Trends and Directions in Housing and Labor Debates
AP business analysis surveys housing trends with multiunit growth outpacing single family construction and explains consumer confidence tied to the election. It notes Sindlinger and Co. forecast a peak by late summer followed by a decline into year end. The piece also debates industrial democracy with union leaders pushing for greater worker input and management decisions.
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Sindlinger & Co
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
United Auto Workers
Deaf Blind Siblings Isolated at Michigan Home
Louise Selby and her brother Bill, both deaf and blind, live with limited world knowledge and routine in Country House in Battle Creek. They communicate by touch and finger talk, with Louise often interpreting for Bill. Louise has learned Braille on a typewriter but mainly seeks Bible stories.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Louise Selby
Bill
Louise
Country House
Neosho County Junior College Budget Hearing Notice
Neosho County Community Junior College in Neosho County Kansas will hold a public hearing on August 1 1972 at 8 00 PM at the Board of Trustees office to hear objections and questions from taxpayers about the proposed budget and tax levy. Stroud Clerk James A Rowland DDS President. Proposed tax levies by funds.
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K.S.A
Neosho County
Kansas
Office of Board of Trustees
Threto
Werva Bk. Stroud
State Community Ar College Fund
Kansas and Missouri lag in ending dumps
The EPA reports slow progress in eliminating waste dumps in Kansas and Missouri during Mission 5,000. Nationwide 1,666 dumps have closed in 20 months. Missouri has closed 13 of 438 and Kansas 6 of 497. State plans and licensing timelines are outlined, with June 30, 1974 as a key deadline.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Mission
United States
Neosho County Tax Policy Commentary
A reader discusses tax policy in Chanute and Neosho County. They argue taxes rise via state debt and reforms, urge keeping the county portion down, and note Neosho County tax rate has fallen for seven years. The writer pledges to continue tax restraint if re elected.
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Neosho
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