Pay Raise Voted by Congress Costs Taxpayers Seven Million
Congress approves a $7,500 yearly pay raise for itself affecting 530 members and raises for federal judges and district attorneys. Total taxpayer cost runs about seven million dollars. President Eisenhower and a presidential commission endorsed the move. Speaker Rayburn and Vice President Nixon see raises as well while the President remains unchanged.
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Congressional pay and travel rules amid security probes
Congress debates pay raises for district attorneys and assistants with new maximums of 20000 and 15000 respectively while allowances for clerical, equipment, stationery and travel are outlined. Separate items note Eastland seeking a contact for Matusow book publication and a Hoosier labor leader recalled over possible Communist ties.
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Saline Observer Subscription Rates and Details
The Saline Observer, established 1883 and published weekly in Saline Michigan, lists subscription rates of $3.00 per year within Michigan and $3.50 outside. Mail subscriptions payable in advance. three year rates are $7.50 inside Michigan and $9.00 outside. Postage paid in United States and Canada. Member of the Michigan Press Association. Advertising representative is The Michigan Press Service. Entered second class matter at Saline Post Office under the 1879 Act.
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Vitamin Rich Vegetables For Small Garden Yields
Home garden vegetables offer high yields per space with leafy greens top yielding, followed by roots and stems. Leaf crops such as lettuce and chard provide abundant harvests, while seed fruits like melons and cucumbers yield less per area unless trained on trellises. plan sowings to avoid waste and ensure continuous harvest.
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