Tips and Hairdressers Stir Abby Letter Debate
Readers in multiple states argue tipping habits for hairdressers with claims ranging from $90 to $100 per day. Debates include the value of training, sanctuary of tips, and whether tips are essential to earnings. Abby invites responses and donations for her booklet.
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Florida
J. P
Plymouth
Mass
Cloyd
Duncan
Oklo
Natchez
Miss
Postal Rate Hikes Approved by Rate Commission
The Postal Rate Commission approved about 1.5 billion dollars in higher mail rates, mainly permanent, with effects on per letter and air mail costs. Governors may act within 30 days, options include approval or protest. critics warn magazines could be harmed while postcards save a few cents. City firefighters fought a grass fire at Union at 10:53 a.m. Monday.
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Postal Rate Commission
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Postal Service
New York
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Time, Inc
Time and Life
Rate Commission
Union
Snyder Daily News Publisher Details
The Snyder Daily News published by Feather Printing and Publishing Co. in Snyder Texas announces its Sunday morning edition and daily issues each evening except Saturday.
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Feather Printing and Publishing Co
Snyder Texas
Congress Urged Not To Up Limit Debt and Tax Reform Ties
Rep. Henry Reuss and Mitchell Rogovin for Common Cause urged the House Ways and Means Committee to link a $15 billion debt limit increase to tax reform to prevent veto and bolster revenue. They backed repealing depreciation rules and tightening minimum tax, suggesting $5–$6 billion extra annually. Treasury warns borrowing power could run out by July 1.
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Congress
Nixon
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Mitchell Rogovin
Citizens’ Lobby
Common Cause
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Rogovin
Treasury
Hospital Notes and Local Thefts Reported in City Briefs
Admissions list includes Dan Thompson Debra Strickland Daphne Strickland Welton Cobb Ola May Gardner Frances Martin Jimmy Digby Edith Evans Vena Alsur James Franklin Hale with dismissals of several residents and visitors. A 1968 Chevrolet pickup with camper was stolen from Carl Voss residence on Sunset between 10 30 p m and 5 30 a m value 6000. Snyder High School vending machines were broken into over the weekend per police report.
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Ave. A
Debra Strickland
Daphne Strickland
Welton Cobb
Ave. M
Ola May Gardner
Frances Martin
Jimmy Digby
Edith Evans
Rt. 1
Vena Alsur
Snyder Nursing Home
James Franklin Hale
Sweetwater
Joseph Tydlaska
Eura Wren
R.L. King
Jennifer King
Terry Brewster
Thomas King
Roxie Shepherd
Freddie Faulkenberry
Maggie Greenway
Annie Boyd
Carl Voss
Snyder High School
McGovern Meeting With Governors Boosts Unity Effort
In Houston George McGovern met 22 Democratic governors at the National Governors Conference to press cooperation and reconciliation. He floated naming a Southern VP candidate, naming Reubin Askew and Wilbur Mills as possibilities, while many governors remained unsure about his candidacy and prospects against Nixon.
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Two Vehicles In Mishap On Twenty-seventh Street
A two car collision at 1700 block Twenty-seventh Street at 11 30 a m caused minor damage. Cars involved were a 1965 Chevrolet owned by Marion Brown Pevehouse and a 1970 Pontiac owned by A S Natividad. Police seek details on the incident.
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Warner Elected President of Southern Baptist Pastors Conference
The Rev. Vander Warner Jr. of Richmond Virginia was chosen president of the Southern Baptist Pastors Conference, succeeding the Rev. John Bisagno of Houston. Warner won a runoff against the Rev. Frank D. Minton after the Rev. James L. Pleitz withdrew. The selection occurred during the 115th Southern Baptist Convention meeting in Philadelphia. Mrs. R. L. Mathis of Waco Texas was reelected to a third term as president of the Woman's Missionary Union.
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Richmond
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Tex
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St. Louis
James L. Pleitz
Pensacola
Fla
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Waco
US Jets Destroy 100 Supply Boats
American fighter bombers knocked out more than 100 North Vietnamese supply boats in a major inland waterway raid. Navy pilots from the carrier Coral Sea claimed 69 vessels destroyed or damaged on the Song Ca River near Vinh, amid broader air strikes across North Vietnam and ongoing ground fighting in Kontum and along Hue and An Loc fronts.
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Beaumont City Council Advances Annexation and Utilities Measures
The council approved annexing a 100 by 140 foot lot west of Beaumont Avenue and north of Moncrief Avenue at Mrs. R W Webb’s request, discussed street lighting policy, and granted a street light on Irving Avenue. An ordinance to prohibit parking on College Avenue near the south limits was approved on first reading to support a two way turn lane.
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Palme virtual indictment at UN environment meet targets US actions
Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme condemned the United States for actions in Vietnam during the U.N. conference on the human environment. He cited indiscriminate bombing bulldozers and herbicides as ecocide demanding urgent international attention.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Olof Palme
Sweden
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Vietnam
Palme
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USS
Brazil
Carlos Calero Rodriguez
Callero Rodriguez
Jack Davis
Canada
Tribute at Arlington Marks Kennedy Death Anniversary
More than 100 Kennedys, friends, and followers gathered on the granite terrace at Robert F. Kennedy's grave for a fourth anniversary prayer service. A morning folk mass in mist featured guitars and songs like We Shall Overcome and The Battle Hymn of the Republic. The service was led by Rev. Albert F. Pereira and Msgr. Gene C. Baroni.
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Gene C. Baroni
National Center For Urban Affairs
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