Old Homes Renovated Youths Get Paid Construction Experience
John Konwiser launched a pilot project converting a dilapidated 70 year old house for Jefferson High students in Watts. Twenty four youths worked eight hours each Saturday under journeymen supervision, with outcomes including carpentry apprenticeships and drafting programs. Expansions planned in California and beyond with similar projects in Chicago and Austin.
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Konwiser
Jefferson High
Watts
Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Oakland
Long, Beach
Sacramento
Calif
Chicago
Austin
Tex
Harold Campbell
State Agency Seeks Shorter Name to Reduce Confusion
Madison AP report notes the seven word Department of Industry Labor and Human Relations wants to rename itself the Department of Manpower. The change aims to ease public use, as even employers favor the former name. The agency oversees Employment Service and divisions including labor standards safety buildings workers compensation apprenticeship equal rights unemployment and statistics. The department will present the proposal to the legislature.
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Madison
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Department of Manpower
Industrial Commission
Employment Service
NATO Finds 5000 Tanks in Reserve in Europe
The Washington Post reports the Pentagon discovered about 5000 reserve tanks in Europe during a NATO security review, including 1200 modern American M60s German Leopards and British Centurions and 500 older U.S. M24s and M41s, parked along West Germany’s autobahn with insufficient standby crews.
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Washington
United States
NATO
Europe
Pentagon
Washington Post
Post
U.S
West Germany
FDA Proposes Rules On Baby Food Labels
The Food and Drug Administration proposes a federal standard for baby food labeling and a statement from manufacturers about infant formulas as substitutes for human milk. The labeling would require protein fat vitamins and minerals levels and identify ingredients with source, while quantity listings would apply only to formulas.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Judge scolds Warren over abortion case in Milwaukee
Milwaukee County will press ahead with the prosecution of Dr. Sidney Babbitt on an abortion statute charged as unconstitutional. District Attorney Michael McCann, running for re election, said constitutional questions remain unsettled despite a federal judge's scolding. The three judge panel in Chicago had asked why Wisconsin should be barred from prosecuting Babbitt, while noting conflicts between state and federal rulings.
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Milwaukee
Michael McCann
Milwaukee County
McCann
Sidney Babbitt
Hallandale
Fla
U.S. District Court
Wisconsin
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Babbitt
Otto Kerner
Chicago Court
Wisconsin Atty
Robert Warren
Joe Kerner
Warren
Dr. Babbitt
Kerner
Illinois
Daily Records Municipal Court Sees Wide Range Of Offenses
La Crosse docket lists charges from drinking off premises to drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Individuals include Charles Stapleton from Rockford and Leonard Brinkmann of Stodidard Hotel, with fines up to 105 dollars and various city and state locations cited. Names span La Crosse State University, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Minnesota towns with multiple shoplifting, loitering, and entering tavern as a minor entries.
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Charles Stapleton
Rockford
Ill
Eugene Swanson
George Sr
Leonard Brinkmann
Stodidard Hotel
Dominic Garelli
Chicago
Mendota State Hospital
Madison
Kenneth Dallman
Reuter
Coate Hall
Lcu
Milwaukee
John Douglass
Wauwatosa
Robert Sherwin
White Hall
Lca
Robert Franklin
Redfield St
Agnew to speak at AP managing editors conference in Honolulu
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has accepted an invitation to address the annual convention of the Associated Press Managing Editors Association in Honolulu. The gathering runs November 17 through 20, with Agnew’s exact speech date not yet announced.
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Utica
N.Y
Spiro T. Agnew
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Honolulu
Gilbert P. Smith
Utica Observer-Dispatch
APME
Aginew
Groppi May Appeal To Supreme Court
Federal court opinion could return Rev. James Groppi to jail for leading a 2000 person Assembly protest. His contempt sentence stood while the 7th Circuit questioned civil liberties concerns, and an appeal potentially reaches the Supreme Court. Coffey cited procedural due process and possible additional reviews. Groppi remains free pending further action.
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Madison
Wis
James E. Groppi
Groppi
U.S. District Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
William Coffey
Milwaukee
U.S. Supreme Court
Coffey
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
District Court
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Ft. Meade
Huntington
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Tri-State
OLD Homes
By Philip Palmer
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Coats
King Koil
Sletten Furniture
Caledonia Street
State Agency
Nuttelman
T Elman
Elman
la Crosse County
Republican Party
la Crosse
FDA
J. R. Williams
Municipal Court
Robert Schimel
Western Springs
Robert Benson
Winona
Minn
Richard Rush
Waukon
Iowa
Donald Yarosimek
Wabasha
Peter Rayome
S. 9Th St
Two Rivers
Eugene Dowdy
Schultz Drive
Jerome Halloran
Terri Hallett
Minneapolis
Thomas Puckett
Lowes Park
Iil
Joseph Clark
Oshkosh
Thomas Johnson
St. Charles
Gary Larson
East Ave. S
Theodore Ryan
Stephen Ham
Gene Peacock
S 30Th St
la Verne Jenkinson
Charles
Norman Henke
Jackson St
Patrick O’donnell
Willard Ezzell
Howard Harnwell
Pearl St
Raymond Marske
Harvard
Eeee
Rad
Caledonia ST. Shopping Center
Caledonia St
Ene
Spiro
Danny
Everette B. Runge
West
Franklin
West Salem, Wis
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