Motivation Of Workers Faces Growing Awareness
A government commissioned report and industry voices highlight worker alienation across white and blue collar ranks. Studies show 43 percent of white collar workers would choose differently, while firms warn that absenteeism turnover and low quality cost billions. At EDS Dallas loyalty ethics and open dialogue replace seniority and rigid evaluation as a model for improving performance.
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America
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Roy W. Walters
U.S.A
U.S
American Society For
United States
Electronic Data Systems Corporation of Dallas
EDS
Richardson Memo Seeks State Takeover Of Federal Programs
A confidential Hew memo from Secretary Richardson urges transferring dozens of federal social programs to state control under a plan called Special Revenue Ring. It warns governors may divert funds from vulnerable groups and proposes enforcement measures and cuts to Head Start and other aid as a route to shrinking HEW. Meanwhile a Potomac ferry ship at Boiling Air Force Base requires $26,025 in repairs after 32 years in service.
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Washington
Eliot Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Pentagon
Richardson
HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Iver
Richy
Air Force
Boiling Air Force Base
Potomac
Baytown Sun staff and office details listed
The Baytown Sun editorial and advertising departments are outlined with names such as Preston Pendergrass and Jim Finley. The paper’s mailing address is 5% under the fet at Congress et Wardid 279, Baytown Texas, with publication afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays.
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Pl Ote
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley Oat Do
Fb Sonith
Wanda Orit
Paul Putman
Dwight Mondstee
Leon Browm Occuss i
Baytown
Toray Post
Congress Et Wardid
Sunda’ Ariig
Teras
Seer
Quest
Natonally
Coastal
Associated
Energy Crisis Sparks Hill Action and Energy Czar Talk
Senator Henry Jackson warns of a mounting energy crisis spanning oil gas and electricity. He and committee leaders push for a Capitol Hill program within six weeks and discuss appointing an energy czar while stressing continental energy sources and environmental safeguards.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Sen
Henry
Scoop) Jackson
D-Wash
White House
Sen. Jackson
Capitol Hill
Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
Denver
Seaboard
New York City
Senate Interior Committee
Congress
Public Utilities
Sarily
Jackson
Armed Services Committee
America
Russia
Middle East
God Bless Mr and Mrs Morton front page kindness
Mrs John Rosamond and her Baytown relatives faced a 7500 dollar vehicle crash on a lonely stretch south of Jacksonville. The Morton family opened their home and offered help guiding them to Tyler to visit a sick uncle, proving neighborly aid in a time of trouble.
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Simkyle
John Rosamond
Baytown
Becky Goodlett
Tyler
Jacksonville
Morton
Rosamond
John
Mortons
Rosamonds
Social Security Medicare changes expand benefits and taxes
The 1972 and 1973 reforms boost cash benefits by twenty percent for millions of recipients and tie future payments to the rising cost of living. They expand eligibility for widows and disabled workers, raise the Social Security tax base to 10 800, and introduce a 5.85 percent payroll tax. The program broadens coverage, simplifies welfare payments, and, despite frustrations, is praised for scale and efficiency within the federal bureaucracy.
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Sova
Internal Revenue Service
Barbs on Work Sleep and Government Subsidies
Barbs by Phil Pastoret jokes about sleeping on the job if one can convince the boss they are concentrating. He also notes that people who receive government subsidies are getting the names of bureaurats.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Pr. Lamb
Ann
Mir Howden
Aber
Eubeal
Hassett
South
Fellows
Jack Anderson
Hig Menin
Treasury
Che Baytown Sun
Jali Wadios
Ann B. Pritchett
Solon
Washington State
Canada
Kyle
By Bruce Biossat
NEA
Neathis
Medicare
Oman
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
SSA
Clavier
By Phil Pastoret
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