Leaders of Postal Unions Back New 2 Year Pay Pact
The two largest postal unions the APWU and the National Association of Letter Carriers say they will ratify a two year contract boosting wages and benefits nearly 15 percent. The deal would raise first year wages about 8 percent and 6 percent the second year with ongoing cost of living increases.
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Francis Filbey
American Postal Workers Union
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James H. Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
APWA
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National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Laborers International Division
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Postal Rate Commission
Ford to keynote U S Jaycees convention in Minneapolis
Rep Gerald Ford will keynote the U S Jaycees 53rd annual convention in Minneapolis. About 10 000 delegates are expected with other speakers including Rep Guy Vander Jagt and James B Goetz. A Detroit Lakes Jaycee delegation plans a 230 mile Mississippi River paddle to highlight Minnesota recreation.
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Gerald Ford
R-Mich
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Jaycees
America
Guy Vander Jagt
James B. Goetz
Minnesota
Detroit Lakes
Mississippi
Thirty-day sentences stayed for Minnesota campus disturbance
Francisco Lloyd and George Taylor had 30 day jail terms stayed by Judge Patrick Fitzgerald in municipal court after a University of Minnesota protest incident. The stay requires they avoid further trouble for a year. Milton Williams’ case was continued to December 18 with dismissal possible if he stays out of trouble.
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George Taylor
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George King
Overpayment Allegations Dismissed in Welfare Doctor Fees
The Foundation for Health Care Evaluation led by Dr. Richard F. Anonsen rejected claims of excessive billing for welfare patients. State Sen. Nicholas Coleman suggested possible $1 million yearly savings with stricter reviews, while the panel offered to reexamine bills flagged by Welfare or insurers.
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Foundation For Health Care Evaluation
Twin Cities
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Anonsen
Foundation
Coleman
Cairo to recruit for civil defense training students
About 100,900 university students in Cairo will be recruited for 21 days of civil defense and popular resistance training starting next month, according to Cairo newspapers citing an official. The report notes a summer program aimed at mobilizing student manpower.
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Cairo
Odrinex Ad Promises Fat Loss With Money-Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Odrinex tiny tablets as a safe fat loss aid with no dieting or exercise needed. It claims thousands of users nationwide over 14 years and offers a money-back guarantee if ugly fat isn’t lost, with pricing for small and large packages.
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