Nixon Loses His Field General In Welfare Fight
Washington AP Nixon welfare reform plans falter as Sen. Abraham Ribicoff announces he will not back the plan. He proposes a pilot project this session, insisting full adoption risks swelling welfare rolls and undermining reform. Ribicoff acted solo, no cosponsors consulted.
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Nixon
Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Labor Pay Hikes Down 8.1 Percent in 1971
Labor Department data show average wage increases in major unions eased to 8.1 percent in 1971 from 8.9 percent in 1970. Construction wages fell from 14.9 to 11.8 percent as Nixon kept wage controls, with manufacturing at 7.2 percent and nonmanufacturing at 9.0 percent. The report covers about 4.5 million workers amid White House briefings and Pay Board actions.
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Labor Department
Department
Nixon
White House
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Pay Board
Construction Stabilization Committee
Senate
George H. Boldt
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Reforming Kansas Legislature Suggested by Ex-Gov Anderson
Former Governor John Anderson Jr urged reducing legislature size while boosting pay, staff, and facilities at a Topeka Optimist Club talk. He said lawmakers need independent research, more public support, and quicker responsiveness, noting salaries and time constraints. He did not reveal political plans for governor yet, stating a decision next week.
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Kan
John Anderson Jr
Anderson
Topeka Optimist Club
Kansas
Federal Committee For Improvement of Management
Dillon Kansan of the Year Named in Topeka
Ray E. Dillon, chairman of the Dillon Companies of Hutchinson, was named Kansan of the Year at the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas annual meeting in Topeka. New officers were elected: George Schnellbacher as president of Native Sons and Mrs. G D Van Blaricum as president of Native Daughters, succeeding Ross Beach and Mrs. John Fontron. Dillon, 74, recalled starting work at age eight helping at his father's Sterling store.
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Dillon Companies
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Native Sons
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Minneola
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Dillon
Sterling
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