Austin School Board and Teachers Reach Tentative Pact
After a nearly ten hour mediation session, the Austin School Board and the Austin Education Assn reached a two year tentative agreement covering the 1975-76 and 1976-77 years for 428 teachers. Sub committees will meet to finalize details including the salary schedule with ratification to be announced later. The pact averts a strike after prior talks avoided binding arbitration.
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Austin School Board
Austin
Herbert Custer
Austin Education Assn
Ford survives second assassination attempt by woman in California
President Ford plans continued campaign travel despite security concerns after a female attacker fired a pistol within 40 feet in San Francisco. Sara Jane Moore, 45, had a new pistol and had been questioned by the FBI and San Francisco police earlier. Ford praised Secret Service and defended handshaking with crowds as essential to American life.
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Sarah Moore
Ken Jacavoni
San Francisco
Secret Service Office
Walter R. Mears
Washington (Ap
Ford
California
Secret Service
Sara Jane Moore
Ing
St. Francis
FBI
Miss Fromme
Congress
Grain sales to Poland suspended pending long term pact
AP reports U S grain sales to Poland are halted until a lasting agreement with the drought hit Soviet Union is reached. State Department confirms the suspension will last at least until the October grain report and follows Ford administration moves on Russia in a broader trade policy dispute.
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Washington
U.S
Poland
Soviet Union
Ford Administration
Agriculture Dent
State Department
Ford
Russia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hearst's Words May Affect Bail Hearing in SLA Case
Patty Hearst’s defense plans to use her statements or affidavits at a bail hearing in San Francisco as prosecutors prepare to rely on her taped remarks. Hearst, held without bail after remarks cited by a judge, faced bank robbery and weapons charges stemming from SLA activity.
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San Francisco
Patty Hearst
An G
Miss Hearst
U.S
James L. Browning
SLA
Hormel Declares 23 Cent Dividend On Common Stock
The Geo. A. Hormel & Co. board declared a regular 23 cent per share dividend on common stock. Payment date is November 15, 1975, to stockholders of record at the close of business October 25, 1975. This is the 189th consecutive quarterly dividend. Hormel is listed on the Midwest and traded on the American stock exchanges.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Hormel Common Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Local Editor Weighs Sports And Society Roles
A sharp editorial looks at how area sports coverage shapes community identity and the duties of local reporters in reporting society events. It traces the balance between athletics and civic news in the newspaper's pages.
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Comics-Tv
Kissinger sees Syria likely to agree on Golan talks
In New York Kissinger indicated Syria may accept next week to negotiate with Israel for another withdrawal from the Golan Heights at an informal Middle East conference proposed as an alternative to Geneva. A senior official said talks could occur soon.
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Kissinger
Syria
United Nations
N.Y
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Golan Heights
Middle East
Geneva
White House
Washington
U.S
Nixon White House
Tom Charles Huston
Huston
Senate Intelligence Committee
Automakers report rising fuel economy for 1976 cars
The EPA tests show GM finalizes gains with Chevette leading at 33 mpg, tying with Datsun B 210 and Subaru. GM average 16.6 mpg up 8 percent from 1975. Ford 17.3 mpg up 27.5 percent. Chrysler 16.4 mpg up 5.5 percent.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Agency
EPA
General Motors Corp
U.S
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Protection for all presidential candidates proposed after Ford attempt
Congressional leaders weigh asking the Treasury Department for immediate Secret Service protection for all presidential hopefuls following Mondays assassination attempt on President Ford. Senate Democrats say protection should begin as soon as possible.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Asst
Secretary of the Treasury
David R. Macdonald
Mansfield
Eloise Slams Florida Coastline In Hurricane Strike
Hurricane Eloise hit central Florida’s Panhandle with 130 mph winds and tor- nadoes. The storm swept from Fort Walton Beach to Panama City, killing power and triggering evacuations along a 100 mile shoreline. A Panama City plant fire, three tornadoes, and widespread damage were reported as residents fled inland.
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John van Gieson
Associated Press
Panama City
Fla
Panhandle
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Walton Beach
Fort Walton
U.S. 89
Apalachicola Bay
Pensacola
Port St. Joe
Sheriff's Department
Rebel Chief Grants Reprieve in Chad Kidnapping Standoff
Paris reports rebel Af rican chief Hissen Habre of the Toubou granted a reprieve for hostage Fran coise Claustre while ransom talks with France continue. A French military plane circles the Tibesti desert relaying messages as negotiations proceed.
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Paris
Chad
Hissen Habre
Francoise Claustre
Tibesti
Habre
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Jean-Pierre Farkas
Local Rummage Sale Ad Offers Bargains Near You
Advertisement promotes rummage sales with details on items like a fold-down camper tires clothing lamps an antique rocker and miscellaneous goods. Sale runs 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and is listed for three days with contact 433-8851 to place a low-cost ad.
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St. Francis Hotel
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Cleveland Indians
Phil Seghi
Robinson
Tribe
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