Teamster Chief Tops U.S. Union Leader Pay
The Labor Department list shows Frank Fitzsimmons, president of the Teamsters with $125,000 salary plus $6,481 in expenses as the highest paid U.S. union leader. Murray Miller is second at $100,973 with $13,255 in allowances. Other leaders include Joseph Curran of the National Maritime Union at $85,257 plus $6,835. Peter Bommarito of the Rubber Workers at $25,000 plus $6,041. Leonard Woodcock of the UAW at $38,134 plus $9,315. Operating Engineers at $80,833 with $22,200 allowances. Railway and Airline Clerks at $70,000 plus $21,068. Peter Fosco at $75,000. George Meany at $72,960. and I. W. Abel of the Steelworkers at $60,000 with $9,937 in expenses.
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Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Murray Miller
Teamsters
Labor Department
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Peter Bommarito
Rubber Workers Union
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Fosco
I. W. Abel
Dog Bite Suit Filed in Johnson County Iowa
James L. Bailey, as father of Janice Bailey, files a $5,266 suit in Johnson County District Court over a dog bite. Named defendants are Floyd and Sheldon Shorter of Shorters Gala Midway carnival show. Incident cited occurred Sept 21, 1971, near Sycamore mall as Janice walked home.
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Iowa City
James L. Bailey
Janice Bailey
Johnson County
Floyd
Sheldon Shorter
Janice
Sycamore Mall
Floyd Year
Hunter Shorter
Midway
Distribution Set on Assets of Parsons College
Federal bankruptcy judge Judge Richard Stageman will meet with creditors in Des Moines Friday to referee claims for mortgages exceeding 500000 dollars held by four Iowa banks. The session will also settle claims for the Fairfield school's library books and bowling equipment in the student union after Parsons College closed two months ago for financial reasons.
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Des Moines
API
Parsons College
Iowa
Richard Stageman
Fairfield
Parsons
Open House Set At Medhville Medical Center
Mechanicsville residents and supporters who raised $30,000 in the past month will tour the new medical center Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Cedar Rapids family practice doctors will guide visitors and answer questions. Refreshments served at the old region hall.
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Mechanicsville
Cedar Rapids
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Task Force Urges State Land Use Plan for Cattle Industry
Iowa beef task force tells legislative council that comprehensive land use policy and odor standards are needed to prevent cattle producers from leaving the state. They cite nuisance suits over odor, note a producer moved to Colorado for immunity from odor prosecutions, and call for area designations for feedlots to inform buyers. Odor regulation may be deferred due to measurement difficulties, with study assigned before 1974 session.
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Governor's Beef Task Force
Iowa
Legislative Council
Robert D
Gerald Frankl
State Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Brenton
The
Council For Study
Sea of Galilee Drops Three Inches Weekly In Drought Warning
Tel Aviv reports the Sea of Galilee level is falling by nearly three inches each week as seasonal rains are still more than three months away, signaling a worsening water supply outlook.
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Tel Aviv
Sea of Galilee
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Associated Press
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