Travia Seeks Compromise On Minimum Wage Plan
Albany reports a tentative Democratic Republican compromise on raising New York's minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.40 with a later rise to 1.50. Gov Rockefeller aides negotiate cuts in a 43 million budget while Lindsay transportation reforms loom. Travia accuses Rockefeller of political maneuvering as AFL CIO leaders push for earlier effective dates.
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Albany
Bly Speuner
Anthony J. Travial
Gov
Rockefeller
Teuvin
Associated Press
Rockefelter
Travia
Assembly
GOP
AFL
CLO
Raymond Tt. Corbett
Trayla
Bli
Corbett
GOC
Republican Legislative Jeaders
Geneva
Parochial school aid OK says state
Albany AP reports the state attorney general says federal funds used for teaching aids do not violate the state constitution ban on public money for parochial schools. Lewiston-Porter Board of Education declined to use 38,100 in federal funds for books and visual aids citing constitutional limits and Title 2 of federal act.
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Albany
N.Y
State Attorney General's Office
Lewiston - Porter Board of Education
Lewiston + Porter
Johnson winning tax fight and budget shifts
A report discusses shifts in taxes and the social security funded pensions plan over ten years for the economy. It notes allocations from the Social Security trust fund and potential reimbursement by the Treasury, with senators debating deductions for political convention expenses and veteran benefits. Also referenced are a Liberty Kentucky church death and a Viet Nam service member, Dennis Mead, with a local church incident tied to a broadcast mishap.
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Treasury
Winston J. Prouty
Eve
Senate
Warren, Mich
Dennis F Mead
Liberty
Liberty Baptist
Dennis
Viet Nam
Lyden
Eheir
Baptist Church
Auto safety critic urges design to cut crash deaths
A New Orleans report profiles an auto safety advocate who left big law to push safer car design. He argues for flat Instrument panels, high back seats, and fuel tanks that resist rupturing to reduce crash injuries by up to 75 percent. He cites personal experience, and notes the need for public awareness and industry change. The piece discusses his background including Princeton 1955 and Harvard Law 1958, and mentions critics and investigations surrounding his work.
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Sinllily
Alhima
Wasisafe
Nader
Lebancee
Princeton
New Orleans
Chris Hebert
Nash to resign Indian post amid expected successor
Washington AP reports Philo Nash, Indian Commissioner, will resign and restate intentions by March 15. Preliminary sources name Robert L. Bonnett, a Oneida Indian, as the likely successor after more than 20 years with the bureau, currently deputy commissioner.
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Waslington
Philo Nash
Indiia
Restan
Nash
Robert L. Bonnett
Bonnett
Bureau
Sun emits vast energy far surpassing humanity’s use
A concise note states that in a single second the sun releases more energy than humans have consumed since the start of civilization, highlighting the immense scale of solar power compared to human energy use.
Peru fish meal exports drive global protein feed supply
Fish meal produced mainly as a protein base for feed. Peru supplied about two thirds of world total exports in 1965, totaling $185.2 million.
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Peru
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