AT&T To Pay 2.5 Million To Women In Settlement
Washington AP AT&T plans an additional 2.5 million payout to rectify deficiencies in a labor consent decree. About 2,500 women and minority workers will receive checks from 125 to 1500 dollars as part of the effort to aid those who benefited poorly from the 1973 74 settlements. The agreement covers Bell System firms including New England Telephone and New York Telephone and seeks court approval in Philadelphia.
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Bell
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Philadelphia
Telephone company groups meet equal employment targets
The committee listed multiple regional Bell operating companies and AT&T divisions that made a good faith effort to meet 1973 equal employment targets and are not affected by the latest agreement. American sponsors have been allowed to leave the resettlement camps.
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Bell of
Pennsylvania
Diamond State Telephone
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Virginia
Southern Bell
South Central Bell
Ohio Bell
Cincinnati Bell
Michigan Bell
Indiana
Houston
Long Lines Department of
At&t
New York City
No Logjam on Refugee Lists Says FBI CIA
FBI and CIA officials say they are mystified by INS claims of a logjam blocking tens of thousands of South Vietnamese refugees. Commissioner Leonard Chapman testified 18,000 names are being screened to flag criminals or subversives as 114,000 expected arrivals await clearance. House to vote on $405 million for refugee resettlement. agencies promise aid per refugee.
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Washington
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Leonard Chapman
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Senate
Chapman
United States
Capitol Hill
House
Ford
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
CIA
Drug Enforcement Administration
Pentagon
Energy Ant replaces Reddy Kilowatt in energy education
Washington AP report details the Federal Energy Administration’s creation of Energy Ant, a new energy hero for kids. The coloring and game book promotes saving electricity through activities and games, including a maze and a "Trip to the Moon" card deck.
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Washington
Reddy Kilowatt
Energy Ant
Roddy Kilowatt
Federal Energy Administration
Peter Keay
FEA Communications and Public Affairs
FEA
Tony Ranfone
Keay
Vietnam
Democrats Sweep Chillicothe Election In Missouri
Mary E. Smith was sworn in as Chillicothe’s first female mayor after a 22 month term as councilwoman. Eleven other Democrats joined the new administration in the city’s biennial election, marking a clean sweep for the party in city posts.
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Chillicothe
Mary E. Smith
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