Yippie Leader Forms Body To Beat Taxes
Washington AP reports Yippie leader Jerry Rubin arranged a tax exempt foundation to shield funds and oppose tax laws while opposing the system he seeks to dismantle. The move marks a provocative use of legal channels by Rubin in the anti tax movement.
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Social Education Foundation
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New York
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Carl Brandt
Simon & Schuster
Brandt
Abraham L. Wax
Chicago
William Scherle
Arown
Firemen At Oil City Seek Arbitration Over Pay and Benefits
Arbitration talks between Oil City and Local 700, IAFF, over a $3,000 raise, insurance, vacation, and weekly hours have stalled. A three-member board is to be appointed, with two members already tentatively chosen by city hall and the union. Negotiations began in July, then moved to compulsory arbitration within weeks.
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OOL
International Association of Firefighters
Drug Use Too Large To Defeat
In San Francisco researchers warn drug use is widespread among workers across white and blue collar groups. Carol Kurtis cites 20 percent efficiency impairment from drugs and alcohol in corporate settings. Pitta estimates 30 to 50 percent of local young workers have tried marijuana, urging firms to appoint supportive supervisors to address the issue.
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New York
Wedas
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
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Southern Pacific
Miss Kurtis
United States
Research Institute of America
Pitta
Starieatinet
U S Yields On Israeli Peace Violation Claims
Washington pressed the Soviet Union and Egypt to curb truce violations as evidence grew of a Soviet supplied antiaircraft missile buildup in the Egyptian section of the Suez cease-fire zone. The United States prepared a public statement and continued arms support to Israel while defending the cease-fire policing effort.
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Suez
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Moscow
Donald Bergus
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United States
Israel
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San Clemente
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Burning Hoax Fire Report Dismissed By Erie Police
Erie city police say the 8-year-old west side boy's attack and gasoline burn incident was a fabrication. Detectives found the child and his 7-year-old brother were playing with matches when clothes ignited, and the tale was created to avoid parental discipline.
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West Side
St. Vincent Hospital
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