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Bureaucrat urges abolition of idle safety board in Congress
Jubal Hale a federal executive secretary who spends much time listening to Beethoven urged Congress to abolish the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Safety Board of Review established in 1971 to hear mine shutdown appeals. The board has never heard a case and would be replaced with a new program. House and Interior officials backed abolition and lawmakers urged action. The board members do not draw salaries but receive expense payments.
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Washington
Jubal Hale
Congress
Senate
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Safety Board of Review
Interior Department
Hale
Percy
James R. Richards
Office of Hearings and Appeals
Ken Hechler
Dw.va
House
Senate Government Operations Committee
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff