Police strikes seen as future possibility
The ILPA president Edward Kiernan says San Francisco's police walkout and a 13.5 percent pay deal may push more officers toward unionism and strikes unless federal collective bargaining for public employees is allowed. He notes officers face emotional conflicts when disobeying court orders.
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Washington
San Francisco
International Conference of Police Associations
Edward J. Kiernan
New York
Association of Police Unions
San Franciscé
Jnb
ILPA
United States
Kiernan
Fragmentary notice from a southern region meeting
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a gathering at General Grove and a Thursday event with Koch as a possible name. The text is garbled, but indicates a local meeting or service scheduled with times around 9 am and pm, lacking clear dates or full context.
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Corry teachers to vote on district contract offer
Philadelphia reports a six day Gulf Oil refinery fire flared again briefly near the Penrose Avenue Bridge in South Philadelphia forcing a temporary closure. No injuries were reported in this update though six firefighters died earlier and more than a dozen others were injured, four critically, as crews fought the blaze.
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Philadelphia
Gulf Oil Co
Penrose Avenue
Plan Ban On Preventing Weather War
In Geneva, U S and Soviet cochairs propose a draft to ban environmental modification techniques that could alter weather and climate. The plan targets hostile use while allowing peaceful research, citing no current proven threats but acknowledging debate over ambitions and enforcement. Weather experts doubt feasibility of large scale climate manipulation with unknown energy needs.
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Richard M. Nixon
Leonid I. Breshnev
Joseph Marlin Jr
Alexei Roshchin
Koshehin
Martin
United States
Vietnam
Break Denied In CJ Strike
A rumor that Corry Jamestown IAMAW Local 1097 workers would vote on a new contract next week was denied by William Dean. Union leaders and company officials met to discuss back to work rules and a holiday pay proposal, but no major agreement emerged. Negotiations resume Tuesday with a federal mediator. the nine week strike began July 1 and has been largely peaceful aside from an unproven vandalism incident at Route 6.
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Journal
Corry
Corry Area
Corry Area Education Association
CAA
CARA
Vincent Salsgiver
the Journal
Salggiver
Corry Jamestown
William Dean
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
IAMAW
Dean
William #. Master Jr
Esmployes
Route
Kissinger and Sadat seek Sinai pact progress in Egypt talks
In Alexandria Kissinger met with President Sadat after five hours of talks with Israelis on a Sinai agreement. Both sides expressed hope but avoided predicting success as protests erupted in Tel Aviv and Damascus boosted a new Syria Jordan alliance aiming to influence disengagement with Israel.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Damascus
Yigal Allon
Allon
Lrabi
Tel Aviv
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Hussein
Hafez Assad
Assad
Sinai Desert
Cairo
Townville Man Trapped After Rural Wreck Firemen Free Driver
A 1 year old Townville man, Robert Foote, was found pinned in a demolished van on a rural road near Townville. Firemen from Townville and Titusville freed him after about 90 minutes. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with multiple injuries including a broken leg and is under observation. Police say he may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Townville
Robert &. Foote
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Corry
Hoote
Titusville
Foote
Refuse To Move Up Shapp Date
AP reports Gov Milton Shapp will not have his federal grand jury appearance moved earlier. Atty Blair Griffith said the Oct 7 date stands with some latitude for the governor around that day. The probe concerns contract kickbacks linked to a $10,000 1970 campaign contribution.
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Pittsburgh
Atty Blair Griffith
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Alex Satinsky
Griffith
Satinsky
Michael Baker Jr
Beaver County
Women Try Heist Two Times at Murphy Co store
A report from Corryll notes two or three women attempted to steal a cart full of merchandise at Murphy Co shop yesterday. One woman loaded clothing and a coffee maker valued at 234 dollars while another signaled from outside. They fled in a pickup. store staff and the Chamber of Commerce alerted local retailers as investigators pursue leads.
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GC. Murphy Co
Corrylll
Employes
Nis
Goodman
Chamber of Commerce
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Auban
Koch
Arman
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Geineva
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Ord
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