Oregon Sets Nonreturnable Can Ban With 5 Cent Deposits
Oregon moves to ban nonreturnable beer and soft drink cans and bottles starting October 1 1972, and requires a five cent deposit on most containers. Exemptions cover milk whisky and wine bottles. The law hailed as a conservation landmark sparks debate over effectiveness and recycling as the preferred waste solution.
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Oregon
Congress
Carbonated Beverage Container Manufacturers Association
Alexander
E. 59Th St
New York
Ten Years Ago Ukiah 4-H Elects Officers At Apple Hall
Boonville news items note Cecil Gowan elected president of the 4-H Club with Sally Newley Doris Tuttle Scott Hilbert and Scott Hildreth named to key posts at a June 26 meeting at Apple hall. Ukiah Fourth of July activities include a public barbecue and county events.
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Boonville
Cecil Gowan
Apple Hall
Sally Newley
Doris Tuttle
Scott Hilbert
Scott Hildreth
Mendocino-Lake County
Ukiah
Nixon’s Long Range Vietnam Plan Faces Scrutiny
Washington column argues President Nixon must persuade Congress and the public of a credible long term strategy after Vietnamization. It notes possible annual aid of up to $2 billion, unresolved ARVN missions, and the risk of devastating contingency plans leaking. The piece stresses honesty about aims and the political danger of continued war.
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Richard Wilson
Washington
D.C
Nixon
South Vietnam
Ellsworth
Saigon
Pentagon
U.S
Indochina
Congress
Rising Social Security retirement benefits reframed in tax view
The piece contrasts current tax treatment and retirement benefits with future changes. It projects a 50 year old couple reaching 65 in 1985 and shows monthly retirement payments rising from 385.40 under present law to 638.10 under a proposed Ways and Means bill, highlighting the impact of cost of living adjustments and benefit hikes.
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Ta! Steel
Welfare concerns voters in 1st Senatorial district poll
RANDOLPH COLLIER reports a district poll showing welfare as the top concern. Respondents want waste and fraud cut without harming welfare or elderly health care, favor unemployment programs to trim costs, and show mixed views on funding methods. Voters also weigh lowering voting age and crime reduction measures.
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Randolph Collier
California
Aygents
Undefined historical wage projections from a fragmented source
Fragmented OCR text discusses long term worker benefits and rising wage projections. It cites a base figure around $9,000 rising to $10,200 in 1972. Notes teaching retirement age shifts and median earnings for males in 1971, with unclear figures and many garbled terms.
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House
Washington President faces inflation vs growth clash
The Nixon administration weighs fiscal plans as a $40 billion two year deficit looms. Officials debate stimulus to spur economy while inflation fears rise. Labor unrest threatens critical strikes and a potential coal strike in September.
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Washington
Nitoe
Nixon
NGO
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