Four Day Work Week Sparks Debate In Industry
In Che Monroe News Sar early 1972 discussion, H Alex Rosenfelder criticizes a four day ten hour work week. Readers split with 51 percent opposing and 41 percent supporting the idea, while concerns include productivity, moonlighting, costs, and potential unions pushing for longer shifts.
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H. Alex Rosenfelder
Strafer Candy Company of
Denver
Nation
Business
Kennedy in-law Shriver stirs 1976 VP speculation
Tensions rise between Sargent Shriver and Ted Kennedy over Shriver's possible 1976 presidential bid implications. Aides accuse Kennedy of lip service to the campaign while Shriver faces scrutiny for on air remarks. The piece notes Muskie Dewey and Chappaquiddick shadows complicating Kennedy's path.
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Kennedy
Sergent Shriver
McGovern
Hyannis Port
Shriver
France
South
Ted Kennedy
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Massachusetts
McGovern - Shriver
Gary Harts
Lawrence O’briens
McCarthy
Muskie
Humphrey
Sen
Thomas Dewey
Harry Truman
Chappaquiddick
Sargent Shriver
Congress
Nixon weighs cautious campaign path in Utica stop
Nixon seeks to preserve a large lead against McGovern with a bland fall campaign. Haldeman Colson worry a mild approach risks 1948-like defeat. O’Hara seated on platform and Nixon avoids busing issue while praising veterans.
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Utica
Mich
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
Nixon
George McGovern
District of Columbia
McGovern
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Charles Colson
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Haldeman-Colson
James O’hara
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alica
O'Hara
Robert Griffin
Gen. Eisenhower
O’hara
Veterans seek higher GI Bill aid to restore education access
Congress intensifies efforts to raise Vietnam veterans’ monthly education benefits from 175 to 250 dollars. Proponents argue higher payments align with World War II programs and reflect rising education costs and inflation since 1948.
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Congress
Vietnam
Veterans Administration
Alan Cranston
California
Siberian Visit Highlights Oil Fields and Politics
Journalist Charlotte Saikowski toured western Siberia's vast oil fields, witnessing a boom town with bulldozers and muddy streets. She found hundreds of young Russians seeking money, and locals showed interest in American politics with Nixon favored. She notes the summit impression reaching everyday readers and reflects on American professional naming trends. The piece closes with a Hedley Mencken reference and a WSJ culture aside about librarians and stereotypes.
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Charlotte Saikowski
Siberia
Miss Saikowski
McGovern
Saikowski
Siberian
Nixon
What Will Influence Younger Voters
Washington reports the nation’s mood seen through two national conventions. Democrats face disorganization while McGovern and Shriver press a campaign across TV and local venues. Republicans project confidence for Nixon, with tax reform and domestic issues shaping voter focus as elections approach.
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Washington
Nixon
Democratic Party
George McGovern
Parties weigh race issues and youth votes in 1972 campaign
The article discusses liberal shifts on race, school integration, and busing, with states funding school improvements to reduce busing needs. It notes tax policy as a campaign focus, and how both parties aim to mobilize the youth vote, especially 18 to 25 year olds, ahead of the 1972 campaign season.
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Democrats
Publishers « Hall Syndicate
Heinz seeks federal standards to force disaster planning
Representative Hh Heinz of Pennsylvania laments poor state disaster preparedness and cites Hurricane Agnes. He introduces a bill to require workable plans with federal standards enforced by the Office of Emergency Preparedness, linking eligibility for relief to adherence and regional risk focus.
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Athlantic Seaboard
HH. John Heinz
Pennsylvania
Heinz
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Monroe News-Star history and staff notes reveal era leaders
Monroe News-Star records show publishers John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and Robert Ewing Jr as chairman with Bronson and Ewing family leadership. The paper operates weekdays except Saturday and Sunday from Monroe Louisiana with listed officers directors and multiple regional advertising reps.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
News-Star—World Publishng Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Monroe
William H. Bronson
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown, Jr
Patricia Wing ‘Kendrick
Esther Ewing Wynne
Kenneth C. Barranger
Robert Ewing Brown
Toulmin Hunter Brown
John D. Ewing, Jr
Paula Wray Ewing
Helen Iy Hall
Harrison Kelly Wynne
Annes
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