Disciplinary Tactics Considered If Troopers Slow Work
Hartford AP report outlines possible disciplinary actions if state troopers stage a work slowdown to press for raises. Governor Meskill and Lt Governor Ferris weighed actions while discussions with the CSEA and police union continued. A meeting was planned for Friday to decide on participation and potential effects on routine policing.
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Pension Bill Delayed Until Next Year on Vesting Rules
Washington lawmakers put off action on pension reform until Congress returns in January. The measure, already passed by the Senate and near completion in House committees, would ensure vesting rights for workers after a set number of years. Proposals include 2 percent vesting at eight years, full vesting at sixteen, or alternate schemes such as rule of 45, with options to be determined by employers and unions.
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House Passes Multi Billion Jobs Bill Amid Debate
The House approved a multi billion dollar manpower development bill aimed at funding job training and public service programs through 1877, sending the measure to the Senate. It faces veto threats from Republicans who oppose expanded federal employment programs and concerns over administrative complexity.
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Nixon Finances To Be Released In Series Form
Washington AP report says President Nixon will release a series of documents detailing his finances, including income, taxes, and investments, to clear up public questions. Deputy press secretary Warren indicated the material may appear this week in installments, with separate sections on taxes, properties, and the so-called pink fund, aiming to dispel misconceptions.
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