Ford vetoes bill expanding construction picketing rights
President Ford vetoed a measure to extend picketing rights for construction unions, warning it could cause greater conflict in the industry. He praised some bargaining provisions but opposed the common situs picketing concept and its potential to shut down sites. Secretary Dunlop hinted at resigning after the veto.
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Washington
Ford
John T. Dunlop
Ing
Presidential Candidates Get U S Funds for Campaign
The U S Treasury distributed an initial installment of 1.88 million to 11 presidential hopefuls with checks handed in Washington and others mailed. Noted recipients include Lloyd Bentsen and Ronald Reagan, while Carter Shriver Wallace Bayh Harris Jackson Udall also received 100000 each. Additional 4.3 million in claims await FEC review.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
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White House
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Jimmy Carter
Sarget Shriver
George Wallace
Neely
Carter, Shriver
Ronald Reagan
Federal Election Commission
Pearson Maps State CD Plan To Earn 1.8 Million
West Virginia treasurer Ronald G. Pearson announced a plan to invest about 120 million dollars in one year certificates of deposit from state banks. The first quarter offering seeks about 30.6 million dollars from 214 approved banks, with 26 million pledged by 180 institutions. If fully subscribed, the scheme would yield 1.8 million dollars in interest, supporting loans to residents and businesses.
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Herb Little
Charleston
W. Va
Ronald G. Pearson
Pearson
West Virginia
State Board of Investments
U.S. Treasury
Belfast Bargain Hunters Flee After Bomb Threats
In Belfast the crowded shopping district saw three stores evacuated as armed men entered and planted parcel bombs. The incident disrupted commerce and raised security concerns across the city.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Horse Tops Bald Eagle In Bicentennial Animal Vote
In a Humane Society ballot open to 75 000 students and fairgoers, a horse beat out the bald eagle and other species to be named America's Bicentennial animal. The horse earned 20 289 votes, 943 more than the eagle, with the buffalo placing fourth.
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Washington
America
Humane Society of the
United States
Humane Society
The
Roger Caras
Society
Benjamin Franklin
Todd Dyleski
Atlanta, Ga
Pickets Form At S & S Demands Unrealistic
Pickets from UMWA Local 1737 gathered around the S & S Corporation in Claypool Hill as negotiations collapsed over pay and benefits. Company spokesmen labeled the union demands unrealistically high, noting a proposed $3.30 hourly increase and welfare and health services access. The plant offered $1.20 per hour raise over three years, life insurance up to $10,000, disability insurance, and a $3 per man monthly retirement boost, arguing such plans would render them noncompetitive.
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Dick Freeman
UMWA
S & S Corporation
Claypool Hill
Paul Hudgins
Wife Dies Husband Wounded After Buchanan Shooting
A 68 year old Buchanan County man shot his wife three times at their home in Deskins Fork near Vansant Va. The wife, Rachel Meadows 71, died. The husband Loren Meadows shot himself and survived in serious condition. A son in law wrestled away the gun. Authorities call likely temporary insanity and continue investigation with no charges yet filed. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Rachel Riggsby
Buchanan County
Storia Riffe
Rachel Meadows
Deskins Fork
Vansant
Riffe
Meadows
Loren Meadows
Grundy Hospital
Grundy
Woman Gives Birth After Surviving Wreck
Janet Keaton, 20, gave birth to a six pound two ounce boy at Charleston Memorial Hospital two hours after her car plunged into the Elk River on U S 119 near Elk View. Driver George Keaton, 23, and a family friend were rushed to help as bystanders pulled the couple from icy water.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha County
Elk River
Curtis White
Janet Keaton
Charleston Memorial Hospital
George
Clendenin
Dennis Tawney
Olen Myers
Elkview
Tawney
Americans Expect More Travel in Bicentennial Year
AP survey of travel agents and industry officials finds Americans planning broader trips in 1976 with boosted interest in Washington DC Boston Philadelphia and Williamsburg amid Bicentennial celebrations. Foreseeable gains include longer vacations and modest foreign travel, while some remain cautious about the East Coast surge.
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The
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Sid
Florida
Hawaii
Grand Canyon
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