Employees Seek Pay Increases for County Home Workers
A 25 member Butler County Home employees group delivered a letter to county commissioners seeking raises from $3.25 to $3.50 per hour. They argue their work is essential and comparable to other raises granted in the county, but Commissioner Arthur Reiff says the courts and budget process limit immediate action. Raises for county home staff will be weighed during final 1978 budget deliberations.
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Butler County Home
Arthur Reiff
Reiff
Kissinger’s Moscow TV debut labeled slander by Izvestia
Izvestia denounces Henry Kissinger, stating his NBC commentary debut was paid slander for an anti-communist agenda. The Soviet paper cites his “absurd hints” of terrorist actions linked to the Soviet Union and socialist countries and notes a $1.5 million fee for five programs.
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Moscow
Henry Kissinger
Izvestia
U.S
NBC
Kissinger
Soviet Union
O'Neill slips during gala honoring Brooks wife misnamed
House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill amid a gala honoring Rep. Jack Brooks misspoke about Brooks’ wife. He told Brooks’ spouse Barbara was the town’s most beautiful girl, then Brooks whispered that her name is Charlotte, correcting the remark.
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Washington
Thomas P. O'Neill
Mass
Jack Brooks
Texas
Congress
O'Neill
Brooks
Barbara
Charlotte
Buckley and Evans settle union dues dispute
William F. Buckley Jr and M. Stanton Evans disclosed a settlement with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists over union shop provisions. Buckley says he joined in 1966 after his show Firing Line was threatened with airing restrictions for non-members. Evans joined after being told he could not be a political commentator on CBS Radio without union membership.
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New York
William F. Buckley Jr
M. Stanton Evans
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Provisions Buckley
Union
Evans
CBS Radio Network
Dance and reading classes sponsored by Middletown Area YMCA
The Middletown Area YMCA announces new activities including dance classes taught by Clancy Burroughs of Dance Associates in Dayton and reading technique sessions. Ballroom and disco options run weekly on Wednesday evenings with separate teen and adult rates for YMCA members and non members, plus a three week reading techniques course on Tuesdays with member and non member pricing.
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Middletown Area
YMCA
Clancy Burroughs
Dance Associates
Dayton
Middletown graduate earns NCAA fellowship for medical studies
Mark Frazer son of The Rev and Mrs E Eugene Frazer of Cincinnati is a DePauw premedical science major on the dean's list. He was one of 33 nationwide to receive an NCAA fellowship and plans to use the grant for medical school before starting a family medical practice. Frazer has played offensive center for three years, served as president of Phi Gamma Delta, treasurer of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and led DePauw's Chaplain's Living Unit Council. He belongs to Phi Eta Sigma and was named first team Churchmen's All America by a Tennessee group.
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Mark Frazer
E. Eugene Frazer
Cincinnati
Frazer
DePauw
NCAA
Phi
Phi Eta Sigma
Tennessee
Songfest Saturday at First Freewill Baptist Church
A gospel songfest will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. at the First Freewill Baptist Church located at Girard Avenue and Baltimore Street. The Dayton Harvesters and Benny Amburgey and His Singers will be featured.
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First Freewill Baptist Church
Girard Avenue
Baltimore Street
Dayton Harvesters
Benny Amburgey
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