Hearing On West Virginia Minimum Wage Bill Faces Public Scrutiny
A public hearing was set in the State Senate Judiciary on a House approved one dollar per hour minimum wage bill. The measure, passed 99 to 0 in the House, would cover businesses with six or more employees except certain occupations, and would pay time and a half after 48 hours. Supporters say hotels, motels, restaurants, hospitals and department stores would benefit. The House also passed a separate unclaimed funds and property bill, sending it to the Senate, outlining state seizure procedures after abandonment periods.
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Charleston
W.va
State
Senate
Judiciary
House
Forest land usable for crops and lumber in Canada
Only three fifths of Canada s vast forest area can produce crops for salable lumber and of this portion 30 percent is inaccessible for commercial use.
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Canada
Washington string of leaks tints Johnson Fulbright ties
President Johnson and Sen. Fulbright deny a rift over Fulbright’s Dominican remarks and Vietnam policy while Fulbright skips a White House dinner. In other AP items, the Defense Department seeks 32 900 draftees in March with 27 900 for the Army and 5 000 for the Marines, Japan Asia expert Schelling warns of a Communist Vietnam turning Tokyo away from the West, and Republicans plot 1966 election strategy ahead of a two day closed meeting. AFL-CIO strike against 85 railroads delayed to March 16 as court actions loom over 6 000 job cuts.
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Washington
Johnson
J.W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
White House
Earl Warren
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ofense Department
Department
Selective Service System
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Associated Press
GOP
AFL - Cio Brotherhood of Railway
Enders
Markets Baltimore Cattle Hog Receipts Fall Amid Snow Delays
USDA esti receipts this week 1075 vs 1537 last week and 1843 a year ago as snow reduces activity. Slaughter steers and heifers up 25-50 cents, cows mostly 50 cents higher. bulls scarce. Feeder cattle largely steady to firm. hogs also firmer with barrows and gilts 25-50 cents higher. Prices shown for various weight ranges and grades across cattle and hog markets.
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Baltimore
USDA
Classified Rates and Deadlines Notice
Classified advertising rates listed for multiple day discounts with minimum charges and a five percent discount when paid with order. Display ads with borders cost 1.75 per column inch per day. memoriam lines priced at 25 cents per line per day. Deadlines: 5 p.m. weekdays for next day, noon Saturday for Monday edition.
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Winchester Evening Star
Iqum
Perry Engineering
Denny's
Denny’s
Winchester
O’connell
U.S
der New Management
Amherst Gulf Service
Nancy Newcome
Velma
E. Holmes Newcome
Ann Puffinberger
Japan
China
Viet Nam
Harvard University
Asia
Thomas C. Schelling
United States
Southeast Asia
Dunlop
Preseue Calimerion
Mh Ee
Valley Pike Tire & Battery CO
W. Hart St
Robert N. Kellas
Helsleys
Nain
The
National Guard N.C.O
Berryville
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Home Improvement Co
S. Cameron St
Saveon
Loudoun
Call Boyce
James R. Cobb
Bath and Garden
Winfrom
Chester
Call Berryville
Kinzel Drive
Bath and Furnace
Hospital
Loudoun St
Bryan Stotler
Apts
Cameron
Cavalier Apartments
Cavalier
Ichads Avenue
Irginia
E.E. Bayliss, Jr
A. B. Ashwood Sale
D. Orndorff
Cedar Creek
Second Opequon Church
Dodge
Buick
William Conner
James H. Alger
Opequon
Miller’s
Call
Cameron ST
Scranton Avenue & 17Th] Street
Front Royal
Virginia
Avirom Realty Company
Stephenson
Fairmont Ave
Woodland Avenue
City Limits
City
West Side
Stephens City
Strosnider Realty Co
SKY, Inc
Valley Ave
Winchester Seed Company
Valley Pike
Winchester, Va
GMC
L. Seabright
Harry M. Seabright
Charles R. Duvall
I. Lucille Kenney
Kenney
Dodge Ave
General Electric
Hollywood
Montgomery Ward
Winston McKay
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