Nixon Hears Labor Views On Post-Freeze Plans
President Nixon convened top labor leaders including J D Hodgson and W J Usery to hear unions on post freeze policy. The talks centered on retroactive wage hikes, wage Price stabilization, and opposition to a business investment tax credit. Meany and Woodcock pressed for a wage price review board and broader restraints.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Nixon
White House
Organized Labor
Labor
J. D. Hodgson
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Partment
Tce
Woodcock
Hodgson
Asst
W. J. Usery
Congress
Meany
Office Break-In Adds To Woes Of Schools
A break-in at the Middletown schools administration office fueled a week of vandalism at district properties. Desks were ransacked a wall register pulled and soft drink machines broken for coins. Earlier acts included deflated tires on 17 school buses and drained batteries on six buses. A youth who has been apprehended threw paint on the high school office wall.
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Middletown Schools Administration
Girard Ave
Robert Wearly
The
Journal
Herman Cornett
Ellen Drive
Wearly
Middletown High School
Lemon- Monroe High School
Mary Lord Addresses Middletown Dems At Lanes Meeting
Retiring City Commissioner Mary Lord spoke to a capacity Middletown Democratic Club audience at Eastern Lanes last night. She recalled running eight years ago to represent the people and urged the party to be an instrument of leadership aiding workers. The Rev Charles Fair urged church and judiciary action during a service at Emmanuel Baptist at 7 30 p.m.
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Mary Lord
Middletown
Democratic Club
Eastern Lanes
Charles Fair
United Missionary Baptist People
Dayton
Emmanuel
Last Hope
Kettering Official Speaker At Service
Pastor Richard J. Barnett public relations director for the Kettering Memorial Center will speak on Corroded Spirits at the 11 15 a m worship service tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. He previously served as public relations director for the Southern New England Conference and pastored in Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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Richard J. Barnett
Kettering Memorial Center
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Kettering
Barnett
Southern New England Conference
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Draft outlook tight as 20 000 to 25 000 may be drafted this year
AP reports Pentagon officials expect 20 000 to 25 000 draftees in remaining 1971 once Congress passes a new selective service act. Total drafted in 1971 would be under 120 000, the lowest since 1964. Induction authority expired June 30 and a two year extension stalled in Congress amid a Vietnam troop withdrawal debate.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Army
Senate
Melvin R. Laird
Carlisle Council OKs Garbage Rate Hike
Carlisle council approves a $1 monthly garbage rate hike, delaying the increase until federal approval, and reviews a proposed dog warden office with no appointment. The trigger is a trash hauler’s $400 loss since June amid waste plant tonnage charges. Interested applicants can apply to Mayor John Homan.
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Gary Patton
Council
Franklin
Warren County
Lebanon
Carlisle
John Homan
Scouts Headed to Camp Hook for Area 40 Conference
More than 300 members of the Order of the Arrow from southern Ohio gather at Camp Hook for the Area 40 Conference hosted by Nachenum Lodge. The event features lodge displays and competitions, leadership discussions, project SOAR actions, a rock band, and Indian dancing. An election of conference officers will determine next year's plans.
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Order of the Arrow
Ohio
Camp Hook
Bruce Kimball
Nachenum Lodge
Save Our
Florida Phone Firm Out Of Step With Dividend Freeze
The Cost of Living Council praised most firms for cutting dividend increases but condemned Florida Telephone Corp of Ocala as the sole holdout. Treasury Secretary Connally said the firm refused to roll back a 14 cent per share dividend set to take effect December 20, despite Nixon's wage price freeze. The council noted six companies were reviewed. National Propane Corp and Volume Shoe Corp did not violate guidelines, while Briggs and Stratton, Martin Vale Industries, and Selas Corp rolled back future dividends. The wage-price freeze excludes dividends but Nixon urged voluntary restraint.
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Cost of Living Council
Florida Telephone Corp. Treasury
John B. Connally
Ocala
Fla
Nixon
Connally
National Propane Corp
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Volume Shoe Corp
Topeka, Kan
Did
Briggs and Strantton Corp
Wauwatosa, Wise
Martin Vale Industries Inc
Chicago, Ill
Selas Corp. of America
Dresher
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J. W. Abel
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers
Afl-Cio
George Meany
America
Business
Agriculture
Am. Wearly
Demos
Denny
MR. and
Mrs. Chest
Colonial Desk
Corner
Boston Pier
Boston Sick
HUTCH
Deacon
First Ave
Grimes
Smokey
William Torrens
Pottstown
Torrens
Robert A. Dobkin
Carlisle Council OK
Staney Kolb
VFW
Armbruster Florist, Inc. Lawn & Garden Shop
Scotts Family
Scotts New House
Naster
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Patricia Zuder
Muskegon
Mich
Curtis
Lake Michi
Florida
By Bill Neikirk
Florida Telephone Corp
American Forest Institute
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