Unfair Labor Practice Cases Received, Closed, and Pending, Fiscal Year 1971

p. 162. Eight printed columns: a stub with no printed heading, a tall "Total" column spanning both heading levels, and six columns under the spanner "Identification of Filing Party". The six "CA cases" / "CB cases" / ... lines are centered section headings printed across the body with no values; each is given as a label-only row. The scan's 5s and 6s are easily confused in this typeface (e.g. 5,941 and 15,467 could read as 6,941 / 16,467 at a glance), so every row was checked arithmetically: in all 30 data rows the six filing-party cells sum exactly to the Total cell, and within each case type Pending July 1, 1970 + Received = On docket and On docket − Closed = Pending June 30, 1971. All checks pass, so the digits as transcribed are internally consistent and no misprints were found. "AFL-CIO unions" is printed with an en dash ("AFL–CIO") broken over two lines. A few stray ink marks (a tick near the CE section rule, a mark beside the CP "AFL-CIO" column, a comma-like speck after CC Received "2" and CD Pending June 30 "3") are scanning artifacts, not characters. A printer's imprint line ("478-027 O - 72 - 11") is partly visible below the footnote and is omitted.