CAMPS May Become Erie County Agency
The CAMPS manpower program may shift funds and operate as a city county joint venture or be split. A decision at next Tuesday’s county commissioners meeting will determine the multi jurisdictional plan or straight division of 1 108200 in special revenue sharing funds. Officials including Dennis Frushone and Thomas Schneider push a coordinated approach with city and county directors guiding the effort.
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Cooperative Area Manpower Planning System
CAMPS
Erie
Corry
Dennis Frushone
Louis Tullio
Thomas Schneider
Department of Labor
Schneider
Labor Department
Louis Rzumek
Paul Clancy
Clancy
Wiley
Gene Wiley
Rzymek
Leo Weir
Corry Woman Wins Coveted Watson Fellowship Grant
Two Pomona College seniors Miss Sandra J. Ott and Garrett Kaurn Hongo won Thomas J. Watson Foundation fellowships worth 6000 dollars each for a year of independent postgraduation travel and study. Ott will expand field work in the Hebrides and compare cultures across Ireland Wales Nova Scotia and Iceland while pursuing further study at Oxford and Gaelic folklore. Hongo, an English major from Gardena, will conduct advanced studies abroad under the Watson program.
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Pomona College
Thomas J. Watson Foundation
David Alexander
HS Collegsee Eave Ane
Sandra J. Ott
Robert Ott Jr
Corry
Garrett Kaurn Hongo
Albert K. Hongo
Gardena
Calif
Watson
Daniél L. Arnaud
Watson Foundation
Providence
Thomas J. Watson Sr
International Business Machines Corporation
Miss Ott
Hebrides
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
Iceland
Faroe Islands
Scottish
Highlands
Institute of Social Anthropology
Wolfson College
Oxford University
Meat Boycott Gains Growing National Backing
Support for a week long meat boycott starting April first is rising nationwide. Households curb beef purchases amid price pressure, with retailers reporting lower wholesale prices and consumer groups forming Fight Inflation Together clubs. News quotes organizers, economists, and civic officials on potential extended actions and broader impact.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
American Meat Institute
Chicago
Herbert Stein
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Washington
National Association of Food Chains
Western States Meat Packers Association
June Donavan
Arline Mathews
Associated Press
Eva Sartwell
Concord
N.H
Dreama Thomas
Grove City
Nell Weekley
Mayor's Office of Consumer Affairs
New Orleans
Militant Indians Seek UN Help at United Nations
At the UN, Frank Foolscrow leads a delegation of Oglala Sioux and allies seeking world recognition of Sioux sovereignty and redress for treaty violations. He urged the council to pressure the United States to remove troops, while acknowledging limited contact with diplomats and future moves via the Security Council and General Assembly.
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United Nations
N.Y
Wounded Knee
World Organization
Frank Foolscrow
South Dakota
Foolscrow
U.N
LLIN
United States
Mother Earth
Meredith Quinn
Washington
Vernon Bellecourt
American Indian Movement
Security Council
General Assembly
UMW President Encourages Foes in West Virginia
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller tells opponents in recent union elections to speak freely without fear of intimidation as he vows to continue supporting candidates in Union district elections. He asserts his right to back whomever he chooses.
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Sacred Heart Church
AIM
S.D. Aim
Millcreek
Sandra A. Ott
Grant
Bill - Rose
Cate of
Fed
Great Tire
Firestone
Dik
Treet Corry
Penns
5 & Campers Firestone Transport
UMW
Weo
W. Smith Strat Plaza
A&p Saltine Crackers
Parker
Marvel
Jane Parker
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