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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1972

Page

2

Labor secretary predicts law on crippling strikes

Labor secretary James D. Hodgson opened the White House Conference on the Industrial World Ahead with a forecast that the nation will turn to legislation to handle crippling strikes and inflation driven by wage settlements. About 1,500 representatives from industry, labor and education gathered for a three day session to chart national economic goals and the outlook for industry over the next two decades. President Nixon was set to address a conference banquet. Hodgson urged Congress to act to settle the 122 day Pacific Coast dock strike and warned that the collective bargaining system is under threat as strikes broaden in scope.

Washington Ta James D. Hodggon White House Hodgson Congress Pacific Coast Maurice H. Stans

Nixon Eyes Value Added Tax To Fund Schools

The administration weighs an 18 billion dollar value added tax to replace property taxes for school funding and cut residential levies by about half. Nixon seeks to ease regressive effects by directing 5 billion back to the poor and urges states to assume school responsibility with VAT revenues.

Washington UPI White House Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Nixon

Nixon plan Crooked games rap hits at U.S. jails carnival

UPI reports at a Detroit Economic Club gathering, Chamber president Archie K. Davis attacked Nixon's budget, warning deficits and inflation will persist with big labor power growing in bureaucracy. He cited deficits, wage controls, and questioned full employment theory linking them to spending. In Los Angeles seven arrested at a MacArthur Park carnival faced charges linked to game unfairness and theft. Also in Phnom Penh a firing squad executed four, including an attempted assassination attempt against U.S. Ambassador Swank.

Washington UPI U.S. Chamber of Commerce Archie K. Davis Nixon Detroit Economic Club Motor City Davis North Carolina Los Angeles MacArthur Park City City Parks and Recreation Department

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