Ford UAW talks near three year contract end
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers pressed 15 hours of bargaining toward a three year deal for 170000 workers. A UAW source said a settlement hinged on a non economic issue and that reports of a near end were conflicting. Negotiations at Ford world headquarters in Dearborn were to resume at 9 a.m. EDT.
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Boston mayor reacts to Supreme Court refusal on desegregation
Mayor Kevin White said he was not surprised by the Supreme Court's second refusal to review Boston's desegregation case and urged focus on educational opportunity. Elvira Palladino criticized the federal court remedy as overstepping jurisdiction in ordering citywide desegregation now entering its third school year.
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Humphrey to undergo major bladder cancer surgery
Sen Hubert Humphrey, 65, facing radical bladder cancer surgery with a 50 percent cure chance. Doctors at Memorial Sloan Kettering said he rested comfortably after tests, with wife Muriel by his side. First tumors found in 1968. prior X-ray treatments in 1973.
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100 Arrested in Search for Spanish Assassin
In Spain Basque region police rounded up over 100 suspects in the wake of the attack that killed Juan Maria de Araluco Villar a 59 year old adviser to King Juan Carlos and wounded three bodyguards. Araluce’s funeral drew top government leaders as ETA claimed responsibility.
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Pipeline set to open on schedule next summer in Alaska
Alaska pipeline expected to begin operation around July 1977 barring major delays. Officials say opening may slip to August or September if issues persist. Construction remains focused on 800 miles of pipe from Sagavanirktok to Valdez and gas-fed pumping stations, with an estimated cost of 7.7 billion dollars and ownership by eight major oil companies via Alyeska.
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One-way bottle lobbyist warned on distorted ads
In Massachusetts a well funded group pushing for one way bottles faces EPA pressure to stop distorted advertising. EPA regional head McGlennon warned the committee to modify its claims about Vermont’s no deposit ban, saying the ads grossly misrepresent the EPA study and that a court action seems unlikely before the election. The group disputes the charge and has already appealed to the state attorney general.
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Stanley Works donates land to preserve Kent Falls and Appalachian Trail
The Stanley Works donated 159 acres to the American Land Trust for Preservation to protect Kent Falls, St. John’s Ledges, and adjacent Appalachian Trail segments in Kent and New Britain. The gift includes 12 acres of Kent Falls for Kent Falls State Park, with remaining parcels managed by the Connecticut Nature Conservancy and the Sloane Stanley Museum grounds. Governor Grasso was to attend the formal reception at the Sloane Stanley Museum.
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Smoking is linked to education and marital status
The CDC reports education level and marital status influence cigarette smoking. Higher education correlates with higher smoking rates, while divorced or separated individuals smoke more than married people. Among 12,000 adults 21 plus, one third of married adults smoke, 60 percent of divorced men, and 50 percent of divorced women. Single individuals show declines since 1970.
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UPI
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Rooftop Dance Sparks Fear Above San Diego Court
UPI reports attorney Terry Knoepp spotted a woman seven stories up on a county courthouse rooftop ledge dancing 360s and dangling feet over the street. She vanished before police arrived but told a courthouse worker she did it out of boredom.
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