Union Leader Reports UAW Ford Talks Slow
DETROIT AP The UAW plans to join Cleveland area picket lines as talks with Ford stall amid a nationwide strike by 170 000 hourly workers now in its 15th day. Ken Bannon says progress is very slow while company sources see possible quick end but remote chances of a breakthrough.
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United Auto Workers
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ken Bannon
Ford
Bannon
Leonard Woodcock
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Michigan
Rouge
Dearborn
Sterling Heights
General Motors
Britain seeks IMF credit as pound hits new low
The British government to request 3.9 billion dollars from the IMF to support the plunging pound after it fell to a record 1.6360 dollars. Chancellor Denis Healey postponed overseas trips, announced a nationwide broadcast, and faced strong media coverage as analysts weigh repayment plans on existing credits. The currency turmoil raises import costs and bets on tourism shifts due to the cheaper pound.
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International Monetary Fund
Denis Healey
Healey
Britain
IMF
U.S. Federal Reserve
Manila
Hong Kong
the Sun
the Times
Daily Mail
Daily Mirror
Bank of England
Historic Photo Display At Hocking Valley Bank
Traveling exhibit of Athens County historical photographs opens in the Hocking Valley Bank lobby Athens on Court Street running until October 15. Organized by Dr. James Y Tong with Ohio University and Ohio Arts Council support. $900 in prizes for best photographs. contest accepts new and old photos from residents. Entries due November 1 with forms available at local sponsors.
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Athens County
Hocking Valley Bank
Court Street
Athens
James Y. Tong
Ohio University
Ohio Arts Council
Manent
Tong
Belk Simpson
Biehl Safety Service
Chapman Jewelers
Cunningham Music
Jack Neal Floral
Logan's
Marting’s
Oak Room
Sharff's Fashion
Sports Inc
Steppe’s
Nelsonville
People’s Bank
Wilson's
General Telephone Plans Expansion in Ohio
General Telephone Co. of Ohio expands its statewide program by 22 million, raising the five year 1976-1980 budget to 357 million after PUCO talks. Wopat cites improved earnings, recalls 150 workers, and notes rate case delays hinder inflation coping as rural eight party lines and four party lines are phased out by 1980.
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Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Robert M. Wopat
General
Wopat
PUCO
Chauncey Harvest Moon Dance to Close Bicentennial Year
Chauncey Bicentennial Committee hosts an 8 p.m. to midnight Harvest Moon Dance at Chauncey-Dover Memorial Field. Sounds of Music perform with round and square dancing. Admission 2 dollars, includes door-prize entry for a Bicentennial wristwatch. Proceeds fund Chauncey history publication. Tickets from local businesses or committee. Lions Club meets at Mount St Mary Hospital Thursday 7 15 p.m.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Bicentennial Committee
Chauncey-Dover Memorial Field
Lions
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Lions Club
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Masla Named To Advisory Position
John Masla associate dean of Ohio University College of Education is named to the academic advisory board of Walden University Division of Advanced Studies in Naples Florida. He joins nationally known educators on the board. Walden offers doctoral degrees while remaining in home communities with a one month summer term for research. The Rev William Hunter of Charleston West Virginia will speak at PH Wesleyan Church for Sunday morning and evening services.
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John Masla
Ohio University
College of Education
Division of Advanced Studies
Walden University
Naples
Fla
Masla
Chauncey
William Hunter
Charleston
W. Va
PH Wesleyan Church
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