UAW and Chrysler Try To Avert Second Strike
UAW and Chrysler bargaining teams met for nine hours Saturday and five hours Sunday in a bid to avert a second auto strike that year. A new contract for 118,000 Chrysler workers in the United States and Canada must be wrapped by Friday to meet the strike deadline. UAW Vice President Douglas A. Fraser reported minor progress but said major issues remain unresolved.
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UPI
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Chrysler
UAW
Douglas A. Fraser
Missiles Recovered From Atlantic Off Scotland After JFK Spill
A $371000 Phoenix airframe from a Tomcat F14 toppled from USS John F. Kennedy on Sept 14 was recovered Saturday about 100 miles north of Scotland’s Orkney Islands. The carrier and plane remain, with recovery plans under study as fears of Soviet capture fade. Twelve additional presidential candidates appear on ballots Tuesday per the Federal Election Commission. Roger MacBride leads the Libertarian ticket on 32, Eugene McCarthy on 29, Peter Camejo 28, Lyndon LaRouche 24, Gus Hall 20, Lester Maddox 19, Thomas Anderson 18, among others.
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UPI
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Federal Election Commission
Roger MacBride
Libertarian Party
Eugene McCarthy
Peter Camejo
Socialist Workers Party
U.S. Labor Party
Lyndon Larouche
Gus Hall
Communist Party
U.S.A
Lester Maddox
American Independent Party
Thomas Anderson
American Party
Unemployment Tied to Death, Crime in Congressional Study
A Congressional Joint Economic Committee report from Johns Hopkins University professor M. Harvey Brenner links rising unemployment with seven indicators of social stress. He reports a statistically significant correlation between unemployment and deaths from heart disease and other causes, homicide, self-harm, crime, and mental illness.
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UPI
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Joint Economic Committee
M. Harvey Brenner
Johns Hopkins University
Fossil Camel Bones Found in Soviet Central Asia
Tass reports scientists in the north Tien Shan of Kazakhstan uncovered fossilized camel bones as large as an elephant. They estimate the animal lived five to six million years ago, with a skull nearly one yard long near the SovietChina border.
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UPI
Tass
Soviet
Central Asia
North
Tien Shan
Kazakhstan
Soviet Union
China
Soviet push on UNESCO press freedom blocked at conference
At UNESCO in Nairobi the Soviet Union failed to force a brief debate on press freedom as Western nations argued for paramount free speech. British Minister Reg Prentice urged support for developing countries, while observers noted Moscow sought a quick split to push its own resolution.
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Raymond Wilkinson
Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Soviet Union
U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Reg Prentice
Overseas Development
London
Moscow
Smith plans home as Rhodesia talks stall in Geneva
Premier Ian Smith said he would return to Salisbury as talks slow, while black leaders including Joshua Nkomo stressed Britain must lead the transition to black majority rule. If a formal meeting occurs Wednesday, Smith may depart later by air. Delegations struggled to find substance amid rising violence and stalled progress at the Geneva conference. Ndabaningi Sithole criticized the pace, saying progress is too slow.
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Switzerland
UPI
Ian Smith
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Britain
Smith
Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Patriotic Front
Nkomo
Sailor Lost in Bermuda Triangle Rescued After 17 Days
Robert Gainer, 23, of Hillside New Jersey, drifted 625 miles east of Puerto Rico in the damaged 31-foot sloop Boodles Ginny. A Coast Guard plane located him as rescuers prepared to embark from San Juan aboard the cutter Sherman. He remained in good spirits with ample supplies and planned to abandon ship if no commercial vessel could assist.
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Puerto Rico
UPI
Robert Gainer
Bermuda Triangle
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Coast Guard
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Sherman
Smitt Lloyd
Hillside N.J
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Globe
Norfolk, Va
Stella Hackel for State Government Cost Limit
Stella Hackel is presented as capable and knowledgeable for office. The message frames a vote for her as supporting a cap on state government spending and costs. The tone advocates fiscal restraint through her candidacy.
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Stella Hackel
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