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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1982

Page

3

Union wants Williams out as president

Union leader Roy L. Williams, 67, convicted with four others of conspiring to bribe Sen. Howard Cannon, faces calls to step down immediately. The case, tied to a Las Vegas land deal to defeat a trucking deregulation bill, ends with nine counts of wire fraud and conspiracy. Sentencing set for Feb. 10. Williams and co-defendants vow appeals.

Associated Press Chicago Teamsters Roy L. Williams Howard Cannon Williams FBI Nevada Las Vegas Congress Cannon U.S Prentice H. Marshall Gary Shapiro Justice Department Shapiro

Broadcast campaign to boost productivity gains wide broadcaster backing

Thousands of radio and TV stations join a five year public service drive to explain worker productivity and its impact on the economy. Don LeBrecht says more than 250 TV outlets and 2,460 radio stations will air messages starting December 25 with networks including ABC CBS NBC and NPR distributing the segments. The effort notes management labor relations and literacy as factors and features Howard K Smith.

Washington Don LeBrecht Broadcasting Industry Council America Council LeBrecht ABC CBS NBC Mutual Broadcasting RKO Associated Press Radio United Press International Aadio Independent Network Public Broadcasting Service National Public Radio Westinghouse Group W Howard K. Smith Jerry Lee Philadelphia Weaz-Fm Lee

Federal Agencies Step Up Tax Debt Collections

Washington AP Federal agencies report a 41 percent rise in delinquent government loans in fiscal 1982, with total collections at 46.6 billion. Deputy director Joseph E Wright cites recession and lack of automated systems as reasons for the increase while noting past weak collection efforts. He urges the government to act as a responsible lender.

Washington Uncle Sam Joseph E. Wright Office of Management and Ifudget Wright

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