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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1972

Page

3

Cost gap in colleges editorial calls for cuts now

The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education led by Dr. Clark Kerr urges a 20 percent cut in higher education costs to avert a $51 billion figure by 1980. Proposals include shortening undergrad time to three years, trimming salaries, suspending new Ph.D. programs, and raising workloads to curb public funding, as universities face looming cost pressures.

Carnegie Commission On Higher Education Clark Kerr University of California

Taft Hartley at 25 A Labor Law’s Mixed Record

The Taft Hartley Act of 1947 aimed to curb labor power and protect the public from strikes. It ended the closed shop in many areas and limited compulsory union membership in right to work states. Union membership grew from 3.5 million in 1935 to 18.9 million by 1968, while the law’s impact varied across industries. Despite limits, strong unions persisted and calls for compulsory arbitration rose amid push for labor peace amid foreign competition.

Taft-Hartley Italy Fiat Moscow Mediterranean United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Taxpayer relief debate mirrors a widening political divide

Amid rising federal revenues and tax cuts in the 1960s and early 1970s, taxpayers face a $45 billion total cut impact, a $26 billion net loss, and rising deficits. Brookings studies show civilian spending to GDP nearly doubling, fueling calls for government role shifts and contrasting campaigns by McGovern and Wallace.

Brookings Institution

Fiat Strikes and North South Rift in Turin’s Turmoil

In Turin, Fiat employs 185,000 workers and dominates Italy’s car output and export earnings while productivity dips and wage costs rise. The north south divide intensifies as strikes cut 19 percent of output and total man-hours lost soar, fueling unrest and a broader Soviet influence narrative in a fragile Italian economy.

Turin Italy Fiat Europe Sicily Japan West Germany Volkswagenwerk Britain Leland Motor Corporation France Renault Fiat Company Giovanni Agnelli Lenin

Fayette County set aside acres released for haying and grazing

Herb Ash announces Fayette County approval to release set aside acres for seasonal haying or grazing due to winter kill. Written requests to the County office. price set at $9.00 per acre. Farmers may release acres to neighbors if their price does not exceed $6.00 per acre. Final date to seal '71 corn is June 30.

Fayette Herb Ash Fayette County As.c.s

Petit jurors named for Buchanan County

The Buchanan county clerk of courts announces the third quarter petit jury for district court covering July through September. jurors listed include Ruth Handley Helen Tucker Eleanor Yeoman Hila Sturtz Everett Stainbrook and many others from Jesup Lamont Masonville Quasqueton Rowley Stanley Walker Independence and surrounding towns.

Buchanan County Stanley Orva Wright Anna Mae Michael Walker Bertrand L. Gaffney Lewis A. Murley Norris F. Nielsen Reta E. Partridge Patricia A. Peck Albert C. Steffen Mary Ann Adams Sandra Marie Ballou Shirley J. Bishop Geraldine Bushell Harold A. Carson Marian A. Conklin Lyman S. Crowell June V. Wall Jean E. Hehr Gail M. King John N. Lundy Harald J. Nabholz Archie ¥. Polk Harald J. Satterlee Sara K. Sheets Helen M. Stark Doris B. Walton Robert R. Willems

Decorah Farm Bureau Resolutions Dinner Meeting

Region 19 resolutions committees will meet July 10 at 7 30 p m at the Cliff House Decorah for discussion on suggested issues for the 1972 opinionnaire Background information and steps in procedure will be distributed Leo Bodensteiner Fayette County Farm Bureau resolutions committee chairman urges full committee attendance

Decorah Farm Bureau Region 19 Resolutions Committees Cliff House Fayette

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