Love Dies in Tur War Era Turmoil
In a terse report, tensions rise as a local couple named WW and SES face upheaval amid broader Tur conflict. Neighbors describe the scene as somber, with limited details on causes and outcomes.Authorities have yet to release formal statements or charges.
UAW Strikes Loom as Auto Talks Open at Big Three
DETROIT AP Wage bargaining between the United Auto Workers and major automakers faces a likely strike as talks begin with General Motors, then Ford, and Chrysler. Expiring contracts cover 730,000 workers at Big Three plants. UAW seeks substantial wage hikes and broader benefits, while firms resist large raises amid weak 1970 sales. The union has a $112 million strike fund and demands include a cost of living escalator and a $500 monthly pension after 30 years.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Earl Bramblett
Bramblett
Leonard Woodcock
Buffalo Woman Dies Of Crash Injuries
Thelma Harris a 43 year old Buffalo woman died in Meadville City Hospital from injuries after a Saturday crash at the Routes 79 and 198 junction. Three passengers Opel Williams Anthony Williams and Albert Harris were in satisfactory condition at the hospital. David Williams of Buffalo was not admitted. The driver allegedly failed to stop for a stop sign and the car rolled over an embankment catching fire as Hayfield Township firemen fought the flames.
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Meadville
Buffalo
Thelma Harris
Opel Williams
Anthony Williams
Albert Harris
David Williams
Pennsylvania
198
Hayfield Township
Public marriage proposal by Australian dancer in Edinburgh
Caral Ryan, 22, an Australian Commonwealth Games dancer, publicly offered free beer and 120 cash to any man in Edinburgh who would marry her. The bid comes as the Home Office orders her to leave Britain after her visa expired. She has lived in Scotland five years and receives 144 bottles of beer per year from her employer’s brewery.
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Caral Ryan
Edinburgh
Scotland
Ryan
Home Office
Britain
Soviets Accelerate Missile Sub Building
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union is increasing missile firing submarine construction to eight to 10 boats per year, with potential parity to the 41-boat U.S. Polaris fleet by mid 1973. Officials say about 12 subs are in operation, a factor in expanding ICBM and bomber defense plans.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Defense
Russia
Melvin R. Laird
John S. Foster
Defense Research and Engineering
State Department
Centaea
United States
U.S
Dwyer Seeks Auto Tag Renewal Shift to County Treasurers
Harrisburg State Rep. R. Budd Dwyer urges Rep. Louis Sherman chair of Highway Safety to release House Bill 2270 from committee. The bill would move renewal of motor vehicle registrations and operator licenses to the county treasurer’s office in each county.
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Harrisburg
R. Budd Dwyer
Louis Sherman
House Committee On Highway Safety
Dwyer
Salary hikes for state officials defeated in Senate vote
In Harrisburg, Senate rejected salary increases totaling over 4 million yearly for officials, including 7800 for legislators and 10000 for the governor, amid protests. House scheduled a 10 am meeting as Senate debated a public employee bargaining bill, with revival possible in five days.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Delay Decision On State Divorce Bill In Pennsylvania House
The Pennsylvania House postponed action on a divorce bill until after summer recess, 153-37 vote to recommit. Main feature would allow consensual divorce after a one year separation with both parties’ consent. Rep. Mullen urged removing that provision, arguing it could encourage hasty marriages.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Mullen
Cov. Shafer
U.S
House
Senate
Renewals of Motor Vehicle Licenses Discussed
The passage notes ongoing renewals of motor vehicle licenses and compares state and county level administration. It asserts that county-level licensing functions perform well in many states.
Stolen Test Rabbits Endanger Encephalitis Study
Three white rabbits bred for a Pennsylvania and Erie County health study on mosquito borne viral encephalitis were stolen in the Jumbo Wends area near Albion. The rabbits, marked as property of the state health department, must be returned to avoid interrupting the experiment. Anyone with information should contact the Erie County Health Department.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
Erie County Department of Health
United States Public Health Service
Albion
Thomas West
County Department of Health
Pennsylvania
West
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