Snowfall Sparks Early Openings at New England Resorts
Northern New England ski areas opened early after a weekend storm delivering up to 15 inches. Sugarlnd welcomed 300 enthusiasts as Killington reported 600 skiers. operators expect about 20 resorts to open, boosting industry after last winter’s shortages and a gas crunch. Skiers cautious but optimistic for a strong Thanksgiving season.
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Both Sides Want End To National Coal Strike
Washington AP The administration labor troubleshooter says both sides in the national coal strike want a settlement and the White House has no current plan to force an end to the walkout. W J Usery Jr met separately with UMW officials and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association advisory council. A session was set for today. Usery advised against invoking Taft Hartley to order miners back to work.
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Kiss Away But Dont Rub Noses Study Cautions Hand Contact
A California Health Department researcher warns kissing is unlikely to spread a cold but stresses the risk from hand contact. Dr Jack H Schieble says viruses linger on fingers that touch the nose after touching an infected person or object, making handshake transmission plausible.
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Hijackers Kill Hostage In Tunisia On London to Singapore Flight
Palestinian hijackers aboard a British Airways VC10 killed a German hostage and threatened to shoot another as they pressed for the release of imprisoned Palestinians. The plane had 41 captives as negotiators and Tunisian officials worked to avert more bloodshed amid conflicting reports of prisoner moves.
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Rockefeller weighs selling oil holdings to curb conflict of interest
Vice President-designate Nelson Rockefeller says he is considering selling all 1.9 million dollars of his oil stock to ease trust concerns. He agrees to discuss Rockefeller wealth details with siblings for congressional review. Senate Rules Committee backed confirmation. House mood leans pro. Rockefeller notes gifts to officials stem from legal limits. He says action like selling stock is under study.
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Ford Brezhnev Summit Opens Talks on Nuke Limits
President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev met for the first time in Vladivostok to discuss nuclear arms curbs. They delayed dinner to extend talks aboard a Siberian train, with Kissinger optimistic a deal could come next year and the Middle East to be a secondary focus.
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Auto Industry Faces Thousands of Layoffs and Pentagon Shakeup
The auto sector cuts exceed 50 000 workers with Ford and Chrysler announcing deep white collar and blue collar layoffs among others. The Defense Department plans realignments eliminating 11 600 civilian jobs and relocating 11 500 military personnel amid broader economic tightening.
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Canada Forms Plan to Cut Oil Exports to U S
In Ottawa Energy Minister Don Macdonald outlined a 1975 export reduction to 800000 barrels daily and a potential 650000 by July if Alberta and Saskatchewan concur, with a full phaseout by 1982 to avoid eastern shortages. A Montreal pipeline linked to Sarnia would supply the east by 1976.
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Inside The Journal Today’s Chuckle
A lighthearted line notes that while people may not know their wealth, the Internal Revenue Service does.
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