Woodcock targets Democrats over Nixon wage freeze
United Auto Workers president Leonard Woodcock urged a rally of about 3,000 in Ottawa to blame Democrats in Congress for Nixon's wage and price freeze. He argued inflation stems from economic idiocy, blamed the Viet Nam war, and urged negotiated contracts that counter inflation while criticizing voluntary measures as shifting raises to employers.
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Otfawa
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
U.S
Democratson Congress
UAW
Inois
Iowa
Nebraska
Woodcock
Nixon
Democratic Party
Mayor adopts machine gun as peace symbol in campaign
Macon Georgia United Press International reports Mayor Ronnie Thompson, 1 Republican, offered police to use a machine gun during racial disturbances in Macon this summer and now sells machine gun lapel pins and chapel pins at 1 each for his political bid. Emory Greene, a county commissioner, is noted in the November 2 election context.
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Macon
UPI
Ronnie Thompson
Thompson
Tompson Tris
Hampson
Emory Greene
Drawerless conference tables eyed in government use
Washington Rep. Larry Winn Jr. of Kansas urged on Sunday that the government begin buying conference tables without drawers. He estimated annual savings of about 30,000 dollars, or 10 percent of current spending, noting drawers are rarely used for anything beyond discarding gum and wrappers or storing official documents in violation of security rules.
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Washington
UPT
Larry Winn Jr
Kan
Winn
Union chief links Nixon policy to class war in U S
Honolulu based AFL CIO official Davdd Selden told a State Federation of Labor convention that Nixon’s economic policies create class conflict. He cited Pontiac Michigan as an example where he claims the law is not applied and accused the administration of taking from the poor to give to the rich.
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Union
Nixon
Honolulu
Davdd Selden
American Federation ‘of
United States
Selden
Convention of the State Federation, of Labor
Afl-Cio
Pontiac
Mich
Supreme
Fictitious business name filings flood Los Angeles area
A jumble of fictitious business names appears in Los Angeles County notices. Multiple individuals list partnerships or sole proprietorships across Long Beach and surrounding cities, with filings dated Sept 1971 through Sept 1977.
Abandonment and Names in Early Long Beach Business Filings
A historical Long Beach document lists fictitious business names and abandonments with attached owners and addresses. It covers MASTER BUILDER at 3935 Anaheim Street, James Gardwell, and others including Dyhard Laboratories and Western Skyways ARC, filed with Los Angeles County Clerk in 1971 and 1972, noting partnerships and individual owners in Long Beach Gardena and Huntington Beach.
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Anaheim Street
Soniferats
Tees Eamgent
Tins Angeles Coun
Sharp
County
Jim
Howard
Pacific Ave
James A. Gardwell
Maine Ave
Long Beach
James H. Carnwell
Los Angeles County
Dyhahd
West Irith Place
Gardena
Califare
Daniel S. Rosen
Ite
Angeles County
Fierimtolls
Western Skyways
Spring St
Grif
Thurstom
Marvey
Wart Takenipod
Cat
James E
Thursto
Conny Eee
Los Angeles
Notice to Creditors of John S Simpson in Los Angeles
Superior Court California Los Angeles County issues to creditors of decedent John S Simpson also known as John Spenge Simpson. Creditors must file claims with James S Mize acting Public Administrator at 200 Gibbs Hall of Record, 29 N Broadway, Tex Ange ica California 90082 within four months after first publication, with vouchers. Dated Sept 1574.
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Superior Court
State of California
Los Angeles
John S. Simpson
John Spenge Sisipson
Becnased
James
Mize
Gid Hall
Recardy
M. Broadway
Tex Angeica
California
Legal Notice and Public Bid Writings Across Los Angeles Area
A jumble of notices including entity registrations for ACHONALU'S MAMBURGERS and HUDSON ENTERPRISES, a public administrator posting for EDWARD M. BUITS estate, a trustee sale for DEXTER D. MAYS and EVELYN E. MAYS, several notices of partnerships and creditors, and a Lakewood bid invitation for water department equipment. Names include MICHAEL BANGIONE, CHARLES P. HUDSON, JAMES S. MIZE, and COAST FEDERAL, with locations in Long Beach and Los Angeles. dates range 1971 to 1973 and notices reference properties, estates, and bids.
