Senate Ready To Pass Federal Pay Raises
UPI reports the Senate poised to approve a one-year 3.6 percent federal pay raise, with the House already backing a costlier two-year plan. The Senate bill totals about $41.4 million in higher wages and benefits, retroactive to Oct. 1, and contrasts with the House’s $1.5 billion figure. President Johnson had sought a $410 million one-year request.
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Scelsi Pushes Early Budget to Cut City Borrowing Costs
Ward 6 councilman Joseph Scelsi urged Mayor Del Gallo to accelerate the 1966 budget process to reduce borrowing costs next year. He estimates a one third cut in anticipation of tax revenue, noting Pittsfield borrowed about five million dollars this year. He proposed department heads file budgets earlier so action can occur sooner, aiming to mail tax bills sooner.
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Arlos Urges Broader Housing Aid Plan
Peter G. Arlos, candidate for councilman at large, says substandard housing is nationwide and federal law alone cannot solve it. He advocates Massachusetts Special Commission on Low Income Housing bills, noting state plans mirror federal aims but emphasize rehabilitation and scattered housing. He cites liberal financing for refurbishing owner occupied dwellings and higher subsidies under the state plan.
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Massachusetts Special Commission
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Miss Weyand Named Iew Legal Counsel
Washington Miss Ruth Weyand was named associate general counsel for the International Union of Electrical Workers announced by Paul J Jennings union president. She previously served 12 years as assistant general counsel for the National Labor Relations Board and returned to private practice in 1950.
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Civitan Club Opens Sale of Fruit Cake
The Pittsfield Civitan Club held a ladies night at the Stanley Club to launch Claxton fruit cake sales for funding community aid projects. Guests included Mayor Remo Del Gallo and district officials, with Civitan International urging increased sales to meet updated project needs.
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Nathan Pusey Heads Episcopal Study Panel
Harvard University President Nathan M. Pusey will chair a blue ribbon committee of Episcopal theologians and laymen for a two year study to adapt church forms to modern conditions. The Rt. Rev. John E. Hines notes focus on inner city issues and racial integration.
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Episcopal Church
Church Plans Courses On Leader Education
The First Baptist Church Christian education board announces leadership education courses on October 26 27 and 29 in the parish house assembly room from 8 to 9 38 each evening Miss Patricia A Houge leads using The Church's Teaching Ministry by Kenneth L Cober Cober is executive director of Christian education at the American Baptist Convention Copies of the text will be available for home study Enrollment is open to all church school teachers and workers and attendees may join one or more sessions
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Peru car collision reports two drivers with damage
Police brief recalls a Thursday two car collision on Hicking Botham Road in Peru. David E Blessing 18 of Hinsdale and William Shuttleworth 26 of Peru were involved. Blessing cited for failing to stay to the right. Significant damage reported to the left sides of both vehicles.
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Waiter A and B Service Mentioned in Brief Note
A damaged note mentions Waiter A and Waiter B, with implied criticism of service quality. It references Herbert Glens and Tasenots, with scant readable detail. The fragment suggests a comparison of customer service but offers no clear event or outcome.
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