Trucking Normalcy Seen Today After Labor Pact
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS IL AP Trucks rolled on highways Sunday as Teamsters and trucking industry reached a tentative labor contract ending a nationwide strike. Picket lines were removed Saturday afternoon and most drivers expected to return to normal by Monday while GM and AM General parts shortages lingered. Ken Paff warned dissidents to oppose the deal citing wage and benefit questions.
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Udall Predicts Wisconsin Win in Democratic race
AP reports Rep Morris K Udall predicts victory in Wisconsin and a strong challenge to Scoop Jackson in New York. He cites NBC Meet the Press remarks and emphasizes potential delegate gains ahead of Tuesday primaries in Wisconsin and New York. Carter and Jackson vie for delegates as Ford and Reagan wait.
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Flu Shots and Food Stamp Debates Set for Capitol Hill Week
Congress faces a week focused on a $135 million flu immunization program to curb a virulent outbreak and a broad overhaul of the food stamp program. The House aims to pass vaccine funding quickly, while the Senate debates a compromise bill to trim about $630 million annually and remove up to 1.5 million people from eligibility amid abuse charges.
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Kissinger urges Jews to keep faith in U S
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger called on American Jews to trust the Ford administration’s commitment to Israel’s security and survival. In a speech to the American Jewish Congress, he said the survival and security of Israel are an unequivocal moral commitment of the United States. He urged balance of ideals with pragmatism for Middle East peace and warned against paralyzing the relationship with suspicion. The speech followed a resolution accusing the administration of a breach of faith toward Israel amid debates on aid levels.
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Ward Colo Election Sees No Candidates Come Forward
In Ward Colo Tuesday election no candidates eventuates as the town with fewer than 100 residents and a damaged road seeks a mayor and three councilors. Lakeside near Denver shows six vacancies but only five candidates, while Elizabeth faces a mayor and six council seats with a single hopeful. The apathy underscores a broader pattern among Colorado’s tiny communities.
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Greenbrier Plane Crash Claims Pair
A twin-engine Cessna crashed Sunday into a worked out strip mine in Greenbrier County near Cornstalk, about 15 miles northwest of Lewisburg and five miles from Rupert. Deputies said two people were killed and identities would be released after next of kin notification. The plane struck the mountainside and burst into flames.
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