Act 195 sparks renewed debate over public employee strikes
Pennsylvania lawmakers debate Act 195 the public employes bargaining law amid Philadelphia and Pittsburgh teacher strikes. Courts have fined union leaders and enforced injunctions while critics urge tightening loopholes to protect health safety and welfare and uphold democracy.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Donald Ziegler
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Ziegler
Tam
James Earl Ray biography reveals alleged conspiracy claims
Journalist Jim Bishop asserts in a sweeping critique that James Earl Ray, the man blamed for Martin Luther King Jr.'s murder, was a loser shaped by crime and poverty. He argues Ray acted as a fall guy in a possible Birmingham-backed conspiracy, though he admits no proof supports the theory.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
James Hart Ray
King
Ray
Birmingham
Alabama
Memphis
Rhodesia
Raoul
Muder
James Earl Ray
Second Claus Imprint Second of Hapa Peno
Daily newspaper note indicates subscription terms for a periodical name Second Claus Imprint with postal and legal holiday handling details. The fragment mentions postage paid at invalid or unclear location and excludes Sundays, implying a partial public notice about distribution rules.
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Second of Hapa
Peno
Nine-Cent Call to Vote for Bicentennial Slogan
Washington Merry-Go-Round urges Americans to invest nine cents in the bicentennial by voting for one of six finalists. Readers are told where to mail ballots and that finalists will be listed in major outlets and posted in stores. The winning slogan will be announced March 21.
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Elizabeth N. Sween
Joan Ray Reede
Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank G. Hood
Assocs Associated Press
All Low
Alb Peld
Indiana
Amstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Washington
America
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
United States
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Jaycees
American Legion
The
Bee
USA
Washington, D.C
Newsweek
Time
People
U.S. News and World Report
TV Guide
F.W. Woolworth
Chiselers Rip-offs Ford on grain leverage in Angola talk
President Ford told the American Farm Bureau in St Louis that linking grain shipments to Angola diplomacy would cause disruption for American farmers and raise global tensions. He suggested use of grain as a lever has limits, noting Russia might endure short term losses but would not be easily deterred.
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U.S
Don Oakley
Ford
Angola
American Farm Bureau Federation
St. Louis
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Congress
Dunlop
Daily Economic Policy Board
White House
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Jerry Ford
Mec
Jack Dunlop
Rockefeller
Reagan
Florida
Speaking Freely On Grain and U S Policy Choices
An opinion piece argues the United States could forgo grain sales to the Soviet Union without harming Americans and suggests stockpiling grain to avoid inflationary effects seen in 1972. It warns global grain reserves are around 30 days and favors quiet diplomacy on Angola while preserving grain as leverage. The section also notes a San Antonio firm selling water shoe inserts marketed as comfort aids.
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United States
Kansas
Dakotas
Angola
Kremlin
Sant Ana
Calif
Sagamore Local 596 UMWA Picketing Case Aired
On January 19 1926 petition by J Cloid Rinn of Indiana member of Sutter R in Coal Co alleges Sagamore Local No 596 UMWA members violated court order by picketing the Sutter Rinn Coal Co plant at Sagamore hindering and interfering with and preventing workers from aiding plaintiffs.
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J. Cloid Rinn
Indiana
Sutter-Rinn Coal Company
Sagamore Local No. 596
UMWA
Sutter-Rinn Coal Co
Sagamore
Inside Labor Shadow Cabinet by Victor Riesel
In August 1976 John T. Dunlop steps from Harvard into Ford era politics as labor chief Neal Dunlop rebels against isolated advisers. The piece describes a British style shadow cabinet forming around Dean Dunlop, friction with Ford's brain trust, and hints of a looming departure on January 13 as Dunlop pushes for action and worker participation.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
John T. Dunlop
Harvard
Dean Dunlop
Jerry Ford
Mr. Ford
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Bill Seidmian
Dunlop
Lincoln
Douglas
Ford
Women's Christian Temperance Union
George Meany
Franklin Roosevelt
Jack Kennedy
Lyndon Johson
Eynes
Nstead
Dick Nixon
Labor
George Shultz
Henry Kissinger
Dunloy
Hubert Humphrey
Sen. McGovern
Edwin Kuh
McGovern
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Smiler
Ewing
Missouri
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U.S. Army
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Los Angeles
James Iarl Ray
James Gar
Hill
Alton
Illinois
Keystone Kops
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
Sglan
Myr
Serene Gor voNews
Sociate
Ated Press
Wooews
Uss
Plenu
Nether
Abraham Lincoln
SYR
Shadow Cabinet
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