United Airlines to furlough pilots and cut flights
United Airlines announced large scale layoffs with up to 800 pilots furloughed and about 100 daily flights canceled due to fuel delivery delays and industry strain. The plan, effective January 7, aims to reduce manpower by roughly 4 percent while preserving essential service as talks on further cuts continue.
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Warning on Two Health Foods From U.S. Drugs Agency
The Honey and Drug Administration warns that two health food products Aptiker and Bee-sevenlean sold in health stores as dietary supplements may contain a hazardous chemical. The agency urges discontinuing use due to potential hydrogen peroxide like contaminants that could cause illness.
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Odyssey of Jet Hijacking Ends With Passenger Releases
Hijackers aboard a Maltese bound Jet released 24 passengers and eight crew after refueling in Cyprus and Malta. The aircraft, carrying Palestinian hijackers, flew from Beirut toward Aden before Malta freed the hostages and pressed for Dutch opposition to Soviet travel and arms to Israel.
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Egypt Reconsiders Joining Mid East Peace Talks
United Press International reports Egypt is reassessing its decision to attend the peace conference on the Middle East. An Egyptian official warned that Egyptian forces are ready to act if Israel fails to withdraw from the Gaza and Suez Canal areas. The dispute centers on security arrangements and a proposed cease-fire line, with Egypt hinting it may refuse attendance if talks stall.
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Nature Sparks New Fuel Saving Efforts Across Regions
An article notes wide efforts to conserve fuel driven by weather and utility programs. It cites savings in millions of cubic feet and mentions pump and gas industry activity, with references to daily energy use, temperatures, and ongoing temperature effects. The piece highlights shifts in consumption patterns during a period of cooler weather and calls attention to figures from Tower Thermas and local districts.
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Anti Card Signs Not Posted Bus Drivers Charged
Five bus drivers including a driver of a RUC Som were charged by Linn deputy with violating a three ward rule statute. Sheri Watter Grant reported the incident noting the check and alleged misconduct. The piece references slowdowns in the posting process and a 1876 law prohibiting swindling money or property, with conductors and employees involved.
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Nixon White House Tape Gap Prompted Questions
In a hushed Washington court, Miss Mary Woods described an 18 minute tape gap involving President Nixon and aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman. She testified she may have pushed the wrong button on a recording machine, causing the interruption amid discussions of the Watergate break in and campaign references.
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Prices Rise 2.5 Percent In Third Quarter Wages Up
National price index shows a 2.5 percent quarterly increase with wages rising faster in the period. Food and energy costs edged up while transportation prices fell. year over year inflation remains a concern as housing and services factors influence the overall measure.
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Six Degree Home Heat Plan Prompts Rationing Rules
AP reports a federal plan for home heating reductions during shortages. It outlines six degree thermostat cuts for homes and ten degree cuts for some commercial and industrial users, with mandatory dealer enforcement and penalties for violations. Priorities include fuel production, distribution, transportation, and essential services, while hardship provisions allow appeals.
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