Disputes Time Lag Mayor Says No Action Against 2 Policemen
City officials and about 60 onlookers discussed last week's Snyder Circle incident. Councilman Dorr Clark urged assurance that officers respond immediately when called, while Mayor Peiffer avoided a firm promise. The case involved Richard Smith of Snyder Circle causing property damage and drew scrutiny of police response.
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United Auto Workers Prepare Strike At Ford Plants
Detroit AP reports 159,000 UAW members poised to strike Ford Motor Co plants in 25 states at midnight unless a new pattern-setting contract is agreed. Negotiators resume talks hours before the three-year pact expires as unions press for a deal.
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No Permanent Address Two boys see cannon moved to Minnick's Dairy Bar
Ricky Minnick and his brother Roger, ages 12 and 10, posed with a field cannon moved from its park site to Minnick's Dairy Bar on North Center Street. They reportedly helped by hacking a steel bar from the cannon axle and wrapping it to reduce noise as they wheeled it to the shop.
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Tam Ky Defense Fends Off Viet Cong Assault
U.S. and South Vietnamese forces repelled a three hour Viet Cong assault on Tam Ky capital of Quang Tin Province leaving 219 enemy dead and 130 public safety items captured. The battle followed earlier firefights near Da Nang as part of a surge before Vietnam’s presidential election.
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NBC and ABC reach tentative pact averting strike
In Miami Beach Florida negotiations between NBC and the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians avert a threatened 3000 worker walkout. NBC submits its proposal to the union for a vote in a few days while ABC awaits a separate member vote on its proposal.
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City council approves asphalt emulsion bid delays admin building bid
The council accepted the Van Marter Company bid of 1 755 for 9 000 gallons of asphalt emulsion, lower than Allied Bitumens. It delayed action on the Frank Pate Construction bid of 12 100 for the Lawrence Airport administration building, sending it to the Airport Authority for review with a report due after its next meeting.
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Firm Charged For Underpaying Female Workers
In Pittsburgh area, Saxonburg Ceramics Inc. is accused by the U S Department of Labor in U S District Court of paying 13 female workers lower wages than men for the same work. The suit seeks an end to the practice and restitution of back wages totaling 3 528 10 dollars to the women.
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Schools Without Teachers Strikes Loom In New York Detroit
Cities face mass classroom absences as New York City and Detroit near strikes over salaries and policy. 1.1 million pupils could be affected in NYC. Detroit delays start to Thursday as 390,000 pupils stay home amid ongoing talks. Lt. Gov Milliken cites no settlement while Michigan districts extend absentee totals.
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Wallace Refuses Court Order In Lurleen Teacher Choice Case
Former Gov. George Wallace angrily blocks a federal marshal attempting to serve a restraining order on Gov. Lurleen Wallace over Alabama's new teacher choice law. The court order, issued by three judges, limits enforcement pending challenges.
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Vandals Cut Wires On New School Buses
Hopkinsville Kentucky AP report says vandals sliced electrical wires on six new school buses Tuesday. Repairs completed in time for buses to take students home after classes ended.
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City review prompts second look at CJ Landfill burial costs
The Corry Jamestown Corporation faces higher burial costs at the East Columbus avenue plant due to bulky waste like paper cardboard and wood. City Engineer David Johnson notes CJ cannot burn bulky items under the new garbage ordinance, complicating disposal compared with smaller plants. Continued on Page Four.
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Stop milk credit defies state order in Harrisburg case
Lily Penn Food Stores of Philadelphia refuses to halt the sale of milk on partial credit despite a State Milk Control Commission order and a court threat. The commission filed suit for contempt in Commonwealth Court and sought injunctions against two stores for price circumvention. Judge Lipsitt scheduled a Sept. 11 hearing, while the commission required seven Lily Penn outlets to stop credit sales.
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Farmers eye buy of dairy to bottle milk for pet food
Farmers through United Dairy Farmers hint at purchasing a dairy in Allegheny County to bottle their milk for a pet food store. C&D Budget Dairy Store has halted operations after losing a bottler, while the state Milk Control Commission sues to stop the low price sale of milk at 79 cents per gallon.
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