Maintenance Fair Defends Its Charges at World’s Fair
The World's Fair management and Allied Maintenance Corporation defend their rates amid scrutiny. The principal subcontractor, Allied Maintenance, argues the charges are justified by the scope of repairs and upkeep required for the event.
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Study Reveals Why Jobless Shun Training
A 1964 study for the Labor Department analyzes why unskilled unemployed men reject training. Key reasons: inadequate $25 weekly allowance, fear of long training, and poor understanding of program goals. Norfolk Virginia State College project involved 224 men. 63% said the stipend was insufficient. Congress later allowed higher hardship allowances.
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