Wage cuts return Cincinnati workers to 1969 levels
The First District Court of Appeals ruled the January strike by about 1,400 Cincinnati city workers illegal and barred raises. It held the Ferguson Act bans public employee strikes and pay increases for a year after a strike, undoing city wage hikes and directing actions to set 1969 rates.
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Cincinnati
First District Court of Appeals
Jerome Goldman
William McClain
Goldman
Mitchell Goldberg
McClain
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Open House for New Health Facilities Tour
Ladies invited to a free tour of new health facilities tomorrow between 10 am and 10 pm. Features include patented electrical spot reducing machines, private sparkling clean tile showers, and private lockers.
Kiwanians Hear Highlights At July Meeting
Middletown Kiwanis will hear convention highlights from Detroit delegates and alternates at the July 2 noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. A board meeting follows that night. Alva D. Lester is program chairman.
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Detroit
Middletown Kiwanis
Manchester Motor Inn
Alva D. Lester
Birchers Favored In Los Angeles Vote
In Los Angeles two Birch Society candidates led in special elections for two vacant Congressional seats. John Rousselot, a former Birch PR man, faced Myrlie Evers in the 24th District while John Schmitz vied with Democrat David Hartman in the 35th District. President Nixon voted absentee amid expected low turnout.
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Birchers
Los Angeles
John Birch Society
Medgar Evers
Birch Society
John Rousselot
Myrlie Evers
California
Mississippi
Rousselot
Birch
David Hartman
James Utt
Nixon
San Gabriel Valley
Los Angeles County
San Bernardino County
Pro Demonstrates Tennis Basics at Middletown Club Meeting
Tom Frydell a pro at Middletown Tennis Club will demonstrate the basics of tennis at the Middletown East Kwanis Club meeting tonight at 6 30 at Alfy's Restaurant on Breiel Boulevard.
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Tom Frydell
Middletown
Middletown East Kwanis Club
Alfy's
Breiel ‘Blvd
Pornography Curbs In Postal Bill Passes Senate
The Senate backs strict pornography curbs in a postal reorganization bill, voting 83-2 to approve the House version. The plan creates a nonpartisan postal commission and a rate setting board to run the mails, with mail workers set to receive an 8 percent wage hike. Debate overlaps with unions, right-to-work bids, and broader reform questions about post office governance.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office Committee
House
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry Bellman
R-Okla
Sion
Paul Fannin
Postal Service
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Net
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Executive Branch
Congress
Light agenda for city commission hearing property purchases
A public hearing on the 1971 tax budget heads the light agenda for the City Commission tonight. The hearing, held at 7 p.m. in the City Building commission chamber, is a formality required by the Butler County Budget Commission. Also on the agenda are ordinances for purchasing two parcels for the Miami Boulevard extension.
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City Commission
Butler County Budget Commission
Commission
Miami Boulevard
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