GM layoffs climb to 121,000
GM reported open ended layoffs reaching 121,000 in mid January, among the largest in the auto industry. Ford, Chrysler, and American Motors also cited substantial indefinite layoff totals as car demand dropped and inventories remained high. Analysts expect fewer plant closings but slower sales until demand rebounds.
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Northeast Snow Strands Highways As Storms Hit Across Regions
A heavy snow belt snarled roads from the southern Appalachians into the Northeast, turning to slush in spots as rain followed. A lighter system slowed Midwest travel, delaying flights at O’Hare. Blizzard-like conditions closed schools in Philadelphia area and many Maryland counties, while New York City saw moderate snowfall and a wave of travel warnings stretched from Virginia to Maine.
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Fordwill seek reelection despite economy concerns
President Ford plans to run for a full term in 1976 even if the economy does not improve. Press secretary Rom Nessen said the decision is unrelated to economic conditions, while Ford voiced cautious optimism about a favorable trend.
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Defense chief fights cuts in sprawling budget clash
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned that cuts would leave the U S unable to fulfill duties as Sen. John Stennis noted limited areas for reduction. The debate centers on a 105 billion request, viewed as historic, with liberals poised to push for easier cuts while fearing social welfare program risks.
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Snow Dumps Fresh Powder On Southern California Mountains
A major storm brings thick new snow to Southern California’s mountains from Sunday, with more expected Thursday. Ski conditions are generally good to excellent, chains required on most roads, several resorts closed earlier but reopening midweek as snow accumulates. Resorts report multiple inches to over two feet of packed powder.
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Fremont Considers 10-Year Housing Freeze for West Mission Hills
Fremont city council debates restricting development in West Mission Hills as a potential 10 year housing supply strategy. A landowner wins one year agricultural preserve. others may follow to avoid immediate development costs while the city weighs high vs low density outcomes.
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Control tower chief blames crew for Dulles crash
Washington report says Dulles control tower chief Robert P. Logan faulted the TWA 514 crew for the December 1 accident that killed all 92 aboard. He rejected claims of pilot-controller regulatory confusion while noting ongoing disputes about descent clearances and min safe altitudes. Logan defended FAA safety and stressed pilots must follow flight rules.
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Nothing personal Pigg in Newport drunk arrest incident
Samuel Oder was arrested in Newport Kentucky for disorderly conduct after drunken behavior. He allegedly insulted officers calling them pigs and mistaken a partner for a different person as the scene unfolded.
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