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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

12 Jun 1975

Page 10

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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

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10

Bureaucrat urges abolition of safety board in Congress

Jubal Haile, executive secretary of the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Safety Board of Review, told a Senate panel the board should be abolished. The panel has never heard an appeal since its 1971 creation, with members drawing expenses only. Congress and Interior officials supported elimination, noting the board has no work to do.

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Washington Jubal Haile Congress Hale Senate Charles Percy R-Nl Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Safety Board of Review Interior Department Brard Percy Abaliien James Richards Ken Hechler House Senate Government Operations Committee Abraham Ribicoff Ribicoff
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Scout leader faces burglary charges in Indiana theft

Richard J. Runyan 45 a Boy Scout leader and Jennings County Civil Defense director was arrested after allegedly stealing about 100000 in merchandise. He was freed on 14000 bond pending plea. Authorities say he gave loot to scout members and held keys to many buildings.

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North Vernon Ind UPI Richard J. Runyan Jennings Indiana Runyan Jennings County
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Workers cool to Declaration sign look asks 68% decline

The Peoples Bicentennial Commission reported 68 percent of federal workers refused to sign an excerpt from the Declaration of Independence in a survey of more than 2,300 employees across 12 agencies. It found 64 percent refused to sign and 47 percent did not recognize the excerpt.

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Adam Downs Washington UPD Peoples Bicentennial Commission Commission Department , Health, Education and Welfare Pentagon Agriculture Department Commie Len. Charles. McMattins R-Md
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