Dock strike threat as Pay Board trims union wage rise
SAN FRANCISCO AP A nationwide port shutdown looms after the Pay Board pared the ILWU PMA wage deal. Bridges warned his 13,000 member union the ILWU and ILA would strike if the board blocks gains. Pay Board cut proposed 16% wage rise and 4.9% in fringe benefits to 10% wage boost.
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San Francisco
U.S
Harry Bridges
West Coast International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Washington
ILWU
Bridges
East
Gulf Coast
Thomas
W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s
ILA
Pacific Maritime Association
LWA
Pay Board
Ilwu-Pma
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic marks 14th anniversary
The Franklin County Mental Health Clinic, founded in 1958 by the Ottawa Lions Club, celebrates 14 years as Kansas expands to 27 outpatient clinics. It began in Ransom Memorial Hospital basement with one psychologist and a part time psychiatrist, now operating from 43514 S. Main with an 11-member board. Services include evaluation, psychotherapy, referral, indirect services, consultative work, education and research. Fees range from 1 to 15 dollars based on income and dependents. no one is denied care. Appointments can be made at 242-3780.
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Franklin County Mental Health Clinic Inc
Franklin County Guidance Center
Kansas
Franklin County Clinic
S. Main
Ottawa Lions Club
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
County Commission
United Fund
Nixon urges moratorium on busing and aid overhaul
President Nixon asks Congress to pause new court ordered pupil busing until July 1 1973 or sooner with broader legislation to narrow the gap between rich and poor schools. He directs the Justice Department to delay cases in Richmond Virginia and Denver and proposes a new equal educational opportunities law directing about 2.5 billion dollars in aid to high poverty districts with priority to desegregation efforts and busing as last resort.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Ment
Richmond
Denver
White House
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Re zoning requests approved for Ash and Main sites
City Planning Commission unanimously backs two land rezoning bids for Medical Offices Inc. to build medical offices between Ottawa High and Eisenhower Grade School and south of the Medical Arts Building on South Main. City Commission to decide by April 5.
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City Planning Commission
Ottawa High School
Eisenhower Grade
Medical Arts
South Main
R. A. Golliert
Medical Offices Inc
Ash
Main
Ash Street
City Commission
Gollier
Planning Commission
Seventeenth
City Engineering Department
Copter Crash Kills 11 in Dong Nai River
An UH-1 Huey helicopter carrying U.S. reinforcements crashed and sank in the Dong Nai River 21 miles northeast of Saigon, killing 11 Americans. Ground firefight saw no ground casualties. Three other helicopters reported no enemy fire and smoke before the crash. Reinforcements, a rifle platoon, suffered no losses. B52 raids supported South Vietnamese operations.
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Saigon
Dong Nai River
Wearin the Green muted by Northern Ireland shadow observed
Irish and part Irish celebrate St Patrick s Day with parades and speeches across the U S but mourn the Londonderry killings with black armbands and anti English banners. Boston and other cities join in relief efforts while religious leaders offer services. Local scenes include a shamrock cross city painting in O Neill and a green kazoo gag in Lookingglass as towns mark the day.
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Associated Press
St. Patrick’s Day
Northern Ireland
New York
Fifth Avenue
Londonderry
England
Ireland
Boston
Irish Republican Club of
Sean Gleason
Savannah
Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle
Washington
St. Patrick's Church
William Cardinal Conway
Armagh
All Ireland
O'Neill
Neb
Lookingglass
Ore
Norm Bibiett
IRS moves threaten Kansas private clubs tax exemptions
Kansas private clubs face IRS investigations after a veto blocked a bill to protect class A clubs from losing tax exempt status. The Dallas IRS office plans reviews of many clubs, arguing some operate for nonmembers' benefit. The measure would have tied tax exemption to club license status.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Federal Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Dallas
Senate
Dept. of Revenue
Wichita
House
Real Home Spun Program Sunday at Ottawa Univ
The Franklin County Historical Society Inc presents a public program on spinning flax and wool at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Ottawa University Student Union. Mrs. Addie Kelly of Shawnee Mission will demonstrate the full sequence from flax to finished textiles using spindles winders and combs.
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Ottawa University Student Union
The
Franklin County Historical Society Inc
Addie Kelly
Shawnee Mission
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Clifford Reeves
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