Unions to File Illegal Labor Charges Against Litton
Litton Automated Systems faces union charges as lawyers plan to file illegal labor practices complaints. The dispute centers on a proposed 107 job cuts at the Athens plant while preserving production and keeping machines, with unions resisting and executives weighing alternatives to move presses or adjust labor policies.
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Litton
Robert Panaro
Litton Automated Business Systems
Athens
Panaro
Snyder
Doggett
County Road Gripes Heard By Commission
Athens County Commissioners spent hours hearing brush along county roads and a trucker's claim that Armitage Road load limits are unfair. Edgar Karnes cited brush and a wreck caused by obstructed visibility. Earl Lowry discussed trespass concerns as crews remove brush. Officials planned an on site inspection and added signs directing visitors to Fox Lake and Strouds Run State Park.
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Armitage
Edgar Karnes
Earl Lowry
County Road Department
Armitage Road
Athens Township
C. L. Colmer
Lowry
Ohio Division of Parks
Fox Lake
Strouds Run
Jury Awards Clifford Enterprises $70,640 in Highway Case
An Athens County Common Pleas Court jury ruled in favor of Clifford Enterprises Inc in a civil suit by P. E. Masheter. The Department of Highways must pay 33640 for land compensation and 37000 for damage to residue, totaling 70640. Buckeye Mart seeks $747.95 from Charles Beard in a separate judgment action.
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Athens County Common Pleas
Clifford Enterprises, Inc
P. E. Masheter
State Highways
Department of Highways
Highway Department
Clifford Enterprises
Buckeye Mart
E. State St
Charles Beard
Plains
Renoir painting sold for over one million dollars
A Renoir titled Le Pecheur a la Ligne, painted in 1874, sold at Christie’s in London for 1,159,200 dollars. It had previously been bought for about 35 dollars in 1875 by Georges Charpentier in Paris and later sent for sale by the Charpentier-Tournon family.
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London
Charpentier-Tournon Family
Prof Jogs Up Peak For His Health
Prof Ed win H Paget of Raleigh N C completes his 500th ascent of Pikes Peak the 14 110 foot summit He plans to reach 1 000 climbs and spoke to tourists about running for exercise as aging progresses Paget 70 and emeritus at North get began jogging in 1919 and last month did a 7 hour 7 minute double ascent advancing his time by 15 minutes.
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Manitou Springs
Colo
Edwin H. Paget
Raleigh
N.C
Pikes Peak
Paget
Northget
Rockets Kill Two in Israeli Town Near Tel Aviv
Arab guerrillas from Jordan carried out a rocket attack nine miles west of Tel Aviv killing a five year old girl and a woman and wounding twenty in Petah Tikvah. Hospitals schools and homes suffered damage as Dayan blamed terrorists and Jordanian origins.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
Petah Tikvah
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
West Bank
Jordan River
Israel
Won Medal but Poor in Track
George Young, bronze medalist in the 1968 Olympic Games, recalls being poor at track as a seventh grade runner who often finished last in sprints. He later found success in cross country and held the world indoor two mile record of 8 27.
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Albuquerque
N. M
George Young
United States
Mexico City
Arizona
Young
Kramer to film Calley court martial in My Lai case
Stanley Kramer, director of Judgment at Nuremberg, plans a movie on Lt. William L. Calley Jr. and the My Lai massacre court martial. He spoke in West Berlin during the 21st Berlin Film Festival.
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Berlin
Stanley Kramer
Nurenberg
William L. Calley Jr
Kramer
Calley
My Lai
West Berlin
Swim Suit Trade Reported Missing From Cedar Rapids Line
Mrs. Richard Bradfield told police a two piece swimsuit hung on her Cedar Rapids clothes line was stolen and replaced with only the bottom half of another suit over the weekend.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richard Bradfield
Mitchell Hit For Law Enforcement
In Hyannis Massachusetts Atty General John N Mitchell is accused of lawless law enforcement by Georgetown Law professor Samuel Cash at a National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers convention. Cash says wiretaps approved by the president and attorney general target internal subversives without court orders noting the 6th Circuit has ruled such taps unconstitutional. Cash chairs the criminal law section of the American Bar Association.
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Hyannis, Mass
John N. Mitchell
Georgetown University Law School
Samuel Cash
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Cash
6Th Circuit
Criminal Law Section
The
American Bar Association
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Joseph Ellis
McBee Products
the Messenger
Ellis
George Lovell
Athens County
Dallas County
Texas
Necsowville
Calotte
Nelsonville
Culotte
Pagosa Springs
New Holland
Sperry Rand
W. VA
Kentucky
West Virginia
Bowmans
Bowman’s Dept
Chauncey, Ohio
Mitchell
VAAN
Singer
C&e
Richland Ave
Singer Company
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