Hoffa Disappearance Probe to Expand with Grand Jury
Detroit based inquiry into James R. Hoffa's 1975 disappearance shifts as Ralph Guy Jr announces a federal grand jury investigation. Blood stains linked to a car tied to Mafia rumors were deemed nonhuman by FBI tests, prompting subpoenas and renewed tips nationwide.
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Workers ratify contract at Economy Graphics
Graphic Arts International Union Local 236 members at Economy Graphics Inc in North Bennington ratified a one year contract after a full day session Saturday. The agreement includes an $18 weekly raise with $9 retroactive to July 1 and $9 effective Jan 1, about 51 cents per hour for a 35 hour week. The settlement also covers changes in wording of agreements and health and welfare fringe improvements. The mediation help of Hal Walsh from Albany aided resolution. The ratification followed a daylong session at the New Englander Motor Inn and was described as very satisfactory by union president James J. Sleeman.
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Nixon interviews and Vermont votes noted in local wrap
Inside National notes David Frost signing Nixon for TV and near nude White House antics. Vermont delegation voting results summarized. TRB column offers reader interpretation with a bicentennial project idea. Berkshire County motorcycle defense letter and Buchanan critique appear. Manchester sewer ordinance, school board designation debate, and weekend North Shire photos referenced. Sports roundup covers Generals, Arlington, Bennington and Dodgers outlook.
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Peron reshuffles Argentina cabinet amid crisis push
Argentina's eight man cabinet resigned at President Isabel Peron's request to allow a third reshuffle in a month as the peso devalued 20 percent. Officials cited economic chaos, inflation near 177 percent, and a $10 billion foreign debt as the crisis deepens.
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Ford starts work and play in Colorado
President Ford begins a two week work and play stay at Vail Colorado with plans to rest and golf fixtures include visiting Ft Chaffee Arkansas and Grand Junction then Avon and Vail. Betty Ford discussed on 60 Minutes she might have an affair and the president emphasized Mrs Ford should speak her mind. He plans a speech on energy at the Vail symposium and to veto a six month extension of price controls on oil.
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Heir to Seagram's Heir Reports Kidnaping
Edgar Bronfman Sr is the Seagram board chair. His 21-year-old son Samuel Bronfman reportedly called home to say he had been kidnaped by three unknown men. FBI would not confirm details. NY police silent. Samuel, a Williams College graduate, was en route to a party near Purchase, New York.
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Boston Beach Protest Ends Calmly Under Police Guard
Thousands of demonstrators, about 4 000 whites and 2 000 blacks, clashed at Carson Beach in a race related protest plan by civil rights leaders. Police in formation and mounted units cleared the crowd with no serious injuries, 10 arrests and 40 injured including 27 officers. Commissioner Barry said the force showed restraint in heat as the desegregation of schools nears.
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Vikings to search for life on Mars mission launches
Cape Canaveral with two Viking spacecraft set for a year long mars life search. First ship leaves at 4 59 p m EDT under a 1 billion dollar program cost. A second Viking follows ten days later. If successful the mission could redefine our view of life and space exploration.
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