Congressmen Demand More Gravy in Nepotism Push
Washington leaders clash over bid in the House Administration Committee to raise salaries and add assistants for each congressman. Rep. Carter defends his son’s $11,873 payroll wage as legal and proper, while critics call it excessive amid wider nepotism concerns. McCormack says legality supported, voters must decide.
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Omar Burleson
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Burleson
Iowa
McCormack
George Washington University
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You Say Is Mostly Forgotten Expert Declares
Chicago report on Dr. Ralph G. Nichols stating people remember little of spoken messages. He explains fast thinking, spare thinking time, and four listening tips. He warns against prejudice blocking comprehension and notes classroom instruction overlooks listening. Multiple facts and quotes from the seminar.
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Ralph G. Nichols
University of Minnesota
American College of Hospital Administrators
Nichols
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