Whistleblowers Clash With DOJ In Award Row
The article details three Justice Department lawyers who missed special merit awards after criticizing top officials and a May 14 meeting with McDonnell Douglas. Lubin Mendelson and Sussman say the move suppresses whistleblowing, while Giuliani and DeCair defend management rights. The dispute may reach the Merit Systems Protection Board as a test of protecting bureaucrats who go public.
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Washington
NEA
Carter
Reagan
Merit Systems Protection Board
William French Smith
Justice Department
Michael Lubin
George Mendelson
St. Louis
Ment
Department
Department Genenan
Tom DeCair
Cuperior
Lubin
Department of Justice
Demagoguery on child labor and work at home
Walter Williams argues against Albert Shanker and the New York Times ad praising industrial home work. He claims the issue is used to claim concern for the poor while pushing government money and weakening family initiative. Williams condemns plans that could trap families in federal aid and deny bootstraps growth.
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Albert Bankers
New York Times
Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Vermont
Sol Chaiken
International Ladies Garment Workers ‘Union
House Labor Standards Committee
Chaiken
Mr. Shanker
Sol C. Chaiken
New York
New York City
Albert Shanker
Capitol insults spark cross party rebuke on LeBoutillier
Freshman Rep. John LeBoutillier of New York lands verbal barbs on Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois calling him a wimp prompting Percy to vent to House leaders. The exchange draws mixed reactions from Republicans as colleagues weigh tone and decorum on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
John LeBoulillier
Charles Percy
Illinois
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
LeBoutillier
Percy
House
Robert H. Michel
Michel Percy
Michel
LaBoutillier
Thomas P O'Neill Jr
Governor Poet of Alaska Hinges on Statehood Day Verse
In a feature on Alaska, Governor Jay Hammond, a 28 year bash pilot, writes doggerel for state occasions while Alaska blends stark beauty with contradictions. The piece notes Anchorage’s size, Juneau as capital, and debates about capital sites and regional quirks.
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Eliot
Alaska
Jay Hammond
England
Sitka
Naknek
Hering Sea
Hammond
Anchorage
Juneau
Willow Shout
Talkeetna
Bulchiton
Hawaii
Alexacoder Archipelago
Joe Juneau
Women enter women careers at Altoona vo tech site
In Altoona, 42 women including Mitzie McDonough and Mary Starzec join a pilot program at the Altoona Area Vocational Technical School to train for trades once reserved for men. The project aims to boost earnings, confidence, and job opportunities, with support from the Women’s Outreach Program and federal funding, though futures remain uncertain.
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Altoona, Pa
Mitzie. McDonough
Mary Starzec
Gureeh Erogeun
Altoona Area
United States
Ho-tech
Sreerator Earl
McDonough
Slarzee
Tye
Miss Starzee
Mrs. Ough
Ae Ratere
Reese
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