Foremost Bill Trimarchi Team Highlights Service
Foremost employees offer more than money. Bill Trimarchi, financial interviewer, Sam Trimarchi, financial manager, and Betty Jamison, girl Friday, symbolize a team devoted to client guidance and support.
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Bill Trimarchi
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Carter Unveils Plan to Reshape Civil Service System
President Carter outlines a broad civil service package to restore flexibility, end automatic pay rises for 72,000 managers, and curb patronage. Proposals shift hiring, firing, and pay oversight to the President’s Budget Office and a new Merit Systems Protection Board, with arbitration for many union workers. The plan proposes a 9,200 person elite management corps and a whistleblower protection unit, and seeks to curb WWII and Korean veterans’ hiring advantages.
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Radiation Study Demands Nationwide Review of Health Risks
Admiral Hyman Rickover urged a broad eight year study of all man made radiation sources including low level exposure. He questioned Portsmouth shipyard cancer figures but supported a federal probe. He proposed a national data bank to track individual radiation exposure and cautioned about prolonged health effects.
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Navy
Portsmouth
Thomas Najarian
Boston Veterans Administration Hospital
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