Too Little Work Prime Secretarial Complaint
A New York AP piece argues secretaries suffer from underwork and offer ten productivity tips for managers. Phyllis Bauer of the National Secretaries Association urges bosses to boost standards, communication, trust, and delegation during Secretaries Week.
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New York
Phyllis Bauer
National Secretaries Association
Mrs. Bauer
Richard McMahon
Davenport
Iowa
Bauer
Nashville, Tenn
United Methodist Church
Richard H. Bauer
Nashville
United Methodist Continuing Coordinating Committee
New York City
Friction in the Highest Court as Justices Clash in Dissent
The Supreme Court faces rising internal friction with sharper public sniping and divisions. Hugo Black and William J. Brennan Jr. each delivered pointed critiques in dissent, Black denouncing a Wyoming burglary ruling as a miscarriage of justice and Brennan condemning a 5 4 decision allowing states to deny inheritance to illegitimate children.
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Warren E. Burger
Hugo L. Black
Burger
Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Wyoming
Brennan
Amish School Relief Tested as Wisconsin Appeals to Supreme Court
Wisconsin appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court over enforcing school attendance for Amish children, challenging forced education beyond eighth grade. The Wisconsin Supreme Court previously ruled the law violated Amish religious freedom, a decision central to a national debate on education and religious rights.
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Wisconsin
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert W. Warren
Warren
Massachusetts
Jehova
Green County
Jonas Yoder
Public Works Fight Cabinet over $2 Billion Accelerated Plan
House Democrats push a $2 billion accelerated public works program to jump start the economy. The clash with the Nixon administration tightens as Congress readies return after Easter recess on April 19.
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Washington
House
Congress
Nixon
House Public Works Committee
Carl Albert
Hale Boggs
Sniper search closes I 70. rocks shatter three cars
Police hunted for a sniper on Interstate 70 near Berkeley Missouri after rocks shattered glass in three autos. No injuries were reported. Police chief Terrance Stoehner said the projectiles were rocks.
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Berkeley
Terrance Stoehner
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