Three Judge Board Probes New York News Strike Effects
A three judge public accountability board starts an inquiry into the month long shutdown of New York Citys nine major newspapers. Appointed by Secretary Wirtz Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner the panel aims to crystallize public opinion and pressure a settlement to end the strike affecting all papers in the city. The board will report by Friday if possible and may suggest settlement procedures while not proposing terms itself. Striking Local 6 of the International Typographical Union offered no comment as publishers pledge cooperation toward resuming talks.
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New York
W. Willard Wirtz
Nelson
A.’ Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
The
Publishers Association of
New York City
Wirtz
Rockefeller
Wagner
Board
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Press & News
Independent Teamsters Union
Ohio City
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Teamsters
Commercial Department of the Press and News
Board of Public Accountability
Harold R. Medina
U.S. .Court of Appeals
Joseph O'Grady
New York City Criminal Court
David Peck
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
International Typographical Union
Dock Industry and Union Praise Session Ends
After a lengthy session Reynolds gathered ILA and New York Shipping Association negotiators for a renewed push to end the 60,000 dockers strike crippling Atlantic and Gulf coast shipping. Talks since Dec 23 have used intermediaries with plans for subcommittee meetings and daily sessions to move toward a settlement on wages and fringe benefits.
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Atlantic
Gulf
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's ‘Association
ILA
New York Shipping Association
Reynolds
Wirtz
Eee
The
Shipping Association
Tsaues
Ute
Neophyte Sails Toward Honolulu With All-Girl Crew
Le Quinn sails the 45 foot ketch Neophyte from Sausalito on Dec 27 toward Honolulu. The crew of four women Giselle Mayer Jackie Miller Susan Bird and Carol Hoge is sailing about 600 miles southwest of San Francisco. Quinn hopes to finish the 2100 mile voyage in about three weeks and will meet his wife Mary Ann in Honolulu where she will become first mate for a south seas cruise.
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San_ Francisco
Quinn
Giselle Mayer
Jackie Miller
Susan Bird
Carol Hoge
Mary Ann
Honolulu
South Seas
Tax on Selling a Home and Mutual Fund Dividends
A reader asks how much income tax applies when selling a home for a profit and moving to an apartment. The answer explains profit equals sale price minus basis and costs, with long term capital gains only partially taxed, and notes keeping cost-basis records. also discusses tax deferral if buying another home and the impact of personal exemptions. It also addresses mutual funds dividends and ex-dividend date effects, noting fund performance can offset dividend transfers.
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Almos
Garcia Enters Private Practice
Manuel H. Garcia deputy county attorney for two years enters private practice sharing offices with attorney William Netherton at 270 N Church Ave. A 1959 University of Arizona College of Law graduate, Garcia is a Korean veteran discharged as 1st lieutenant and holds the same rank in the U S Army Reserve. He belongs to the Tucson Elks YMCA and Young Democrats.
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Manuel H. Garcia
William Netherton
N. Church Ave
University of Arizona College of Law
Garcia
U.S. Amy Reserve
Tucson Elks
YMCA
Young Democrats
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