutsche Bundesbank
Germany
Federal Reserve System
Bundesbank
Lander
Sinead
Otmar
Karl Klasen
Europe
Emminger
U.S
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
German Council of Economic Experts
OECD
Paris
German Council
Switzerland
Ohio House District Representative Ball Jr. Contact Info
Senate Office Building Suite 1700 Washington DC and addresses in Cleveland and Columbus list district representative Claire M Ball Jr. with phone numbers for Ohio House 01st District.
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Senate
Marconi Ave
Washington, D.C
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
E. Ninth St
Cleveland
Oakley C. Collins
State House
Kemp Lane
Ironton
Claire M
Buzz) Ball Jr
Amesville PTO expresses thanks to local communities
The Amesville PTO extends deep appreciation to Athens Glouster Chesterhill Stewart Coolville Guysville Canaanville Amesville and other nearby communities for support during the year and the spring carnival. A letter responds to Woman's Place arguing that a married woman should not be denied employment and notes high taxes for married couples versus singles.
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PTO
Sconge
Amesville
Athens
Glouster
Chesterhill
Stewart
Coolville
Guysville
Canaanville
the Messenger
Breeder Reactor Debate on Economics of Future Energy
The article argues that breeder reactors offer essentially limitless supply but depend on the economics of alternative energy sources. It warns against delaying development until demand dominates, likening it to riding on tires until they blow out and suggesting we can obtain new tires.
Conferences On Economy Lacked Facts Analysis
New York AP reports two major conferences on the economy yielded public pledges to jobs trade growth and price stability yet offered little concrete solutions. The piece questions Social Security funding, dividend taxation, investment tax credits, and energy policy amid business worries over financing expansion.
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New York
United States
Canada
Japan
Carter
Trips to Annapolis expose Carter double standards
Washington column argues Carter and Mondale transition staff used 2000000 in GSA funds for bogus Annapolis trips. About 75 staffers charged 73000 for hundreds of trips, later repaid as personal loans. The piece questions press and presidential ethics, comparing to Nixon era scrutiny.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Washington Press Corps
Annapolis
Robert Walters
Martha Angie
United Press International
Carter
Mondale
Carter/Mondale
General Services Administration
C/MTG
John Stein
Walter Kallaur
GSA
Rosa Keatts
Mary Finch Hoyt
Rosa Carter
Timothy Kraft
Scenic Annapolis
Kallaur
John M. Carlin
Carolyn A. McKinney
Robert Etchison
William B. Johnston
Hugh W. Holcombe
Stephen W. Elkins
Edward C. Maddox Jr
Gary R. Packingham
Kathy C. Alles
Katherine Fletcher
David Robertson
Stu Eizenstat
Anfalse
Stein
G.C. Gardner
Transition Fund
Ted Hall
External Services
Hall
FBI
Nixon
Gentleman
Washington Press
Will Rogers on conferences and justice for presidents
Will Rogers quips that conferences reveal shortcomings and breed new dislikes. He also jokes about paying a retiring president two thirds of his salary for the taxpayers’ privilege of crucifying him while in office.
Equal Pay for Equivalent Value Work Advocated by Ellie Smeal
Ellie Smeal, new NOW president, argues for pay based on equivalent value rather than identical tasks. She highlights wage gaps, notes many women are in female-dominated, lower-paid jobs, and urges recognizing homemaking and other skilled women’s work. She supports insurance for the sick and a displaced homemakers bill while promoting shared economic partnership in families.
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Eleanor Marie Cutri Smeal
Ashtabula
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ellie Smeal
Smeal
Sym
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Clarence E. Miller
Eden Place
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Hee
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Will Rogers
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