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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

9

Abolish my job plea targets federal review board

Jubal Hale a federal bureaucrat earning 19692 a year urged Congress to fire his post and abolish the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Safety Board of Review. He told a Senate panel the panel has never heard an appeal and exists only to drain funds. Interior officials and lawmakers praised his candor as the panel’s dissolution is urged, noting the five unpaid members draw expenses but no salary.

Washington Jubal Hale Congress Senate Charles Percy Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Safety Board of Review Interior Department Hale Percy James R. Richards Office of Hearings Aows Ken Hechler House Senate Government Operations Committee Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn Ribicoff

Scout leader Runyan charged in Indiana burglary case

Richard J. Runyan a 45 year old Boy Scout leader and civil defense director in North Vernon Indiana faced burglary charges for stealing about 100000 in merchandise. Authorities say he gave loot to Scout troop members as prizes and admitted the burglaries.

Norti Vernon Ind Richard J. Runyan Jennings Indiana Runyan Jennings County

Workers cool to Declaration poll by federal workers

The Peoples Bicentennial Commission reports 68 percent of 2,300 federal workers at 12 agencies refused to sign an excerpt from the Declaration of Independence. Only 46.8 percent of congressional employees and about 21 percent at several departments signed. Sen. Charles McMathias said he would sign it.

Washington UPI Peoples Bicentennial Commission Department of Health, Education and Welfare Pentagon Agriculture Department Commie Charles McMathias R-Md

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