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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1972

Page

5

Welfare and Strikes Expose Public Aid to Unions

The study argues tax supported funds financed long strikes by 5 132 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union of America against Westinghouse in Lester Pennsylvania. It cites 2.5 million dollars in welfare payments and unemployment benefits during the 151 day action.

United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union of America Westinghouse Electric Corp Lester Local 107 Wharton School of Finance and Commerce University of Pennsylvania Armand J. Thieblet Jr College of Business Administration University of Maryland Ronald M. Cowin Wharton School General Electric United Automobile Workers General Motors Michigan New York Thieblot Cowin Congress

Today in History Highlights Reflect Past World Events

On August 20 events include Vitus Bering’s discovery of Alaska in 1741 and Washington’s retreat in 1776. Other notes cover Harrison’s birth, Brussels occupation, Dnieper Dam destruction, 1995 riots, Johnson’s Great Society step, MacArthur tribute, Romney rally, Nixon visit plans, and birthday notices for Aiken and Lovez. Gooberpean is also mentioned.

Associated Press Alaska Vitus Jonas Bering George Washington Brooklyn N.Y East River Manhattan Bejamin Harrison North Bend Ohio Brussels Belgium Dnieper Ukraine Morocco Algeria Lyndon B. Johnson Douglas MacArthur Capitol Washington Michigan George Romney Flint Nixon Emperor Hirohito Japan Europe George Aiken R-Vt al Lovez

Readers urged to question Bobcats hype and school budgets

Morris Higley cites an Associated Press note on Childress High Bobcats and warns that being labeled number one does not win games. He recalls districtUpsets, urges public attendance at Monday budget hearing at 8:30 p.m. in the School Administration building, and stresses scrutiny of school spending amid 36 percent valuation rise. Sports Afield notes 67 firearms bills pending in Congress.

Morris Higley Childress High Bobcats the Mighty Associated Press

Business world under scaffolding signs of change

AP analyst notes a shifting American business climate as pricing becomes public and government influence grows. Presidential intervention, insider trading scrutiny, and corporate duties to public good reshape risk, governance, and accountability across majors like GM, Chrysler, Ford, and AMC.

John Cunniff New York The Price Commission General Motors Chrystler Ford American Motors Penn Central Wall Street Washington

Jimmy Caan Hopes for Sex Symbol Stardom and Career Lift

Hal Boyle notes gossip that Jimmy Caan could be groomed as a new sex symbol after praise for his TV role in Brian's Song and his part as Sonny Corleone in The Godfather. The piece covers his background, education, Broadway debut, and philosophy while listing his likes and dislikes and his focus on acting as an art form.

Hal Boyle New York Jimmy Caan Hollywood Clark Gable Caan ABC Brian Sonny Corleone Marlon Brando Jimmy Michigan Stae Hofstra College Blood, Sweat Stanley Poole Hhis

The Childress Index Publication and Rates Note

The Childress Index outlines its publishing schedule Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays and lists subscription rates for Various regions. It notes independence from party politics, states correction policy, and includes a quoted, controversial line about society and a health statistic on coronary heart disease.

Childress Index Main Street Childress Texas Texasa The Childress Index, Inc Ox Bow Printing, Inc Texas H Morris Higley

Printing Pays Best W Germ Industry Warns Wage Gap

Printing in West Germany offered the highest average gross hourly wage at $2.65 in 1971, while women in building trades earned $2.30 per hour. The figures come from the West German Federal Trade Union Confederation.

Duesseldorf Germany West Germany West German Federal Trade Union Confederation

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