Industrial Expansion S A Selects Role in Texas Trade Efforts
In San Antonio, Texas Industrial Commission backed by Reed and Hank Hudson plans a program to boost trade with Mexico and Europe through three Texas pilot cities. The TIC aims to develop export training, attract new firms, and strengthen ties while facing criminal appeals and prison sentences in separate cases.
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Rice to Hear Johnson at Homecoming Dedication
At Rice University during homecoming weekend on October 16, former President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak as the principal speaker at the dedication ceremonies for the Sid W. Richardson College for Men. The college, a gift from Fort Worth oilman Sid Richardson gave before his 1959 death, was completed earlier this year, announced Chancellor Emeritus Carey Croneis.
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EEOC Nears Expanded Enforcement Powers in House
The EEOC seeks stronger authority as the House Education and Labor Committee weighs two bills. One Democratic proposal would authorize cease and desist orders enforceable by court and bring 10 million state and local workers under EEOC jurisdiction. It would also move the Office of Federal Contract Compliance from Labor to EEOC.
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Senate votes to repeal 1950 detention camp law
The Senate approved a bill to repeal a 1950 law allowing detention of suspected spies and saboteurs. With few members present, the chamber passed the measure after a sharp two day debate, sending it to President Nixon. The bill bans establishing detention camps without Congress consent.
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Incomes Post Gain Incomes Post Gain
Americans personal income rose in August by 8.75 billion over July. The Commerce Department said there was only a very minor effect from Nixon wage price freeze. The rise came mainly from longer hours and higher hourly pay, placing August personal income at an annual rate of 863 billion.
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