Calls for Curbs on Labor's Economic Political Power
NAM president W. P. Gallander urged Congress to curb what he called excessive economic and political power of organized labor. He criticized AFL CIO President George Meany and warned that labor could threaten inflation and national stability. Gallander called for a sharp public policy debate and legislative action to check labor influence in Washington and industry.
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Revenue Agency Moves Office to New Marion Quarters
The state revenue department relocated from Linn county courthouse annex to 74 Eleventh Street Marion. The office serves Tama, Benton, Pawashlek, Iowa, Johnson and nearby areas, with nine field representatives. Office hours are 9 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, excluding a lunch break. Core services include sales tax, tax permits, motor fuel and withholding taxes for individuals. corporation and inheritance tax information not provided at this office. The move, stated by Director Donald Titges, aims to save costs due to a tight budget.
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Labor foes warned of new protectionist bill by unions
Archie Davis, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, told Chicago executives that a proposed foreign trade and investment act pushed by organized labor could trigger another worldwide low mood. He said the AFL CIO approach to foreign competition favors quotas, higher taxation on overseas earnings, and limits on foreign investments and U S patent use. Davis urged fiscal restraint and balanced power between labor and management to boost productivity.
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Alien reporting dates approach for January address filings
RG Williams of the U S immigration and naturalization service reminds aliens must report addresses during January with few exceptions. Post offices and INS offices will provide reporting forms and Williams warns that failure to comply may lead to serious consequences. In Los Angeles AP reports a court scene where Paul Shayne mocks the jury system and is sentenced for contempt after pretending to represent his purported client.
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Los Angeles
Paul Shayne
Amunst
Shayne
Alfred Margolis
Shayie, MA
Dennis the Menace Appears Daily in Gazette Classifieds
A lighthearted item notes the comic strip Dennis the Menace runs daily in The Gazette classifieds. The blurb highlights the beloved boy and his mischievous escapades as part of the paper’s regular humor lineup.
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the Gazette
McGovern Attacks Nixon Farm Policy At Hearing
Sen. George McGovern charged the Nixon administration has worsened rural America by withholding funds for land and irrigation projects and preserving failed set aside programs. Minnesota ag chief Dolm Wefald testified that farm income has fallen despite rising productivity, while Ben Radcliffe urged higher policy funding to lift farm income by about 4.5 billion annually.
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Benjie Killed Tried To Halt School Fuss
New York AP reports Cornell Benjamin known as Black Benjie, a former narcotics addict, was killed while trying to quell a feud between rival youth groups near Owyer Junior High School. George Petersen, 18, of the Bronx is charged with homicide. principal Morton Weinberger cites police shortages and inadequate protection.
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Delaware Ratifies Constitution First State in Union
The article recalls Delaware as the first state to ratify the Constitution, noting its historic leadership in patriotic displays and congressional representation during presidential inaugurations.
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Pigment on average paper consumption per American year
The text notes that the average American uses between 60 and 575 pounds of paper annually, highlighting wide disparities in consumption. No other context is provided.
Scouts Awarded At Prairie View Building November 24
Cub Scouts honored 19 members at Prairie View building on November 24 for their awards. Named recipients include James Patterson Mike Cooper Darren Bogner Gon Scholl Joel Thompson Danny Dunnis Vince Cross John Bertush Doug Wide Tandy Zbanvk Brian Howell John Siston Paul Kuhlman Jeff Kulhavy James Rotter Joel Zeb Lynn Walter Gerald Olson and Terey Deskin.
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Vince Cross
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Doug Wide
Tandy Zbanvk
Brian Howell
John Siston
Paul Kuhlman
Jeff Kulhavy
James Rotter
Joel Zeb
Lynn Walter
Gerald Olson
Terey Deskin
Four Charged After Three Traffic Mishaps
Robert C. Davis of 254 Twenty seventh dvense SW was charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk Thursday night. Belly Langer, 16, of 820 Eigath street SW, was struck and treated at Mercy hospital. Ada Amrine, 81, of 500 Ninth street SW, suffered a lacerated left arm and was treated at St. Luke's hospital. Mark D. B. Schulte of Montross Virginia was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after his auto struck a woman in a crosswalk walking on a green light. Thomas J. Banks of Twenty first avenue SW was charged after a two car collision at Third avenue and Fifth street SE. Mrs Vot land and her 3 year old son were treated for lacerations at St Luke's hospital.
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Man Arrested On Forged Check Charge In Linn County
Dannie J Essterling of 601 Fourth Street NW was arrested Thursday on a charge of uttering a forged instrument and held in Linn County Jail pending arraignment. The case involves a bank check allegedly passed during ongoing wage negotiations and strike actions affecting New York harbor and east coast ports.
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Fugitives Surrender After Trail of Crime in Louisiana
SIMMESPORT La AP two fugitives who led a bloody chase through eastern Louisiana surrendered peacefully near noon Friday after a long pursuit that left one man dead and several wounded. The gunmen, armed with pistols shotguns submachine guns and a rifle, began the spree by breaking into retired farmer R Tabarde s home near Bordelonville and kidnapping Tabarde his wife and two children. They fled in the family car but were pursued through Mansura Evergreen and Cheneyville with multiple police units. Police reported hostage taking, a first shootout, and roadblocks as officers exchanged fire and the suspects fired from their vehicle. The chase ended when a car window was shot out and the fugitives surrendered.
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Former Iowa County Supervisor Fined After Guilty Plea
AP report recounts Dale H. Noyes and George Selandier resigning as Iowa county supervisors after indictment for accepting gratuities linked to equipment purchases. Justice of the Peace Hu B Johnson notes Noyes pleaded guilty to private use of public property, with the full county board chairman also affected. The charges stem from alleged improper dealings during their terms.
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Lowa
Theosdore Lane
Thor
Federal action to combat addiction funds approved
The Senate unanimously approved a 13 billion five year program to prevent drug abuse and treat addiction. A national institute on drug abuse will administer funds and develop chemical aids for prevention and treatment while uniting federal efforts across enforcement education and rehabilitation. The bill also directs the VA to treat former servicemen regardless of discharge status. It now moves to the House.
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