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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1970
Page
11
A collection of dated quips about bosses and executives from HAL BOYLE. Jokes cover cost cutting, decor upgrades, wife reminders at 10 2 and 4, a catty caricature on a washroom board, merit raise rationales, golf duress, vacation cutbacks, and holiday demands. The tone mimics a New York AP humor brief.
Jazz saxophonist Cannonball Adderly discusses how fame pressures push rock icons like Hendrix and Joplin into exaggerated images created by trade journals. He recounts his own health scare and stresses balance, noting his group’s 10 year stability and annual earnings around $200,000.
President Nixon proposed creating a federally sponsored commission to work with management and labor leaders on wage and price changes and vowed to propose legislation if needed. He avoided endorsing past wage and price guidelines while noting unemployment rose to 5.8 percent in October, citing auto strike effects and a decline in consumer installment credit. He predicted a steady economic rise and called for expansion of money and credit.
Mrs Manuel Gaumes bought furniture from Salvin's Furniture Store in 1928 but left the debt unpaid. Abbey Slavin son of the original owner received a $200 check from Mrs Gaumes who said bills over seven years old are not collectible. Slavin gave the money to charity.
Ray Koehler of the Reading Times says he bears no ill will after the Reading Business and Professional Women's Club rejects his membership application for improper completion. He will not pursue the matter further.
TEL AVIV AP Thousands of Israeli stamps bearing the word Jehovah were pulled from circulation after Orthodox Jews argued that licking or canceling them would amount to blasphemy.
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