Salaries Of Municipal Chiefs Are Increasing Across Cities
AAP reports five year pay rises for city leaders from Kansas City to New York. Chiefs, mayors, and officials gain sizable raises due to higher costs of living and competition with private and federal sectors. Examples include Kansas City director of city development up from 13920 to 28920, Seattle mayor 32000, and New York budget director 44900.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Kansas City
Post
Anthony Zecca
Philadelphia
Zecca
Seattle
Wes Uhlman
Miami County
New York City
Edward K. Hamilton Jr
Istance
John W. Lindsay
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Lindsay
San Francisco
Joseph Aliote
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List September 1970
The record shows admissions on September 20 including Pat Navarette Coy Perkins Sylvia Shupp and Enedina Men doza. Discharges occurred September 21 for eight people and babies. September 22 lists several patients including Enedina Men doza and baby Pat Navarette and baby Evelyn Smalley Ila Mae Taylor John Casimir and Pedro Vallejo.
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Pat Navarette
Coy Perkins
Sylvia Shupp
Enedina Mendoza
John Toone
Pedro Vallejo
Judy Moss
John Casimir
Raymalynn Hannah
Homer Harden
W. D. Lasazar
Baby
Evelyn Smalley
Ila Mae Taylor
Birth of baby boy to Mendoza family in Pecos
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mendoza via general delivery in Pecos on September 20 1970. Mrs Armando Navarette of 1027 Martinez Pecos also celebrated a birth on the same date September 20 1970.
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Mrs
Frank Mendoza
Pecos
Armando Navarette
Martinez, Pecos
U S To Withdraw B52 Bombers From Okinawa
Tokyo reports the United States notified Japan it will remove B52 bombers from Okinawa soon. U S officials said the embassy discussed the move with the Foreign Ministry but offered no comment on timing or future operations. Kadena Air Base may still host missions when deemed necessary.
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Tokyo
United States
Okinawa
Foreign Ministry
U.S
U. S
Asia
Japan
Kyodo
Kadena Air Base
Hardin County Official Calls State Plan to Defeat Amendment No. 3
Hardin County Judge Emmett Lack announces a statewide conference of county and school officials to oppose constitutional amendment No. 3 set for the November ballot. He warns the plan taxes ranch, farm and timber land by production rather than market value, risking higher costs for individual taxpayers, counties, and schools especially in East Texas. Opponents contend it shifts tax burden to smaller payers, while backers say it prevents small farmers from going out of business without the change.
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Kountze
Tex
Hardin County
Emmett Lack
Lack
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
Jordan faces Arab leaders call for immediate ceasefire
A four nation peace delegation urged King Hussein to halt fighting in Jordan as clashes raged in Amman. Yasir Arafat rejected the Amman ceasefire, while U.S. and Soviet officials warned against outside intervention.
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Cairo
Jordan
Hussein
Jaafar el Numairi
Middle East
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Beirut
al Hadaf
Front
Amman
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Popular Front
Yasir Arafat
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arafat
Abu Ayad
Syria
Baghdad
Washington
White House
Ronald L.ziegler
United States
Israel
Moscow
Nikolai Podgorny
U.S. Army
Germany
State Department
Cyprus
Suleiman Franjieh
Lebanon
Charles Helou
Franjieh
Peking People’s Daily
Indochina
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