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WEMAN GETS PAY RAISE, FIRST TIME iN 19 YEARS

WALSALL. England (APl— sry is now six pounds 10 shil- Miss Gladys Turner. 56. has llniis (819.50) a week. ‘ me-;ved a pay raise—-her first The council also made the In 19 years. raise retroactive to earlier to

"Naturally." she said. “I'm the year. so her pay envelope m,e,.joyed_-' Friday contained 102 pounds

For the last so years Miss l0 shiilinss (9307-50)-

Turner has been scrubbing "It's come lust in time." floors at a clinic in nearby the said. “for it'll give me Sutton Coidtield. To do this money to buy extra Christmas nhe’s travelled to miles‘ a day presents for friends and relI~ efive miles each way. tives."

For the last 19 years her sal- She said that when she been three pounds is started work her raises were shillings ($11) a week. she small. but fairly regular, but asked for raises plenty of when she reached the level at

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months 330. Members of the Wsrwick- member her starting wage: shire County Council reviewed "ButhI"don't think it was very muc .

her case and agreed. Her sai-

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It recommends the construc- tion of no more combined sewers and as soon as conditions permit the provision of separate sani- tary sewers in areas now served

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surface This would appear to pggmrp con-1-30L i show that despite the report the Specific benefits re s u 1 ting amount at surface pollution is an from having an the O]1ar]o]tte.l important factor.) town. Parkdale and Sherwood. “It is concluded that fol‘ the sanitary wastes concentrated at‘ purpose of the present study the one outlet location were listed 1 ‘condition of the harbor waters 3;; lhoilld he illldfied 01! the remit! (a) it would permit full con- 3 of the sampling program carried ml of the wage. ententng out in 1963. and that not too Ihabour at all times; much weight should be given to (vb) would make for lower ‘ results reported in 1960-62." treatment costs, lower operating ‘ wonsr Ann-as °°f§? f.“$..‘.‘.'.I’i’i‘.°.‘.’..°’il§'.ii‘°l.; J The tests conducted at th e {um comtmcuon up . bus “"1, ! sampling points indicated the guy sew” Dune; go , point in Riillwily Wharf and S0lllhP0i’t deeper water nearer the harbour Wharf were the worst areas with exit‘ The advamage of the 1“. _ Victoria Park and Battery Point 19,- come, from the fact of if, . . showing poor about eight pernpermitting maximum dispersion ' Nylon Wu"-Z

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