Pay Board weighs retroactive raises for teachers amid wage freeze
The Pay Board is set to consider granting teachers retroactive pay for raises negotiated before the 90 day wage price freeze. AFT President David Selden urged correction of injustices and recognition of contract negotiations under unusual circumstances. The board earlier rejected general retroactive pay but will review requests case by case.
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American Federation of Teachers
George Boldt
Grayson
Price Commission
Commerce Department
U.S
Nixon
Pay Board and Price Commission
Robert S. Morrison
Morrison Industries, Inc
Ashtabula
Ohio
Morrison Molded Fiber Glass Co
Bristol, Va
National Association of Accountants
New York
Morrison
Senate Defeats Additional Tax Relief in Big 1971 Bill
Senate Democrats failed to add a personal tax cut and trim business benefits in the 23.9 billion tax reduction package. A 56 to 27 vote approved a college student expense credit up to 325 dollars yearly, but the measure faces likely House conference rejection. Efforts to raise the personal exemption to 700 dollars failed 44 to 38, maintaining the House 675 and current 650 levels.
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Senate
Nixon
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Adlair. Stevenson
Seamen Union accused of aiding Chinese espionage links
FBI analysis alleges the Hong Kong Seaman's Union ships members to non Communist ports for possible sabotage or espionage. DOJ reports cite illegal Chinese arrivals from 4,200 yearly, smuggling rings from Canada to the United States, and several arrests in Blaine Washington and Newark New Jersey.
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Justice Department
Seamen’s Union
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FBI
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China
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INS
HKSU
Seizure of Whiskey and Scotch in Texas Forfeiture Notice
On October 29 1971 twelve 40 oz bottles of Johnny Walker Black Label and twelve 40 oz bottles of Seagrams V O whiskey were seized in El Paso County Texas for violation of 26 USC 7302. Persons with interest may file for remission or mitigation or file a claim with a $250 00 bond by December 16 1971. Elvin D Hilger Chief Special Investigator ATF Austin Texas notice published in Pecos Enterprise on November 16 23 and 30 1971.
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Internal Revenue Service
Seagrams V.O
el Paso
Texas
Elvin D. Hilger
Lowich
Guadalupe
Austin
Nixon weighs deeper U.S. troop cuts in Vietnam
Reports say Abrams was told to plan a force of 60 000 to 95 000 troops by June 30 while Nixon may still trim below those goals. Earlier plans considered 40 000 to 56 000 by end of June as pace quickens. Viet Cong attack kills four, wounds 15 in the Mekong Delta. two Americans die near Hue after a claymore detonation by fellow U.S. troops.
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Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Abrams
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Paris
Mexong Delta
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U. S
South Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Hue
Permit and traffic fines listed for multiple offenders
The Record notes owner George Newell of 561 S Plum St cited for permit violation and driving while license suspended with 26 dollars plus costs. Roosevelt Wiggins from Highston New Jersey fined 20 dollars plus costs for no lights on a parked vehicle near a roadway. David Randolph of Lexington Kentucky cited for no lights on a parked vehicle. Byron Richman of Dallas cited for speeding with 30 dollars plus costs. John Goldman of Glencoe and Jesus Talamantez of Pecos listed for hitchhiking and public intoxication with 15 and 50 dollars plus costs respectively.
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S. Plum St
Roosevelt Wiggins
Highston
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David Randolph
Lexington
Byron Richman
Dallas
John Goldman
Glencoe
Jesus Talamantez
Pecos
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