Mayor Gibson heads to Atlanta for urban policy conference
Kenneth A. Gibson mayor of Newark and president of the U S Conference of Mayors departs for an urban policy conference with President-elect Carter in Atlanta leading a delegation of 12 big city mayors. He is reportedly considered for HUD secretary.
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Omaha packing firm faces overtime violations
The U S Labor Department filed a U S District Court suit against J F O Neill Packing Co and its president J F O Neill in Omaha alleging overtime and recordkeeping violations. It seeks an injunction to prevent future breaches and back overtime pay to employees. The case centers on the Fair Labor Standards Act requirements of time and a half pay for hours over 40 weekly.
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Nebraska Republicans test 1978 governor race in state
Three Nebraska Republicans Frank Marsh Robert Phares and Vance Rogers said they were testing the 1978 governor race with early next year announcements. Insiders doubted funding for a GOP primary while Rep Charles Thone eyed a Senate bid if Curtis retires. Attorney General Paul Douglas also hints at a run but not against Thone. Exon blocks a third term as Democrats bank on a Senate bid.
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Musicians strike at New York City Ballet over pay
The 56 musicians of Local 802 at Lincoln Center voted to strike at 12:01 a.m. EST, affecting 95 dancers and 35 stagehands who cannot work until a contract is reached. The NY City Ballet faces an estimated $25,000 per canceled performance due to the dispute.
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Congress Returns to Watergate Legislation Push
Congress resumes work after Watergate with aims to create the position of special prosecutor and to require full financial disclosure by ranking federal officials.
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