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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues a Democratic bill to authorize up to 4.95 billion dollars through 1975 for emergency public service employment to aid jobless workers. It outlines funding levels, eligibility rules, geographic distribution, wage limits, and aims to reduce unemployment rates while supporting veterans and training.
The writer says yes faith in Christ makes one a Christian, but true understanding requires steady Bible study. Daily scripture informs, warns of sin, guides life, and serves as a compass. Pray for him, model Christian graces, and show love to win him to a fuller life.
Morgan County voices reflect on TVA 38th anniversary during Valley Mobilization Week. Decatur mayor Charles Gunthorp cites unity of river resources, while Morgan County Commission chair Dick Fleming notes TVA's role in federal state and local cooperation. Barrett C Shelton lauds jobs and prosperity brought by TVA.
The Labor Department refrains from criminal action against the International Garment Workers Union over illegal loans to officers and staff. Negotiated settlements reduce mortgages and personal loans to legal levels, with deadlines vague and no prosecutions pursued. The ILGWU long respected under David Dubinsky faces renewed scrutiny amid advocacy by dissidents.
Viewpoint argues Congress failed to act before the rail strike, causing paralysis of mail service and transport. It cites Obadahl of the Chamber, Volpe warnings, Hodgson criticism, and Ford on emergency measures, blaming labor unions and political inaction for rising costs and recession.
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