New Jersey Supreme Court Upholds Hitchhiking Skepticism
A Jersey opinion lauds a cautious stance on hitchhiking cases as a minor triumph for justice. The piece highlights Susan Powers’s guilty plea without police disclosure and notes the court’s cautious view on actions like hitching for rides in small communities. It reflects on the broader implications for personal dignity and equal rights under the law.
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Wage increases lift costs for telegraph firm raised revenue
A year ago a Labor Department fact finding board granted telegraph workers a wage rise costing Western Union 24 million. A third raise of six million was agreed with APL in New York City. The FCC could have met these costs via rate increases, with the agency’s date set twice for a ten percent rise, boosting Western Union revenue by about 35 million dollars.
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FCC probe on Western Union may redraw US telegraph future
In Washington the FCC requests a $375000 congressional appropriation to study Western Union Telegraph's service and operation. If found inefficient, options include government subsidy, post office merger, or Bell System integration. Western Union seeks tax relief and to finish a $66 million modernization including radio relays and facsimile telegraphs amid labor cost pressures.
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Japan Plans Moral Uplift Under Price Reform Push
Tokyo cabinet approves a plan for moral uplift as part of a broad program to curb rising prices and overhaul wages and key industries. Government seeks backing from religious groups athletic associations labor unions and other organizations to support the effort.
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