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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1972
Page
4
Dr Kwangjai Park a University of Oregon physics professor taught a mini course in music on the Eugene campus using a horn built from conduit pipe. Park volunteered though not a musician and he says students corrected him often and the class benefited equally as he learned from them.
HUD proposes affirmative marketing rules for FHA mortgage insurance applicants. Builders must show plans to advertise in minority publications and use the equal housing symbol, with nondiscriminatory hiring and visible equal housing displays. The changes target new construction and could be altered if objections arise.
The Pay Board, split, grants an 10 percent raise for 140,000 railroad trainmen this year conditional on implementing new work rules. UTU president A H Chesset withheld comment pending official notice as the pact includes a 42 percent raise over three years retroactive to Jan 1 1970. The board may approve two more raises totaling 5 percent next year if rules take effect, raising questions about adherence to wage guidelines and the pact's full acceptance by UTU.
League of Women Voters and Common Cause oppose Nixon's welfare reform bill, arguing most of 14.5 million on welfare cannot quickly work due to lack of child care and services. They urge alternative liberal proposals by Sen. Ribicoff instead of enacting Nixon’s plan.
The Senate twice voted against granting the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission power to issue cease and desist orders in discrimination cases. The 48 to 46 defeat followed a 43 to 41 vote on a similar Dominick amendment. The Javits bill would empower the EEOC to enforce rulings, after investigations and hearings, with court review available if employers contest.
Labor Secretary James Hodgson warned the West Coast dock strike severely harms the economy and could derail recovery unless Congress approves forced settlement. He urged quick action on Nixon’s plan for immediate resume of work and a three man arbitration board to settle within 40 days, citing $400 million in wheat sales lost and ongoing economic damage.
In Sacramento, Helen English files a Superior Court suit seeking 50000 dollars plus costs and medical expenses after alleging a stork delivered a bite to her daughter Mistile on July 14. The filing claims the bird had vicious, violent, and unpredictable tendencies and was not properly caged.
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