Nicholson File Company in merger talks amid union strike impasse
Nicholson File Company faced a pension funding dispute with United Steel Workers Local 1944 after a January strike. The firm contemplates a possible plant phase down as talks with Cooper Industries progress, though no merger or shutdown plans are finalized. 43 bargaining sessions have occurred with federal mediation attending about half.
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Humphrey avoids discussing one career era
The piece notes Senator Hubert Humphrey prefers not to discuss a certain period of his career. It references Alexander Holmes’ column on Page 4 for further details.
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Pirates Win Indians Lose In Close Pair Of Games
Madison Heights earns its third victory by scoring enough runs to offset a stretch of 18 losses, while Anderson’s Indians drop another game by a single run. Heavyweight Ron Stander predicts a 50-50 chance against Joe Frazier in Omaha in Thursday bout. Weather forecast calls for mostly fair skies, highs near 84 to 89, lows around 55 to 61, with slight rain chances.
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Joe Frazier
Omaha
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Nixon Brezhnev Sign Environmental Health Pacts In Moscow
In Moscow Nixon and Brezhnev signed environmental and health accords as talks expanded to arms limits and Vietnam. The leaders met in the Kremlin with toasts as coordination committees were created for water air pollution and joint efforts against heart disease cancer and other illnesses. A space exploration accord was reportedly ready for signing with a 1975 orbital flight goal while progress on Vietnam and the strategic arms limit talks remained uncertain.
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Nixon and Brezhnev Promise Steps Toward Nuclear Pact
The talks in the joint news conference touched on limiting defenses to about 200 launchers and freezing levels for both land and submarine missiles. Negotiations on a first-step stockpile check have lasted over two years as leaders seek concrete progress toward a broader agreement. Ziegler said the plan includes breaking into groups to discuss bilateral and international issues.
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Four MIGs Shot Down Over North Vietnam In Dogfight
U S air force and navy fighters escorting bombers on raids against the Hanoi China rail line shot down four Soviet built MIG interceptors deep inside North Vietnam. Two were credited to Navy F4 Phantoms and two to Air Force fighters during the confrontation near Hanoi.
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An Loc
Central Highlands
BSU Plans Westvale Facelift Previewed by Ball State Study
About 30 Westvale residents saw Ball State University students present a redevelopment plan aimed at transforming the neighborhood. The plan envisions quieter streets, four plex housing, improved parks, a bus system with shelters, and more recreation, funded by about 400,000 dollars from HUD NDP grants.
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Chicago
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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McGovern Triumphs In Oregon and Rhode Island Primaries
Senator George McGovern won decisive landslide victories in Oregon and Rhode Island, boosting his nomination tally to 56 votes and widening his national lead to 4912. In Oregon McGovern led with 50 percent as Wallace and Humphrey trailed, while Rhode Island gave McGovern 41 percent with Muskie and Humphrey in close pursuit. Nixon swept twin GOP wins as McCloskey and Ashbrook trailed. Mink drew about one percent in Oregon.
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Maine
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Rhode Iceland
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John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Drug Addiction Crisis Spurs Call for Experimental Cure
Howard Samuels leads New York efforts on narcotics control and endorses an experimental heroin maintenance program for 500 hard core addicts. The plan aims to stabilize dosages, provide psychiatric and social services, and transition to drug free therapy or methadone. An enormous drug population fuels crime and erodes city life, with minorities bearing the heaviest burden.
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