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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
2
The document presents quotes from publisher William H. Weldon and president Robert Blosser stressing commitment to pursuing truth, tolerance of error, and preserving freedom of reason as guiding principles.
The piece weighs good and bad news in 1975 inflation trends and food prices with unemployment up and auto production at full plants. It cites Burns urging a moderate Fed course while Congress faces limited anti recession options and possible inflation risks.
Washington reports George Wallace quietly gears with big labor to undercut Alabama's right to work law and gain AFL-CIO backing for a presidential bid. The piece critiques agency shop and notes past courtship of labor by Wallace’s aides, urging a clear pro right to work stance.
The Pendleton refugee surge from South Vietnam numbers about 16 000 with 600 arriving daily by air and sea from Guam and other Pacific points. Some 20 000 have passed through as Catholic refugees, many led by priests from across South Vietnam. The article notes grim origins, the aid efforts of Marines, and calls for U S Navy involvement and private rescue initiatives to aid ongoing evacuations.
Bruce Gamet Jr received a commission as second lieutenant in the Missouri National Guard after graduation from officer candidate school. He is assigned to the 175th MP Battalion in Fulton. Harvard degrees honored include Quentin Gisler Jr with a BA magna cum laude and Sharon Enloe with an MBA. Al Vanderfeltz filed for the Democratic nomination for Cole County recorder, age 47. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peasner and son James returned from Ft. Lauderdale. About 225 attended the Country Club card party. 24 door prizes awarded. Mrs. Ralph Hammond chaired. Delta Phi Kappa meets at 7:30 p.m. at Gene Stith’s home. City Collector Otto Pohl prepared for license tag rush. auto tags $3.50–$7.50, dog tax $1, bicycle $1, one-horse wagon $3, two-horse wagon $5. Vincent Plassmeyer of Westphalia was in the city.
Washington The House Appropriations Committee targeted the Office of Minority Business Enterprise OMBE in a harsh audit of duplication and inefficiency. Yet the agency shows progress in minority banking savings and loan growth franchise development and federal procurement. The piece credits OMBE alongside SBA and the private sector for expanding minority business ventures across sectors.
The piece argues California's new farm labor election bill fails to protect workers' right to work and keeps farm unions with tools for economic warfare. It criticizes harvest strikes, consumer boycotts, and the broad reach of union influence, contrasting with Britain where unions are portrayed as destructive to socialism and growth.
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