Labor corruption declines says official on Landrum-Griffin era
Bureau Chief John L. Holcombe suggests labor corruption is down a year after the Landrum-Griffin law. He cites voluntary compliance and cases paused or diverted, with 2000 plus complaints reviewed and 53,000 union financial reports under scrutiny. First grand jury indictments tied to the law have emerged in Oklahoma and Georgia cases. Water With A Kick item notes a moonshine dumping poising a Tennessee spring.