Pay Board Ruling Sparks Wage Restitution Suit at Meredith
The Justice Department seeks restitution of wages since December plus a 2500 dollar civil penalty against Meredith Corporation and the local union for an alleged unlawful wage increase at the West Haven Connecticut plant. The suit argues the union authorized a strike to force immediate payment of the higher wage. It marks the first restitution request in a wage-price stabilization effort.
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Meredith Corporation
Des Moines
West Haven
Connecticut
Justice Department
Cost of Living Council
Jobs For Graduates Shows Small Uptick In Openings
A College Placement Council report notes a modest rise in job openings for 1970 graduates, with 45,000 last year and 47,500 this year, as sectors like aerospace and public accounting expand. The federal government cut hires by a quarter, while merchandising and services rise slightly. University officials warn the situation remains difficult but improving.
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College Placement Council
Roland C. Rautenstraus
University of Colorado
Cultural Exchange Pact Shows Cautious Expansion
The U S Soviet cultural and scientific exchanges pact offers modest gains with expanded scientific and technological links and more performing groups. It falls short on student exchanges, provoking hope that future ties may include broader intellectual freedom.
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Soviet Union
Welfare and Strikes Use of public funds for striking workers exposed
New book from Wharton School authors argues unions use tax supported welfare to aid strikers. It cites 151 day Westinghouse strike and 71 day GM strike with millions in benefits, urging Congress to bar ineligible workers from public aid and calling for state and federal action to curb abuses.
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Industrial Research Unit
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Armand J. Thiebolt Jr
College of Business Administration
University of Maryland
Ronald M. Cowin
Industrial Research Council
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Michigan
Congress
Nheone
The
Indianapolis Star
Modern job hunting tips for college graduates
A satirical column by Jim Fiebig mocks standard advice and urges unconventional methods. It jokes that nepotism and dirt on directors can help, suggests tailing personnel directors, and notes that only when the market loosens will traditional grooming and confidence land a job.
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Jim Fiebig
Ways and Holidays newspaper publication listing
Publication contact and pricing details for Medina County area. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt and editor Saashae are listed with office on Liberty Street Medina Ohio. Rates include 12 months $26, six months $14.40, weekly carrier 60 cents, annual 10 cent mail copy.
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Meal County Publications Inc
Medina Couny
Liberty Street
Medina
West Li
Mons
Han Iceman
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Haa Saashae
Stuart A
Reading the Declaration as a Founding Reactionary Document
Ralph de Toledano argues that the Declaration of Independence is not a license for revolution but a defense of established English law. He notes the framers sought to preserve a long established government, warning against light or transient causes and highlighting the document’s anti tyranny charges. He suggests modern radical rhetoric ignores these points and urges reflection on the Declaration’s true aims.
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New Left
George
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Washington Perspectives on a fading grain sale and political clashes
Charles Bartlett reports prospects of a billion dollar grain sale to the Soviets fading as terms become contentious. Nixon aides tighten editorial direction while McGovern contemplates running mates and strategy. Vietnam policy and Ellsberg’s Arlington moment color a tense pre election landscape.
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White House
Nixon
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Warning on July 10 Solar Eclipse Safety in Ohio
Columbus reports the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns viewers about a 70 to 80 percent partial solar eclipse on July 10. Advice covers safe viewing methods, dangers of infrared rays, and instructions for indirect viewing using pinhole projectors, screens, or sun filters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Society For the Prevention of
Prevention of Blindness Society
Richard Simmons
Society
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Blindness
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness, Inc
Washington City Travel And Historic Washington Tour
Librarian notes travel to the capital this summer focusing on older books. Highlights include American's National Capital by E John Long and Washington City on the Potomac with sketches and photos. The National Archives exhibit in Federal Triangle and DAR publication offer historical views of the city.
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Capital
American
E. John Long
Ours
Pierre Charles L’enfant
Fren
Revolutionary Army
National Archives
Federal Triangle
Washington
Ann Matthews
Deserting fathers debate and grand jury note
A Medina reader disputes a June 29 letters to the editor by Doris Abeling, recalling grand jury cases on child support. He cites at least five cases involving medication, some spouses aware before marriage, and suggests desertion may be tied to health and limited wages of $139 weekly. Signed by Vincent M. Bonadio Sr.
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Doris Abeling
Vincent M. Bonadio Sr
North Harmony St
Medina
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Washington Perspectives
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Pat Lucey
Wisconsin
Senate
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Vietnam
Hanoi
Hue
John Vann
U.S
Arlington Cemetery
Daniel Ellsberg
Vann
Ellsberg
Pentagon
National Society:s Daughters of the American Revolution
Ohio State Room
Philadelphia
Washington City
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