Price guideline violator identified more to follow
Washington AP reports the Council on Wage and Price Stability has begun publicly naming firms for alleged non-compliance with Carter administration inflation guidelines. Ideal Basic Industries denies accusations and plans an immediate appeal while Crown Zellerbach and Hamermill Paper face public charges. The administration stresses wage and price rules remain unchanged amid inflation fears.
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Council On
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Ideal Basic Industries
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
Hammermill Paper Company
Carter
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Vital Stats May 9 births and local incidents
Listing of births at various locations including Grand Forks Air Force Base and Iowa City with dates May 3 and May 9. Names include Mr and Mrs Terry Sea, Mr and Mrs John Strom, Mr and Mrs Fredrick Chavez, Mr and Mrs Richard Hemphill, Mr and Mrs Edward Wickman, Mr and Mrs Robert Wolfe, Sgt and Mrs James Fennern, and others in Cedar Rapids area. Also notes on police and fire activity at 350 First Ave NE and 1225 16th Ave SW along with Cedar Rapids Gazette masthead and subscription details.
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Vinton
Edward Wickman
Ryan
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Olin
Grand Forks Air Force Base
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Deane Fennern
F Ave
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Jacolyn Drive
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Third Ave
Iowa
Associated Press
Rubber workers strike looms over anti inflation plan fate
Washington AP reports 8200 rubber workers striking 12 Uniroyal plants over contract disputes tied to President Carter's anti inflation guidelines. Admin official warns of a long strike as three parties face mounting pressures and potential blinks. Meanwhile Los Angeles strangler case advances with DA undecided on death penalty for Bianchi in two coeds murders. Buono named as a suspect. investigators pursue an accomplice though no charges filed.
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Uniroyal Inc
Carter
Los Angeles
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Bianchi
Bellingham
Wash
van de Kamp
Angelo Buono
Brown University backs banana boycott urged by UFW
Providence RI AP report says Brown University will observe the United Farm Workers boycott of Chiquita bananas after petitions from more than 1,600 students. UFW President Cesar Chavez called for the action amid a strike against United Brands over wages for field workers.
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United Farm Workers
Howard Swearer
UFW
Cesar Chavez
Paul Cromwell
United Brands
Carter Campaign Strategy Stated At Fundraising Dinner
President Carter, joking about his re election bid, outlined his campaign approach at the Democratic congressional fundraising dinner. He urged supporters to stay with his administration as tough times persist, stressing progress and continuity.
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Washington
Carter
Hillside Strangler Suspect Faces New Charges
Kenneth Bianchi, awaiting Washington murder trials, is charged with five of thirteen Hillside Strangler cases. A Senate panel proposes delaying Amtrak route changes under Carter plan, keeping four trains on current tracks through 1981, with the Montrealer at risk but likely spared. The administration seeks a 12,000 mile cut in Amtrak service.
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Senate
Amtrak
Senate Commerce Committee
Iowa
Morning-after antibiotic shows promise against gonorrhea
A federal study finds minocycline given after intercourse reduces gonorrhea among Navy sailors returning from the Far East. Doctors caution against widespread use due to risk of antibiotic resistance. The New England Journal of Medicine reports two capsules given to 515 sailors.
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Boston
Far East
William Harrison
Naval Regional Medical Center
San Diego
Calif
New England Journal of Medicine
Navy
Sociologist Parsons Dies in Munich Hotel Death
Talcott Parsons, 76, prominent American sociologist and Harvard professor, was found dead Tuesday in his Munich hotel room. Officials say he suffered from high blood pressure and apparently had a stroke.
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West Germany
Talcott Parsons
Harvard University
Parsons
Apparenty
Iran Fires 200th Man as Regime Tightens Repression
Tehran reports the 200th execution under Ayatollah Khomeini during a wave of measures against Jews. The victim, 53, Dr. Akbar Bahadouri, director of a police hospital and MP, follows the Wednesday death of Habib Elghanian, 69, Tehran Jewish Central Committee head, convicted of contact with Israel and Zionism.
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Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Akbar Bahadori
Radio
Habib Elghanian
Israeli Air and Naval Activity Near Tyre Lebanon
Israeli warplanes over refugee camps near Tyre and jets over Rihan carried out several overflights. Gunboats were seen off Tyre following a brief incursion and shelling of the port the previous day. No immediate fighting reported today.
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Lebanon
UPI
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Rihan
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