Editors Signal Delay on National Health Insurance
Indications mount that liberal push for a federal health plan may be shelved for years. Carter faced Medicaid fraud, economic concerns, and conservative spending signals from Plains Georgia. Labor leaders and unions weigh costs and reforms while comparing to England’s national system.
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Raw Injustice Prompts ER A Debate On Pregnancy Rights
The Supreme Court ruling on pregnancy is described as discriminatory against women by denying pregnancy benefits in blanket disability insurance. Lawmakers promise new legislation to clarify women’s health care status, and advocates urge adopting the Equal Rights Amendment to address ongoing inequalities faced by female workers.
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Growth sun shines on Neosho as 14 firms expand
Neosho Missouri, a town of 7,517, experiences a two year expansion adding 1,136 jobs across 14 local and national firms including Honeybear Foods La-Z-Boy Smith Brothers Manufacturing and Sunbeam Corp. Unemployment falls to about 2.5 percent.(V.)
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Neosho
John C. Wright Jr
Chamber
Honeybear Foods
La-Z-Boy Chair Co
Smith Brothers Manufacturing Co
Sunbeam Corp
Jim Lazure
La-Z-Boy
la- Z-Boy
Ver! Manor
Smith Brothers
Oscar Hanson
Midwest
Hanson
Neosho Products Co
NEPCO
Bill King
Jim Spicer
Joplin
Wright
Pope denounces Mafia to U S congressmen
Pope Paul VI urged U S lawmakers to crack down on drug trafficking with severe legal measures. He met Rep. Lester Wolff and pressed coordinated international efforts with Italy and the DEA chief Peter Bensinger reporting widespread backing for a global drug crackdown. A second item notes Washington disputes between Rep Leo Ryan and Reclamation Commissioner Gil Stamm over the Teton Dam hearing.
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Paul VI
U.S
House
Lester Wolff
D-N.y
Vatican
Pope Paul
Wolff
Italy
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Bensinger
DEA
Holy Father
Brouhaha
Reclamation
Gil Stamm
Capitol Hill
Teton Dam
Idaho
Stamm
House Conservation Subcommittee
Leo Ryan
D-Calif
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Pricing Notes
The Chanute Tribune lists publication year eighty five, issue two hundred eight, with daily except Sundays and six holidays schedule. It covers subscription rates for various regions including trade territory Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties, Chanute post boxholders, and local carrier delivery with tax details. The United Press International retains exclusive republication rights for local and UP news.
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Skubitz Seeks Permanent Farm Exemption From OSHA Rules
Rep Joe Skubitz Chicago Pittsburg plans a new bill to make permanent a farm exemption from OSHA rules for operations with 10 or fewer workers The interpretation under enforcement guidelines could exempt farms during harvests when hires rise above ten but a spokesman says the cost impact remains small for farmers and the temporary status hangs on the next Congress calendar year
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Joe Skubitz
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Congress
OSHA
Pittsburg
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Skubitz
Jim Rinker
Rinker
Small Society Report and Ford Denial Echo Proverbs
The passage recalls a 25 year old incident where Police Chief Tom Morehead halted a car to check a still child while bystanders reassured her injury was minor. Fifty years earlier Edsel B. Ford denied plans for a six or eight cylinder Ford car. The proverb urges restraint in visiting neighbors to avoid resentment.
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Ford
Edsel B. Ford
ONeill Sees Brief Honeymoon Between Carter and Congress
Speaker designate Thomas P. O'Neill believes Carter will have a short-lived honeymoon with Congress as broad Democratic majorities back him. He notes cautious support from conservatives and highlights Carter’s push for a rapid government reorganization act with a four year authority, but hurdles remain with committee appointments delayed into mid January.
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UPI
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Tip” O'Neill
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Jimmy Carter
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Senate
O'Neill
Carter
White House
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Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court upholds James Earl Ray guilty plea in King assassination
The Supreme Court refused to overturn Ray's 1969 guilty plea for the MLK murder, leaving intact lower court rulings that his plea was voluntary and that his lawyers may have had conflicts over book royalties. Ray sought to dismiss claims of ineffective counsel and due process due to finances involving attorney Percy Foreman and author William Bradford Huie.
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Martin Luther King
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Arthur Hanes
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Percy Foreman
William Bradford Huie
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Tennessee
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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District Court
Foreman
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