Massachusetts Executives Start State Hiring Practices Study
Seventy five business and industrial officials from across Massachusetts begin a two day indoctrination to micromanage state agency employment. Gov. Volpe says private consultants would cost the state a million, with private business supplying about 500000 in loaned top executives for 90 days. The effort, directed by Administration Commissioner John J. McCarthy, aims to boost morale and efficiency by reviewing personnel policy administration budget data processing purchasing and civil engineering practices.
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Deerfield Academy Seeks $20 Million Fund Drive
Deerfield Academy aims to raise over $20 million by 1972 to secure school stability and growth, with the first $15 million sought in three years. Dr. Frank L. Boyden announced the plan after a two year study by trustees and consultants. The Boyden Perpetual Fund will hold $15 million for endowment to ensure ongoing operations.
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Portsmouth Shipyard Must Prove Sustained Performance
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Washington representative urged sustained high performance to fend off Defense Department budget cuts. Rear Adm. (ret.) Joshua W. Cooper cited the need for strong management, skilled workers, and individual conscience to keep the yard viable. Separately, Bracknell's public health chief noted cheerful garbage collectors explain their outlook by the job's demands.
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New York Defeats Off-Track Betting Measure
The New York State Senate defeated a bill to legalize off-track betting 36 to 20. Upstate Democrats joined Republicans in opposition while supporters led by Mayor Robert Wagner argued for fiscal benefits and market access. Senator Samuel L. Greenberg noted the paradox of allowing betting inside tracks but not outside.
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