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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1972

Page

4

Assembly-line blues at Ford Dearborn plant

At Ford Motor Company's Dearborn Assembly Plant the mass of workers feels the grind of long hours and monotonous tasks. Charlie Chaplin is invoked to describe the tedium as 30,000 employees produce 55 cars an hour, five days a week, while many yearn for a different career.

Tom Tiede Newspaper Enterprise Association Dearborn Mich Charlie Chaplin Ford Motor Company Clearthur Jones Gene Ford Henry Ford Verd Bowly General Motors Lordstown Ohio Vietnam Pentagon G.M United Auto Worker Ken Bannon

The Third Labor Problem in the U S Auto Plants

A study of bored assembly line workers, the rise of absenteeism and sabotage, and evolving management responses. Ford, GM, Chrysler, and others experiment with employee involvement, calendars, and team concepts to curb discontent while preserving competitiveness.

United States

Letter to the editor on quotas and employment bias

Linds MacLachlan of Carbondale argues that quotas merely mask underlying discrimination. He asserts employment practices favor white middle class men and urges employers to revise standards and eliminate discriminatory effects now.

Southern Trindian Congressional Quarterly America Linds MacLachlan Carbondale

Schlickman criticizes Blair in Illinois House revolt

Rep Schlickman writes to the editor after leaving the Republican caucus in Springfield on November 26 1974. He vows not to vote for or assist a Democrat for speaker and attacks Blair and Choate for mismanaging reapportionment and curbing member influence while asserting his duty to the public welfare over party loyalty.

Repub- Aien Springfield Republian General Assembly W. Robert Blair House House of Representatives Blair Clyde Choate Choate Dlinois Supreme Court Ilinois GE Representatives Wheeling Township

Amadio quits seat to attack Model Cities program

John Amadio head of the Jackson County Health Department resigns from the Carbondale Attucks Center Board of Governors and charges the Model Cities program and its Attucks center with ineffectiveness and crony hiring. He urges a full administrative review by City Manager Carroll Fry, with findings made public to clear or reform the program.

John Amadio Carbondale Attucks — Multi Purcase Cornet Board of Governors Amado Jackson County Health Department Seid Attucks Center Amadio Carbondale Northeast Con

Death of Life ends era as Time marches on

Life magazine folds after decades of influence on photojournalism and advertising. Time Inc. will continue as a major news brand though the loss is felt by Americans who turned to Life each week. The death signals nostalgia amid rapid social change and a clinging to the past.

Life Life Magazine Saturday Evening Post Time, Inc Henry Luce Wil Rollon Time Magazine Lie

Southern Illinoisan masthead and editors named

The Southern Illinoisan lists John C. Gardner as Editor and General Manager and James K. Adams as Business Manager.

John C. Gardner James K. Adams

U S Eyes New Agricultural Trade Policy Strategy

The United States quietly prepares a plan to lower tariffs and open markets, aiming to boost U S agricultural exports and lower consumer food prices but risking devastation in dairy cotton and sugar sectors. The Flanigan Report, finished last July and debated at a closed agriculture research economists conference, envisions shifting U S farming toward beef and soybeans to dominate world markets, with potential gains rising from 8 billion to 20 billion dollars by 1989.

John Fialka Washington Star-News Washington United States U. S Research Economista Department of Agriculture Peter W. Flantaan Fisnigan Flanigan Agriculture Department Tvith Japan Europe Conference of Tesearch Economists D. Gale Johnson University of Chicago Johnson Soviet Union U.S

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