Vinton County Teachers End Historic Ohio Strike
Striking teachers and Vinton Local Board of Education reach a 37 article agreement ending the longest school strike in Ohio history. Suits and charter challenges are dropped, new dismissal and grievance policies set, and all schools to reopen Monday with make up days for closed sessions.
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McArthur
Vinton
Southeastern Ohio
Rio Grande College
Terry Lee
Ohio Education Assciation
Vinton Local Teachers Associa
Hamden
Harold Felton
Ohio
U N Masters Truce Force: fighting light in Middle East
Israel blamed Egypt for new cease fire violations as U N officials began assembling a peacekeeping force. Egypt denied tank attacks near the Suez Canal and said mines disabled the tanker. U N planned to deploy Austrian Finnish and Swedish troops, with other nations offering personnel and Sweden weighing a contribution.
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Associated Press
Israel
Egypt
U.N
U. N
Security Council
Gulf of Suez
West Bank
Suez Canal
Suez
Cairo
Cyprus
Middle East
Kurt Waldheim
Council
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
China
Mediterranean
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Suez Council
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Syria
Mt. Hermon
Canada
Panama
Netherlands
Sweden
Nixon
Mideast
United States records largest September trade surplus in eight years
The Commerce Department reported a September trade surplus of 873 million dollars, the largest monthly surplus in more than eight years. The figure highlights a significant shift in US trade balance for the month.
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Ashington
United States
Commerce Department
Credit Card Spree Ends In Orlando Arrest
Michael Thomas Henson, 18, and his girlfriend used a borrowed credit card and about 200000 dollars in forged checks for a two month around the world spree. Henson was arrested in Orlando and charged with defrauding an innkeeper passing worthless checks and receiving stolen property.
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Orlando, Fla
Michael Thomas Henson
New York City
Henson
Fertilizer Controls Lifted and Food Prices Fall
Washington reports lifting fertilizer controls easing production limits. Separately, the Agriculture Department says retail food costs declined in September marking the largest monthly drop in 17 years.
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Washington
Pff
Agriculture Department
Weekend Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Tonight
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Saturday remains cloudy with a chance of showers and daytime highs reaching the 60s.
Crisis eases but alert remains as U N diplomacy shifts
Washington reports continued military readiness worldwide after a brief crisis. The 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg joined units kept on alert as the United Nations Security Council backed a peacekeeping force for the Middle East, while Soviet troops and planes drew attention amid ambiguous signals from Moscow.
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Washington
Mideast
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
United Nations Security Council
Syria
Egypt
Budapest
Hungary
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Europe
Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
Cox Replacement Likely as Ervin Bill Advances
Washington AP report notes Nixon aide Melvin Laird predicts a new Watergate prosecutor will replace Archibald Cox amid Congress rejecting a Justice Department probe. The piece covers Ervin bill sponsors, Ford and Anderson calls for immunity, and disclosures linking Rebozo and Hughes money to dairy price support politics.
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Washington
Nixon
Archibald Cox
White House
Melvin R. Laird
Chicago
Congress
Justice Department
Charles G
Bebe
Rebozo
Laird
Cox
Gerald R. Ford
House
Republican Conference
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Watergate Committee
Judiciary Committee
UAW reaches tentative Ford contract averting walkout
United Auto Workers reach a tentative three year deal with Ford Motor Co avoiding a 10 a.m. strike by 185000 workers. Local talks continue and ratification by members follows. sources cite retirement after 25 years for 9000 foundry workers and ongoing pattern comparisons with Chrysler.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Cleveland
Ohio
Chrysler
Woodcock
General Motors
Ford of Canada
General Motors of Canada
Ford
Ford Council
Fulbright Questions Justified U.S. Military Alert
Senator J W Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee doubts the Thursday alert was warranted noting a Soviet note to Nixon was urgent but not threatening. he says the move may have aimed to bolster the Pentagon budget and hinder vetoes on troop use limits.
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Washington
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Fulbright
Soviet Union
Nixon
Cairo
Arkansas
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Pentagon
Pool Payoff Revealed in Laos Embassy Case
Former security chief Howard Mushett accused Ambassador G. McMurtrie Godley and counselor Reed Robinson of diverting $8 million in surplus U S military hardware to Laos for an ambassador residence project. Mushett said $70 000 in improvements including a swimming pool and tennis courts were financed by barter. Godley denied personal gain and said the pool cost under 15 000. Investigators from GAO and AID were set to testify next week.
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Washington
Laos
Howard F. Mushett
House
G. McMurtrie Godley
Godley
Mushett
Reed P. Robinson
Robinson
Vietnam
Thailand
General Accounting Office
Agency For International Development
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