Breakthrough Chrysler UAW Pact Aims After 14 Hour Overtime Cap
Chrysler and the United Auto Workers reach a tentative three year agreement including a 14 hour weekly overtime limit a nine hour daily cap and a six day work week wage hikes totaling about five percent first year three percent second and third years a extra Thanksgiving holiday plant safety inspections and a $50 monthly pension boost with a $200 rise by 1978 plus wage parity with Canada The deal still awaits local ratification and the white collar contract talks continue
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Agnew Resignation Rumor Tied to Washington Post Report
A senior Republican source says Spiro Agnew is 99 percent likely to resign, possibly this week, per The Washington Post. The paper cites extensive talks on voluntary resignation, while press secretary J Marsh Thomson deflects comment on the substance of legal probes in Maryland.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Washington Post
Post
Agnew
J. Marsh Thomson
Thomson
Maryland
Baltimore
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
John McClory
R-Ill
State Commission Approves Campaign Financing Study
The Legislative Service Commission 8-3 approved a staff study on campaign financing as Gov. Gilligan seeks a special session. Two abstained led by Senate leaders Gray and Calabrese who criticized the move amid no proposals. Gilligan wants election reform measures by Nov. 1 for 1974 elections and urged immediate hearings, though none are pending.
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Ohio
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John J. Gilligan
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Anthony C. Calabrese
Cleveland
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Gray
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Bellaire
General Assembly
Calabrese
EPA Nixes Gains as 1974 Cars Average 15.1 MPG
The EPA releases its 1974 Who's Who of Gasoline Guzzlers showing new cars average 15.1 mpg, down from 1973. Weight drives fuel economy with 2,000 lb cars at 24.4 mpg and 5,500 lb models near 8.3 mpg. Honda Civic leads at 29.1 mpg while Ferrari 365 GTB-4 lags at 6.4 mpg.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Toyota
IBM To Appeal Antitrust Ruling
In New York IBM faces a pivotal antitrust ruling after being ordered to pay Telex 352.5 million in damages and to revise pricing disclosures. IBM and Telex countersued, with Telex ordered to pay IBM 21.9 million for copyright infringements. A hearing is set for October 16 on motions for a new trial.
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New York
Tulsa
Telex
Lester Kilpatrick
California Computer Products, Inc
Christensen
Swedish election ends in tie as Palme faces challenge
In Stockholm AP reports Premier Olof Palme's Social Democrats and Communist allies win 175 seats while the opposition gains 175, signaling a likely stalemate after Sweden's general election. Ireland Britain summit yields no new plan on Northern Ireland but promises future contact. EEOC probes bias at General Motors Ford General Electric and Sears Roebuck over race color creed sex and national origin.
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Olof Palme
Sweden
Palme
Social Democrats
Dublin
Edward Heath
Britain
Liam Cosgrave
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
General Motors
Ford
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Hugo Winterhalter Dies at 64 in Connecticut
Greenwich Conn AP musician Hugo Winterhalter dies at 64 after a cancer battle. A pioneer in long playing records he served as musical director at Columbia Records and RCA Victor before his death at Greenwich Hospital.
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Greenwich, Conn
Hugo Winterhalter
Winterhalter
Greenwiich Hospital
Columbia Records
RCA Victor
Weather Outlook: Clear, chilly tonight. sunny midweek
A forecast calls for clear and cold tonight with lows in the 40s. Wednesday will be sunny and cool with highs reaching the upper 60s to low 70s. Details, Page 2.
Sextuplets Born From Stanek Family In Lakewood
Three of the six newborns born to Eugene and Mrs. Stanek are in satisfactory condition with minimal oxygen support while the other three need increased oxygen. All six infants weigh about two to three pounds and remain in incubators after a six week premature birth. The family planned for more than one child and faces medical costs beyond insurance. Five named children are John Julia Steven Jeffrey Catherine with one unnamed boy.
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Colo
Eugene Stanek
Stanek
Gregory
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Julia
Steven
Jeffrey
Catherine
Confirmation Of Kissinger Expected From Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee is expected to recommend confirmation of Henry Kissinger as secretary of state. Kissinger would remain assistant to the president for national security affairs. McGovern said he would vote against confirmation citing the Indochina war and Bangladesh tragedy.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Harvard
Nixon
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Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
John Sparkman
D-Ala
FBI
Attorney General
George McGovern
D-S.d
Bangladesh
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