Printers Seek U S Approval Of New Pact To End Pittsburgh Strike
The Pittsburgh Press Co and its printers union reached a two year contract ending a 13 week strike. They seek government approval due to Nixon wage price freeze. The deal raises weekly wages by 25.62 retroactive to Jan 1, with total increases to 57.95 weekly. Nine other unions remain to bargain before resuming publication.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press Co
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Press and Post-Gazette
Barney G. Cameron
The
Press
Afternoon Press
Morning Post-Gazette
Cameron
Mailers’ Union
Noted Publisher Bennett Cerf Dies at 73 in Mount Kisco
Noted publisher and humorist Bennett A. Cerf died at his home in Mount Kisco New York. He chaired Random House Publishers which he founded in 1927. He was 73. The obituary notes his death details and his long influence on publishing.
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Bennett A. Cerf
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Random House Publishers
Nixon May Meet Egypt Leader in New York
Al Nahar reports Egypt's government studies a Sadat Nixon meeting in New York during the UN General Assembly. The dispatch notes the talks would occur at the United Nations if held. United Nations to aid Romania with 1.2 million dollars to boost tourism capacity to four million visitors annually by 1975.
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Beirut
Lebanon
al Nahar
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Nixon
New York
Cairo
United Nations
General Assembly
U.N
Romania
Close Streams Leading Into Lake Erie
Pennsylvania Fish Commission reminds anglers that all streams feeding Lake Erie will be closed to fishing from September 1 through December 31 to protect private property and support the fall coho salmon spawning run. Nursery waters designation applies to tributaries, illegal to fish or wade during closures. Coho fishing remains open in Lake Erie offshore or from shore with a three fish daily limit nine inches minimum, peak season in late September through October as mature salmon return to streams.
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Harrisburg
Erie County
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Lake Erie
Commission
Lord Longford blocked at Heathrow over research magazines
Lord Longford 65 was stopped at Heathrow by customs for carrying pornographic magazines in his luggage. He said the material was for a Copenhagen study on pornography's social effects. He left after a brief explanation. A separate report notes a South Korean Air Force C46 crash near Kwangju, killing two crewmen and injuring nine soldiers.
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London
Lord Longford
Heathrow Airport
Balding Earl
House of Lords
Copenhagen
Seoul
Air Force
Defense Ministry
Kwangju
Doctors evicted after Madrid protest over beds cut
Police removed 55 doctors and medical staff from Madrid's main psychiatric clinic after they locked themselves in to protest reductions in beds. Protest began Wednesday and ended Saturday night as authorities moved in. Strong winds and tides limited boat access at a Warwick RI marina as Tropical Storm Doria hit with gusts to 61 mph.
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Madrid
Warwick, R.I
Doria
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Corry Memorial Hospital
John Frontera
Marion Street
Frontera
Candace Chiricuzio
Keith Sweeney
R.D. J. Clymer
Sweeney
Yvette Balla
Victor VanTassel
R.D. 4
Corry
VanTassel
Audrey Cross
Serrin
Mead Avenue
California
IGA
Franks
North Center St
Coats & Slacks
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Bargain Road
Pennsylvania
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