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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 90

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EMPLOYMENT RULES VIOLATED: Thursday Evening, Hav 22, 1969-UlBBOCK iVAlAHCH(-JOUKN4l-4-3 Ship Contract Questioned By JOHN S. l.AXG Associated J'ress Writer They were Dan Rivor Mills! The Maritime Administra- Danville, Burlington 1 lion's contract compliance of- to entering into any noncxempt contract of 51 mil- WASHINGTON (AP) Sen.ilndustries with plants infice and the Office of Federal lion or more the contracting of- btlward M. Kennedy has North Carolina and South Caro- Contract Compliance said iheyificer shall notify tlie appropri- chargcd the Pentagon with lina, and J. I'. Stevens Co.

not know of the contract uii- ate Contract Compliance Office awarding a $113. million con-: with factories in South til after it had been awarded. soon practicable of tract for assault ships to a Mis-j Deputy Secretary of Defense Regulations allegedly violated whether the prime contractor sissippi firm he says has avic Packard ut tnat time by the contract were printed in has previously filed compliance complied with Nixon adminis- tnat tne fi rms were making pro- 'a Defense Procurement Circu-i reports required by executive tration equal employment rules. gross toward equal employment)Jar dated Jan. 31.

Jt stated: (orders Kennedy, the No. 2 Senate and had assured the govorn-j new requirement is add-j prospective prime con- Democrat, says the contract for ment they would lake furthered lo cn eck compliance status of tractor having such deficiencies nine amphibious ships was affirmative action. Last month.prospective contractors prior to shall be ineligible for the award awarded to the Ingalls Pentagon announced agree- entering into contracts over until it has taken action or has building even though the ments with the three firms to million." 'agreed to take action firm previously was found not to monitor the hiring and promo- have met federal regulations re- tion of Negroes the textile quiring that Negroes be hired on plants, tlm same basis as whites. Kennedy's Letter The Maritime In questioning the shipbuild-' which made (he original find- ing contract. Kennedy wrote to: ing of noncompliance.

still has Laird: "On its face the present not received an acceptable plan Ingalls award again suggests, for following the rules. Kennedy agency action inconsistent said. the letter and spirit of the con- He said he had written Secre- compliance order and reg- taiy of Defense Mclvin R. ulations. Laird about the situation after "I had thought the statements he found the Ingalls contract of the various executive branch had been awarded in the past officials at our hearings, espe- tsvo weeks.

Laird did not reply, daily that of the secretary of lathe Massachusetts senator said, bor, indicated that the executive Draws Criticism i order would be fully implement- 1 This is the second time since cd the future. Therefore I. the Nixon administration took would appreciate your inform-j office that the Defense me of the circumstances merit has drawn major criticism which led to the award of this! for awarding contracts to South-nwjor contract to a company! em firms. jthat is apparently in non-com-i Some members of Congress plianee with the executive or-' and civil rights leaders spoke der." out in early February when I5uck million in defense contracts According lo a source on the went to three Southern textile subcommittee, the contract with companies which had not fully Ingalls was signed without any-j complied with equal employ- one having made a compliance mem regulations. cheek.

FA All I I A Sf PI-IT NOW AMIL1AK Mbil I Miniskirts Hit Alarming High In But Most Males Remain Calm REGISTERED NURSE If you are planning to move to the Austin area consider Professional Nursing at Brackenridge Hospital, a 255- bed general hospital wiih additional facilities under construction. Openings on 3-11, 11-7 and rotating shifts. Austin is the home of the University of Texas, which offers both the bachelors and masters degrees in nursing. A city of 250,000 offers numerous recreational areas. Starting salary S515 to S545 mo.

plus Shift Differential: 3-11 Cumulative Vacation Sick Leave Retirement Program General Hospitalization and Life Insurance Program Merit Increases Write or call: Personnel Office Brackenridge Hospital 15th East Avenue Austin, Texas, 78701 512-478-8571 Ext. 338 I5y JOK WINfi NEW YORK (AP) Oh, to be in Gotham, now thai spring is here. Browning never wrote it that way, but then Browning never saw a miniskirt. And the miniskirt capital of the world is located, according to some competent critics, in Manhattan. Testing that proposition, 1 made inquiry the other day of a new arrival from Iowa.

