Burnout reported in high-stress jobs prompts lectures
Baltimore AP recounts a stressed ambulance attendant who lashed out during a brutal night and chose burnout as a wider problem. Counselor Mark Kiefaber and Martin Katzenstein travel the country to teach stress workshops aimed at health services and other fields, emphasizing limits, independence, and social support to prevent breakdowns.
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Mark Kiefaher
Kiefaber
Martin Katzenstein
Katzenstein
Republican
Senatorial Committee
Washington
Dairy Farmers In Store For Price Support Hike
Washington AP reports dairy farmers may see federal milk price supports rise 6.6 percent next spring, a mandatory adjustment tied to production costs. The Oct. 1 rate stands at 11.22 per 100 pounds of milk, with parity rules guiding future changes. USDA notes direct payments aren’t made to farmers. surplus purchases support minimum rates. Comments on the spring adjustment are invited by Feb. 18 to Robert R. Stansberry.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Carter
USDA
Robert R. Stansberry
Procurement and Sales Division
ASCS
P.O
Washington, D.C
U.S
United States
Savings Bonds Criticized in San Francisco
San Francisco lawyer Robert L. Gnaizda of Public Advocates calls the U S Savings Bond a ripoff of the poor. He filed an amendment to a class action against the FTC alleging unfair deceptive practices by the Treasury to push Energy Bonds replacing E bonds in 1980.
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San Francisco
U.S
Robert L. Gnaizda
Public Advocates
Guaida
Federal Trade Commission
U.S. Treasury
Case Cracked and Pigeons Reclaimed in Bonneville County
Deputies in Bonneville County solved the pigeon theft case after a lineup revealed two birds as Dredge’s, with Roberts challenging ownership as 100 birds were examined. The arraignment cited receiving stolen property charges as the investigation linked Idaho Falls pigeons to a larger theft.
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Tdaho Falls
Idaho
Bonneville County
Sheriff's Department
Holland Dredge
Idaho Falls
Raymond Roberts
Dredge
Roberts
Utah
Carter plans coal conversion orders for power plants
A Department of Energy document outlines the proposal to require 20 to 25 power plants to switch from oil to coal within nine months, with a broader plan to convert up to 171 plants nationwide. The move aims to cut oil use by 50 percent and includes grant aid to utilities. Congress is not ready to act until mid January.
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White House
Administration
Congress
Department of Energy
Capitol Hill
Energy Department
Carter
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