House approves revised minimum wage bill for debate
The House Education and Labor Committee approved Kennedy's revised minimum wage bill, sending it to the House Rules Committee for potential full House debate this week. The plan would raise federal minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.28 an hour with different hiring provisions, extend coverage to 4,311,000 workers, and exempt certain sectors such as agriculture, lodging, and construction. Other actions include Senate discussions on federal education aid and unemployment compensation extensions, with debates over funding and eligibility.
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Family of Four Vanish After Leaving Waycross Area
Sheriff reports a family of four disappeared six days ago after leaving Waycross for a visit to friends in Valdosta. The missing party includes Michael Tilermel and his wife with a 2-year-old daughter and a 1-year-old son. Neighbors say they showed no signs of distress and had planned a trip to Metuchen.
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Farewell Program at Anthony High School for Senior Girls
The senior girls presented Lieir last assembly Wednesday before disduction. Linda Kasse, class president, arranged the ROEM.
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Lightning Melts Taps in House in Buffalo Suburb
A lightning bolt struck the home of Clarence FE Wilson in AMPPERSTON, Buffalo suburb, melted a television wirenetins on the roof, burned a hole in a roof, and damaged water pipes and metal water taps. Estimated damage around $5,007.
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U S aims to maintain Berlin stand amid wider issue
U S officials say Washington will uphold its Berlin policy while broader German question is reviewed. Rusk notes the China credential issue at the U N is linked to broader global concerns. He hints at resuming joint weapons tests discussions if talks progress, amid international tensions involving the Soviet Union and Britain.
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WAL Runs 15 Per Cent of Capacity After Walkout
A WAL line in Los Angeles reports operating at 13 percent of its former capacity following the February 17 walkout by flight engineers. A spokesman said the line is working at 13 percent of normal, with 34 flights planned Friday and gradual steps to restore full service. Before the strike the payroll was 2,700 and engineers were paid about $500 weekly. positions once held by flight engineers are now filled by men with commercial pilot ratings.
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Jackie Googan's Son in Trouble
Jackie Googan's son John A. Coogan, a camera repairman, is free on 1575 dollars bail as authorities investigate charges involving offenses with girls 14 and 4H. Coogan, 46, faces a marijuana possession matter and a hearing is set for next Wednesday in Male Justice Court.
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