Notice to Creditors for Wope Reginald Sogper Estate
Superior Court of California Los Angeles County informs creditors of Clark Preston Wope also known as Reginald L Sogper deceased case 571462. Creditors must file claims with Mobile Administrator James S. Miz at 200 Olds Court Los Angeles or present vouchers by four months after first publication dated Sept 1 1974. Public Administrator Madison 82611 ext 65549 notices listed for Sept 13 20 27 and Oct 4 1871 fat Let sara.
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State of
Calfornia
Los Angeles
Edward M. Buits
James S. Mize
T.a
Old Holt of Cards
N. Broadway
Los Angalas
California
Ames
Mize
c.La
Adison
West Ninth Street
City of
Californiz
DPEDS
GNC
Canfdenia Corporation
Dexter D. Mays
Evelyn E. Mays
Los Angeles County
Force SR
Penn
Ayatasle
Tling Officers
Coast Federal
Envelas Savings ,and Loan Association of Losinias
Pe Angeles
United States
Prom Rity
Beewetz
Tang Beach
County Recordion
Palo Verde Avenue
Long Beach
Cal Atornia
Inve
Broadway
James S. Mlz
Madison
Fat Lets
Tosa
County Recorder
Auchon
Les 'Anielet
Long Heath
Board of Supes
Thomas Astin
Notice of Sealed Bids for Cherry Avenue Construction
Sealed bids will be received by the County of Los Angeles through October 1971 for a wide scope project on Cherry Avenue including cement concrete curb gutter drives pavement and drainage structures. Bids opened publicly at Room 387 Hall of Administration. projects include grading subgrade, removal of existing improvements and related appurtenances with total cost under 220500. Names of officials and publication dates listed.
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Cherry Avenue
County of
Los Angeles
Hall of Administration
Csifornia
Alan October
Asti
Ior
Board of Supervisors
Alioto fee-split trial opens in Vancouver Washington
A civil suit seeks 2.3 million in fees Washington state and 14 public utilities districts allege improper above-limit Sharing by Mayor Joseph Alioto of San Francisco who handled the 1960s antitrust case. OConnell and Faler also involved. Trial before Judge Donald L. Gaines began with jury selection in Vancouver City Hall.
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Vancouver
Wash
UPI
Alito
King County Superior
Donald L. Gaines
Vancouver City Hall
Seattle
Alioto
O'Connell
Faler
Afiolo
Hubert Humphrey
Honolulu
Look Magazine
Hawaii
Look
Mag
Aloto
Alinta
San Francisco
Washington State
O'Connel
Allato
O’connell
Aliuin
Elmins
Tacoma
Gaines
283000 Health Jobs Open Despite Millions Unemployed
New York report from the American Hospital Association shows 243000 health care positions available while millions seek work. Forecasts predict health care workers may reach six million by 1980 with shortages in licensed practical nurses and radiologic technologists. Nurses, physician assistants, cytotechnologists, dental assistants, physical therapists, and other allied roles present growing opportunities with salaries ranging from about 4500 to over 18000 yearly.
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Amerivatt Hospital Association
Edwin J. Crosby
AHA
Pittsburgh strike ends after 129 days of city paper dispute
The 129 day city newspaper strike ends as Pittsburghs Daily Press resumes publication. The Post-Gazette and Press, each with large circulations, were shut by a May 14 printers strike against the Press, which prints the Gazette under contract.
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Pittsburgh
Pipusburgil
Post-Gazette
Past-Gazette
Tower Sees Economy as Key to GOP Victory in 72
In Austin Texas Sen John G Tower told Republican leaders that 1972 chances hinge on the economy. He spoke at a state Republican Executive Committee meeting where some members opposed President Nixon on busing and China policy. Mrs Elmer Lindstrom of Channelview and Mrs J D Boggs of Pasadena voiced dissent.
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UPI
John G. Tower
Tower
Republican Exccutive Committee
Nixon
China
Elmer Lindstrom
Channelview
Tex
J. D. Boggs
Pasadena
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