Pay Board Chief Boldt flexes authority to set policy
Washington AP report says Pay Board chairman George Boldt angrily asserted leadership at a three day meeting. He warned he would decide policy versus application and focus on major policy questions. The panel, aimed at labor management issues, heard criticism amid calls to account for large retroactive pay raises and contracts. Boldt, 67, a U.S. District Judge from Washington state, began as a member with a gavel and later abstained on pivotal votes.
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George Boldt
Boldt
Tripartie Labor Management Public Board
U.S
Washington State
DeForest to Speak on The Economics of Ecology
Dr. Jack DeForest, economist with the Department of Commerce, will address Ecology Action of Winchester Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the War Memorial Building. He will discuss The Economics of Ecology and is noted for extensive academic and government work in economics and environmental affairs.
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Office of Policy Coordination
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Ecology Action of
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Virginia urged to set own land use standards
Richmond AP reports State commissioner T Edward Temple warned that without Virginia land use standards the federal government will impose them as a high priority. He cited lack of zoning in some counties and urged state action to address growing urban density along the eastern corridor. Otis L. Brown highlighted welfare cost rises and potential state takeover with modest savings, projecting a $35 million need in 1972-74.
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T. Edward Temple
Otis L. Brown
State
Department of Welfare and Institutions
Virginia Council On State Legislation
Temple
Brown
Puckett Convicted In Robbery In Winchester Court
Anthony Keith Puckett 18 of Clearbrook was found guilty of robbery at Long's Esso Servicenter and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Judge Elliot Marshall set December 10 for a motion to set aside the verdict. Separately Gary Drew Triplett faced two counts including malicious wounding and rape with trial scheduled for February 2.
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Gary Drew Triplett
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