Carter Endorses Small Minimum Wage Hike Amid Backlash
President Carter backed a 20 cent rise to 32.30 an hour with indexing to future levels, starting July 1 and linking 1978 wages to 50 percent of manufacturing pay. AFL-CIO chief Meany decried the plan as a betrayal, while business groups warned of inflation and job losses.
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Kristin Goff
NEW York
Carter
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Organized Labor
Jack Carlson
House Labor Standards Subcommittee
Ray Marshall
New Mexico PSC weapons to fast-track hearings and pay raises
The Public Service Commission staff faces a surge of cases with a bill allowing appointment of hearing officers and limited hearings by one PSC member. Gov Apodaca backed raises for Montoya and other commissioners, while outside counsel contracts and a larger budget were approved. Travel and per diem for Grevey and others drew scrutiny amid a broad expansion of PSC funding and personnel.
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Public Service Commission
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P&c
Richard Montoya
Les Houston
D-Albuquerque
Apodaca
Montoya
Gary Blakeley
Eileen Grevey
Albuquerque Touche, Ross Co
New Mexico
New York
Irving Trust Bank
Kidder, Peabody Investment
Washington
National Association of Regulatory Utilities Commissioners
Federl Energy Administration
FEA
Jerry Apodaca
Grevey
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative
Amalia Lumber Co
Taps
Leonard Hellman
Patrick Ortiz
David Cohen
Garcia
New Mexico Automobile Dealers Association
New Mexico Physicians Mutual Liability Co
Tobacco Tax Council Inc
St.Vincent Hospital
Finance Department
Santa Fean
Loger Grace
Armijo
Benny Sanchez
Feds
Grace
Permanent State Committee
Boyd Scott
Farmington
George
Scott
William Jensen Scott
El Grito Menu Breakfast and Weekday Dishes
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Fear Persists at AIM Camp Before Fatal Shootings
Testimony in Leonard Peltier trial described an atmosphere of fear at the Pine Ridge AIM encampment days before FBI agents Jack Coler and Ron Williams were shot. Norman Brown testified that goons were feared and women and children were at risk, with tensions amplified by reports about the BIA and the FBI. The trial also covered subsequent events and related incidents on the reservation.
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N.D
Armed American Indian Movement
Tiwo
FBI
South Dakota
Pine Ridge
Leonard Peltier
Norman Brown
Sriz
AIM
Brown
U.S
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Tie
Oglala
Las
BIA
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Hultman
Pie’ Ridge
Jack Coler
Ron Williams
Ann Johnson
Williams
Ron
Peltier
Darelle Butler
Butler
Robert Robideau
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hartman
Colee
Huttman
Tuttman
Apers
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