National support for right to work rises to 75 percent
Polls show growing approval of the right to work concept with 75 percent nationally in 1976, up from 60 percent in 1966. Support among union members, blacks, and nonmembers increases. the issue remains debated by groups like AFL-CIO and the National Right to Work Committee.
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Opinion Research Corporation
Louis Harris
Gallup
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New York
John F. Kraft, Inc
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Research Corporation
Woman captain leads Frontier Airlines from Denver
Emily Howell, 36, of Denver, becomes the first woman to hold the rank of captain at a U S commercial airline. She was elevated from first officer to captain on June 1 after a 15 year climb. Howell flies a Denver Cheyenne route with stops in Sidney Scottsbluff Alliance and Chadron. Her first officer, Steve Rosevear, is the first man to co pilot a woman on a domestic airliner. Howell’s sister Eileen Hanrahan is an Air Force nurse and fellow pioneer in flight.
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Chadron
Nevada report on legalized gambling warns of urban social costs
A confidential staff memo to the National Gambling Commission says legal casino gambling would fleece the poor and raise crime in big cities, though Nevada has tight control and low crime influence. The draft cites higher Nevada gambling among low earners and warns urban legalization could boost crime and demand for services, offsetting any tax gains.
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UPI
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National Gambling Commission
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Washington
Robert List
Interior to list 1,767 plant species as endangered
The Interior Department will list 1,767 plant species as endangered, affecting policies across 70 federal agencies. The plants span 46 states, with Hawaii housing over half, and represent wildflowers, cacti, shrubs, grasses, ferns, and trees.
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Interior Department
Hawaii
U.S
Department
Interior
Keith M. Schreiner
Schreiner
Fish and Wildlife Service
Pulitzer Prize winner Malcolm Johnson dies at 71
Malcolm Johnson, 71, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1949 for New York waterfront terrorism reporting, dies in Middletown Conn. He is father of Haynes Johnson, 1966 Pulitzer victor for civil rights reporting, making the Johnsons the only father and son to win the journalism prize.
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UPI
Malcolm Johnson
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New York Sun
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Washington Star
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Mutiny Reported as Libyan Detainees Seize Tripoli Prison
Travelers arriving in Tunis from Libya say more than 300 political detainees mutinied at a Tripoli prison. They disarmed guards and took full control of the building, according to the Middle East News Agency.
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