Penalty on Pa employers grows with unemployment fund
Harrisburg report explains how Pennsylvania employers fund the State Unemployment Compensation program through payroll taxes and contributions. It notes that workers pay nothing, while employers bear costs, including regular, extended, and federal supplemental benefits. The piece discusses proposed increases to 78 weeks of benefits and a potential $100 million cost to employers, alongside a $400 million federal loan and fund insolvency concerns. It cites AFL CIO President Harry Boyer criticizing proposed savings in expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Organized Labor
Pennsylvania
State Senate
Pennsylvana
LABOR
Aflcio
Harry Boyer
State
Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council
Jim Bishop One More Sea Voyage
Reporter Jim Bishop writes of a cruising world with ships and cities aboard, recalling past liners and a recent Miami cruise on the Carnivale. He describes nightly revelry, lush food, and the passenger life, ending with a postcard home about traveling with his undertaker friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bishop
North River
Mauretania
Rex
Bremen
Rotterdam
Sumatra
Hong Kong
Liverpool
United States
Independence
Constitution
Angelina Lauro
Giulio Caesare
Pipe
Bahamas
Britain
Vancouver
Hawaii
Sydney
Australia
Scotland
San Juan
St. Croix
St. Thomas
John
Virginia Letro
Miami
Vincent Letro
King Features Syndicate
Local newspaper staff and subscription rates list
A partial masthead and subscription rate table show staff roles such as president treasurer secretary general manager advertising manager editor news editor associate editor and mention of The Associated Press. The piece also presents carrier and motor route subscription rates, with pricing for Indiana and surrounding counties and details on second class mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally J. Nayl
Elizabeth HO
Joan Hay Ree
Tee
Secretan
Associated Press
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armalung
Cambria
Dearfield
Jefferson
West Moreland Coyotes
Hit and run injures watchman at Bryan Hill
On March 31 1926 a motorist ignoring watchman W D Deafenderfer signaled to stop struck the guard then fled. The car collided with another vehicle heading north on Bryan Hill Sunday noon. In 1951 Indiana County census reports 1950 population at 77 106 versus 79 854 in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Deafenderfer
Bryan Hill
Indiana County
U.S. Census Bureau
Social Security frauds and political favoritism exposed
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports large scale fraud in Social Security payments to abroad and foreigners, including a Mexican broker selling fake papers. It describes overpayments in Mexico and Greece and notes cooperation from Mexico. The column also alleges Ford administration undercuts Renegotiation Board reforms to profit from contracts and details Karl Butz using a government staffer for political campaigning, funded by taxpayers and campaign funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
U.S
Benjamin Herrera Florez
United States
Social Security Administration
Greece
Mexico
Philippines
House
Ford Administration
Jack Brooks
Dtex
Richard Holmquist
U.S. Congress
Brooks
Joseph Minish
D-Nw
Halmquist
Minish
Holmquist
Madson
Roger Keeling
Illinois
Butz
United Feature Syndicate
Labor show drives Jackson appeal in New York primary
Victor Riesel reports on a Labor Day eve dinner at the Roosevelt Hotel where AFL-CIO leaders and COPE strategists framed Senator Scoop Jackson as the liberal choice. They push delegates, coordinate with Meany and Tom Donahue to swing New York toward Jackson in the April 6 primary, aiming to deny Carter and Udall and influence Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
New York
Sen
Henry Jackson
Social Democrats, USA
Scoop Jackson
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Joe McCarthy
Bobby Kennedy
Jack
Social Democrats
USA
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
Empire State
Jackson
Roosevelt Hotel
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Pennsylvania
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Playboy Bunnies
Construction Trades Department
Bob Georgine
Ford
Julie Isaacson
Toys, Playthings and Lovelties Union
New Jersey
Labor Federation
Charles Marciante
Chick Chaikin
Ladies Garment Workers
al Shanker
Leonard Garment
Pat
Henry
Moynihan
al Barkan
Meany
U.S. Senate
Tom Donahue
Tom Kahn
National Federation
Lane Kirkland
Paul Hall
Teddy Gleason
Aflcio
Maritime Department
Werre
Combine
Hugh Carey
Hubert Humphrey
Weld Newspaper Syndicate
Cleaning Up Water Goals Meet Rising Costs Across Nation
DON OAKLEY reports the nations push toward the Federal Water Pollution Control Act goals raises costs for industry and municipalities. 1973 pollution abatement reached 23 billion dollars, with 13.2 billion by industry mainly for water pollution. 1977 compliance deadlines loom, grants fell short, and calls grow to relax standards. A Water Quality Board proposal by F Perry Wilson would tailor goals and costs, while Ecodyne touts second generation treatment tech cutting capital and operating costs. The effort seeks to balance a healthy water supply with economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
United States
Department of Commerce
Council On Environmental Quality
Congress
Ate
Environmental Protection Agency
F. Perry Wilson
Union Carbide Corp
Ecodyne
Newspaper
Exterprize Asan
Medieval blogd ie ene obi and gown dlops UW
Fragmentary text references folk beliefs about a gown and footwear actions. The lines are garbled with missing context and names, offering little verifiable detail.
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The
Kelly
Vincent Letra
Olean
N.Y
Caribbean
Vince Letro
Heavenly Father
Vittorio Fabietti
David Barrett
Fabietti
Natian Indiana Enewing Gazette
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Pentagon
Federal
Rural Development Service
Richard Nixon
Agriculture Department
Lee
Pat and
State Federation of Labor
Socialist Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Willy Brandt
Kansas City
Berry's
Fee
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