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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1971

Page

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Nixon Appeals For Labor Backing On Economic Plan

President Nixon addressed AFL-CIO delegates in Miami Beach asking organized labor to join in the push for prosperity in peacetime. He cited recent labor laws and praised Phase 1 wage price controls while noting disagreements on Phase 2 and promising mechanisms to resolve them.

Miami Beach Nixon Afl-Cio Organized Labor Union Federation George Meany Meany America

Labor Wins Retroactive Pay Battle Amid Wage Policy Fight

Senate Banking Committee voted 14 to 0 to override the Pay Board and grant retroactive raises unless Nixon rules them unreasonably inconsistent with Phase 2 guidelines. AFL-CIO leaders pressed against strict pay rules while Meany stayed on the Pay Board, predicting labor victory.

Washington Organized Labor Senate Banking Committee Nixon House Banking Committee Pay Board United Mine Workers Bituminous Coal Operators Association George Meany Afl-Cio House Senate Wilbur D. Mills Ways and Means Committee

Monday Vote Set On Income Tax Measure

Ohio lawmakers prepare for a possible Monday floor vote on a personal income tax bill. The Taft Flannery compromise aims to resolve a long Deadlock in the tax budget plan and outlines new money, rebates, and local aid.

Columbus Ohio John J. Gilligan House-Senate Sen William Taft Cleveland James J. Flannery D-48 Department of Highway Employes Highway Patrol Taft-Flannery

Appalachia Coal Miners Await Pay Board Ruling

West Virginia coal miners cautious as Pay Board delays ruling on a new United Mine Workers contract. Strikes hold back about 40 000 workers across West Virginia western Pennsylvania Indiana and eastern Ohio amid mixed reactions to the pay and benefits package. Local leaders reject parts of the pact while Gov. Arch Moore Jr. and union reps press for a decision.

Charleston W. Va Appalachia West Virginia Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio United Mine Worker Union Arch A. Moore Jr UMW Logan County Richard Cooper

Ohio Penitentiary guard force returns to normal after one day strike

Columbus AP reports two thirds of the 62 overnight guards worked and a full 6 am shift began as settlement ends a one day sick call. John Kelly of the Division of Corrections says no tricks were used to settle the dispute. Washington DC final report on the Marshall University jetliner crash is delayed indefinitely due to NTSB staffing cuts and heavy workload.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Penitentiary Harold J. Cardwell John Kelly Division of Corrections Washington Marshall University National Transportation Safety Board NTSB Sal Marshall Edward Slattery

Nixon Nominee Earl Butz Faces Senate Vote Count

Democratic opponents in the Senate tally about 25 solid votes against confirming Earl L. Butz Purdue dean and ex assistant agriculture secretary. They estimate five or six more leaning against confirmation after a meeting chaired by Sen. Harold Hughes Iowa.

Washington Nixon Senate Harold Hughes Iowa Earl L. Butz Purdue University Dwight D. Eisenhower

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