Brennan: Coming under the gun
Peter J. Brennan nominated as labor secretary faces scrutiny over minority participation in New York construction unions. The article notes 2 percent minority membership in city unions, debates over the New York City Plan for on the job training, and Brennan’s denial of exclusionary policies amid federal concerns.
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Walter Stovall
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Peter J. Brennan
Nixon
Senate
Brennan
New York
New York City
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Donald Rodgers
Civil Rights Commission
Edward K. Hamilton
City Hall
Column saves reader life and medical advice
A reader thanks Dr. Lamb for saving a life after a malignant melanoma was detected from a mole. The doctor urges prompt care for changing moles and explains safe positioning of unconscious patients, noting side positioning and airway checks unless immediate CPR is needed.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Kiwanis Club hears Patti Page and Huckabee on State programs
Patti Page and Mike Huckabee spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting, introduced by Clifford Franks. Page praised Girl State as a transformative educational experience, while Huckabee, a Boy State governor, urged a merger of Boys and Girls State and stressed patriotism and opportunity for youth. Also present were Loyd Willis, Charles McKenzie, David McKenzie, Bill McKenzie, Jimmy Wilson and Randy, and Mrs. Caroline Teeling.
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Patti Page
Mike Huckabee
Kiwanis Club
Hope High School
Clifford Franks
Miss Page
Huckabee
Govenor
America
Loyd Willis
S& Charles
David McKenzie
Indianapolis
Ind
Bill McKenzie
Pensacola
Fla
Jimmy Wilson
Randy
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