Truckers Strike Ends Amid Costly Settlement
The Teamsters drivers return to work after a three day national strike ended Saturday night. The tentative pact, supported by union negotiators and now sent to ratification, could raise costs for the public and affect future talks in several industries. Some employers lament inflationary terms and seek rate hikes, while the settlement covers wages, benefits, and new standards like three days of sick leave and air conditioned trucks by 1978.
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N.C
W.L. Nabrgang
Johnson Motor Lines
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Syrians accused of setting up two port positions
BEIRUT AP leftist leader Kamal Jumblatt charged that Syrian troops in disguise occupy two Lebanese ports to pressure Muslim forces in the civil war. He said Syrians in Palestinian guerrilla uniforms are at Sidon and Tyre harbors and an American refinery area between them.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Sidon
Tyre
Saiaa Organization
Want ad rents apartment quickly in Herald section
An advertisement touts a clean furnished two room unit near Cleo downtown with utilities included and references required for $135. The owner reports excellent results using the Herald want ad, saying the unit was leased after only two run appearances in over 13 000 homes. Call 433 8851 to place your ad.
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Mower County Wins Federal Crime Control Grant
Gov Wendell Anderson announced Mower County received a $25797 federal grant from the Governor's Commission on Crime Prevention and Control. The funds support year two of the Mower County Joint Prosecution Project uniting municipal prosecutions under the County Attorney's office.
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Mower County
Governor's Commission On Crime Prevention and Control
Minnesota
Earl of Snowdon silent on Kennedy Onassis offer
The Earl of Snowdon, separated from Princess Margaret, declines comment on a report that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis offered $2 million for his memoirs via a New York publisher.
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Earl of Snowdon
Princess Margaret
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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Miss Austin 1976 Crown Won By Kim Fossey
Eighteen year old Kim Fossey was named Miss Austin 1976 at the Stevens School in Minneapolis. She defeated eight rivals for the title and will compete in the 1976 Miss Minnesota Pageant in June.
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Minneapolis
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Gaylor Jensen
Concordia College
Deanna Neumann
Ernest Neumann
Rochester Community College
Sue Mattson
Royce Mattson
Beth Seery
Thomas Seery
Shaft
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Rose Creek
Clarence Darrow
Leopold and Loeb
Carla Vollmer
Brian
Wendy Thomas
Linda Ronstadt
Debbie Bulson
Minnesota
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mahogany
Conrad Muzik
Brian Bawek
Cheri Wilson
Lois Lewis
Roberta Finneseth
Tony Valicenti
Bob Finneseth
Vernon Berry
Jayne Carr
Dale Kaderabek
Jack Carr, Jr
Senate stadium plan seen failing in House vote
In St Paul a plan to fuse a 65,000 seat Vikings Twins stadium bill with a 104 million tax rebate failed to gain House action. Speaker Martin Sabo said the bill will head to a committee and die there as time runs out. Senate leaders hoped to remove the rebate, but action stalled.
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Conservatives win Thai election and eye coalition
Two conservative parties secure a majority in Thailand's National Assembly, led by Seni Pramoj as presumptive prime minister. The Democrat party gains 114 seats, Thai Nation 56, while leftist groups fall back. coalition talks possible as 63 seats go to minor parties. Seni aims to cut unemployment, aid farmers, restore order, and maintain neutral foreign policy with close U.S. ties.
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Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
National Assembly
Seni
Democrat
Thai Nation Party
United States
London
James Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor
Europe
Callaghan
Michael Foot
Carter Udall Campaigns Race Wisconsin New York
Carter and Udall predict Wisconsin wins while Jackson campaigns in New York as Ford and Reagan jockey for Republican delegates. Udall claims a Wisconsin victory and Jackson a strong challenge in New York. Carter speaks at LaCrosse and aims to cement dominance ahead of Tuesday delegate voting.
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Henry M. Jackson
New York
Ford
Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
Texas
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High Court refuses Calley review in My Lai case
The Supreme Court declines to hear William L. Calley Jr. appeal of his 1968 My Lai murder conviction. An Army secretary’s statement implies Calley will be placed on immediate parole and not returned to prison, per Calley’s attorney. The 8-5 Circuit Court ruling reinstating the 1971 court martial stands.
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My Lai
Calley
Secretary of the Army
J. Houston Gordon
Covington
Tenn
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New Orleans
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