End to steel strike threat after wage gain deal
A three year contract ended the steel strike threat with wage gains estimated above 30 percent. The agreement raises hourly pay and adds fringe benefits, plus a cost of living formula. Union leaders called the settlement inflationary while stressing it brings gains and avoids a broader walkout as rail and dock strikes continued.
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UPL
United Steelworkers
Oman
Lesters Joanet Snellisons Co
James D. Hodgson
Nixon
Siice
R. Heath Tacry
U.S. Steel
Newsmnion
USW
I. W. Abel
Warm spell to persist through Tuesday with light breeze
The forecast calls for warm days through Tuesday with patchy morning cloudiness. Highs stay around the 70s today and tomorrow, winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon and evening, and night lows dip to the mid 40s.
Eyeglass clues plague slayings as garbageman suspects to death
Sketched in page 2 notes, eyeglasses believed linked to a garbageman accused of slashing two campers with a sickle were found at the slaying scene. Legislative leaders rush a welfare reform plan over weekend to include cost of living increases and funding guarantees. Ronald Reagan hailed by conservatives nationwide. Juan Corona case draws split reaction in major Mexican American group.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Coimmuniam
Nixon
Juan V. Corona
Feather River
Pennsylvania hits bill impasse amid emergency funds
The state cannot meet expenses for a second time in five months as a $160 million emergency appropriation from the legislature expires. In New York City, nearly two inches of rain floods intersections and disrupts traffic with 1.96 inches by 8 p.m., totaling 5.56 inches since Thursday.
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Pennsylvania
New York City
National Weather Service
Vietnam War Protest Draws British Backing At Concert
About 50 U S airmen press the American embassy in London to protest the Vietnam War and are cheered at a concert by British actress Vanessa Redgrave in blue satin hotpants and a yellow U S Air Force sweater.
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London
Vanessa Redgrave
U.S Air Force
Police dog Tangie retires after six years of service
Fremont police dog Tangie, a highly respected Doberman, retires at age eight after six years with the department. She earned famed status for narcotics work, multiple arrests, and a life-saving search that saved an expecting mother from suicide. Master Sgt. Robert Pellerin notes she would still assist if allowed, but arthritis ends her patrol career.
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Fremont
Tangie
Fremont Police Department
Robert Pellerin
Set
Pellerin
Tangle
Doberman
Lia I
Explorers Prepare For Busy Lunar Day
SPACE CENTER Houston reports Apollo 15 astronauts David K. Scott and James H. Irwin found their objective and rested seven hours, then prepared for the busiest day in space as they radioed from a steep lunar area aboard the mission.
Jumbo jet hits runway lights on shortened airstrip
In San Francisco a Pan American 747 struck runway lights during takeoff as the main runway was closed for repairs. FAA confirmed the 44,870 foot long main runway was shut, forcing about half Friday departures to use a smaller 2,500 foot strip. Twelve people hospitalized. The ill fated flight to Tokyo carried 191 passengers.
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Upij
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
San Francisco International
Tokyo
Sudan snubsRuss protests over purges in Khartoum
KHARTOUM UP I Sudan tells the Soviet Union to end protests by Monday over purges of leftist opponents led by Maj Gen Jaafar Numeiry. Sudan recalls ambassadors, may act against 1800 Russian advisers. Tass calls trials bloody terror. Numeiry seeks closer ties with the West amid Soviet threats.
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UPI
Sudan
Soviet Union
Jaafar Numeiry
Middle East
Cairo
Revolutionary Council
Bulgaria
Khar
Satan
Tass
Numeiry
Beirut
West
Uibl
Graham Ended Oakland Crusade Attracts Record Youth Turnout
Billy Graham drew 51 000 at Sundays close of a 10 day Northern California campaign in Oakland Coliseum with 976 200 total attendees. He spoke on signs of the coming Christ amid famine earthquakes and pestilence, urging peace and addressing loneliness as a major American illness. Youth participants included Jeff Bowers and Mark Van Hook who shared personal reflections after meeting Christ. Crusade director Dr Walter Smyth called the event a potential record for youth engagement.
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Billy Graham
Northern California
Oakland Coliseum
Graham
Jess
Christ
Earth
Eystaan
Ourg
le Applats
Mark van Hook
van Hook
Crusade
Walter Smyth
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