Judge Orders Union To Pay Black Wages
A federal judge ordered the Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Union AFL-CIO to pay back wages to black workers barred from work due to discrimination. The judge also held Local 46 in contempt for failing to implement an equal opportunity consent agreement and set hearings to determine back pay.
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New York
U.S. Dist
Marvin E. Frankel
Local 46
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Union
Afl-Cio
Vancemic Sail Invest in U.S. Savings Bonds
Vancemic Sail announces investments in U S savings bonds and new freedom shares, signaling a push to expand capital via government debt instruments and related financial offerings. The move highlights the firm’s emphasis on secure fixed income products and potential dividends for investors.
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U.S
NEW Freedom
Cameron Indian Club to crown queen at public Indian Dance
Cameron College Indian Heritage Club hosts its annual public Indian Dance at 7 p m Friday in the Exhibition Hall at the Apache Fairgrounds. The crowning of the club queen will be featured with traditional Kiowa Gourd Clan dancing from Carnegie, and queen candidates include Adria Rhoads Mary Kaulaity and Ros alind Nauni. The winner is to be decided by the largest money donation in her name with Leonard Cozad as head singer and Rusty Wahkinny and Mary Green as head dancers.
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Cameron College
Indian Heritage Club
Apache Fairgrounds
Carnegie
Adria Rhoads
Mary Kaulaity
Rosalind Nauni
Leonard Cozad
Rusty Wahkinny
Mary Green
Nixon backs down on rat control funding in HEW plan
The Nixon administration restores the 15 million rat control program for fiscal 1972 after congressional criticism. Baltimore and other cities run extermination and education efforts with claims of reduced exterior signs and progress toward rats-free areas.
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Washington
Ron Coene
Bureau of Community Environmental Management
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Paul S. Sarbanes
D-Md
Congress
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
William B. Saxbe
R-Ohio
Allen Ellender
D-La
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Edward Hebert
D la
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Seattle
Sarbanes
State Lawmakers Vote For SST
Washington AP reports that the House approved continuing financing for the supersonic transport by a 201 to 195 vote. Democrats John Jarman Tom Steed and Republicans Page Belcher Happy Camp supported the measure with Ed Edmondson recorded in favor but not voting. House Speaker Carl Albert did not vote.
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Washington
Oklahoma
House
John Jarman
Tom Steed
Page Belcher
Happy Camp
Ed Edmondson
Carl Albert
Norway Parliament Known as Storthing
The parliament of Norway is traditionally referred to as the Storthing, a term used in historical context to denote the national legislative body. This designation reflects the country’s early constitutional framework and political naming conventions.
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Norway
Storthing
Attorney Urges Abolishing Zoning to Boost Housing
Washington AP report states Chicago attorney Bernard H. Siegan proposes eliminating zoning to raise housing stock. He says current practices restrict production and consumer demand, and that zoning changes for minority access risk tokenism. He cites Texas Houston as a contrasting example and argues maximizing production offers the best housing gains.
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Washington
Chicago
Bernard H. Siegan
Siegan
University of Chicago Law School
Hoseean
Ouston
Tex
Sauna
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Ilson
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Pillsbury Family
Tory
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