"Do the girls dress like that in Des Moines?" 1 asked. "Gosh no," said he. There was a time last winter when 1 feared for the miniskirt trend. Trend Proves Temporary The tials seemed to he swapping short skirts for long pants at an alarming rate. But now the onset of fine weather indicates they merely were protecting themselves from the cold blasts of winter rather than from the hot stares of girl watchers.

U'ith spring dresses abloom, you would think the watchers would be out in force. I suppose they are, but not hereabouts in the sense of on the corner and watching the pretty girls go by. You stand on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 51st Street, say, and you're likely to find yourself trampled underfoot by mostly female phalanxes. The sidewalk traffic, as well as the atito traffic, is simply awe inspiring. Pursuing my editorial investigations, I asked one of the stenographers in the office what she thoueht of the mini trend.

"It really is something," she conceded. "Going through some stores last weekend 1 was shocked by the clothes on the manikins. The skirls were up to here." Men Kail To Show Shock She indicated an interesting anatomical bench mark, considerably above the reach of her own mini. Being conscientious about surveys. I asked a young man loo.

"The styles are fine by me." he said. If he was shocked, he did a good job of keeping his emotions under control. Another youth elaborated, "You get calloused to seeing those legs, but I don't think you ever gel over being surprised." One surprise I've had to pui up with lately is ihe appearance of sleek, dark, seamless nylon hose that extends clear out of sight and spotlights a well turned teg in a fashion never achieved by contoured stockings, knee length socks or bare skin. I cannot say, however, that this shocks me. Of course it's us old codgers who are most immune to reasons other than you might suppose.

U'e're the ones who well remember those girls of the flaming youth generation who wore skirts not too much longer than the ones they're wearing now. And that, mind you, was before the invention of pantyhose. SCHOOL COSTS SOAK i CARACAS Veney.uela has built 1,037 school buildinys with classrooms for 000 students in the past 10 years. Educational cost per pupil nearly tripled in ihe decade. nj ARS HALL Actress Due Here Toda The GrandTotal total weight diamonds add up to a of a value! ZALE'S STORES OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M.

Linda Marshall, entertainer of and theater, will he by the I. Baha'i Community ap- jpeantnces here today and P'ri-; She xvill be at the University: on the Texas Tech cam-! pus from 2 to -5 p.m. today i where she will meet informally students to discuss careers; in films and theater. She will i also discuss the possibility of forming a junior community theater in Lubbock for high school students. With respect to religion, she will discuss the 'Baha'i faith in relation to the.

entertainment industry. At p.m. Friday she will i be at Poscy School cafeteria where she is being sponsored by the Pnscy multi-service center. She will also discuss the junior community theater at i meeting. In all her appearances Marshall will describe educational opportunities being provided by the Baha'i Com- munity of Lubbock in making available the film "And His Xamc Shall Be One." Rcserva- lions for showing of the film may he m.vle with Mrs.

Gerald C.reenbla't by telephoning SW5- EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN PRICED LOWER 95011 Miss the Hospital Costs Laid To Public's Apathy DALLAS rUPM The prosi- dent elect nf the American Association said the public ran blame only itself for rising costs thai are based mi labor strikes. Mark Berke. nf S.m Francisco, said, "it is eunuch for the public In cry about high ousts and say nothing 'at all when hospitals are struck. ran'! the hat- Stle for tbe community alone." I he sairi. Rerke.

speaking during the annual convention also warned that labor problems and threats will in the next few years. i lie said are "fruitful sources lor unions, which, 'are looking f'ir new lo mse bos- no! tin 1 hich- is where you come when yoiM tfirough playing games. shown lotil weights DOWNTOWN 1108 Broadway TOWN 4 COUNTRY 4th University CAPROCK CENTER 50th Elgin organize Tins pital sal.iries a est." Lookinc to the future. Berke 'said hospitals will have to join together to hire skilled negotiators bargain rolleetivnly on i county-wide nr city-wide bases. The word "salary" coir, from ancient Rome, where dieis "salariiini" sall.

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