UAW Strike Looms as Railroads Report Near Normal Operations
Prospects of a lengthy walkout by the United Auto Workers against Coheral Motors Corp. rose as three railroads reported near normal operations after Tuesday picketing. UAW leaders planned a nationwide tour and top officials planned talks to set a future agenda while federal judge Corcoran weighed contempt actions against four AFL CIO unions.
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United Auto Workers
Coheral Motors Corp
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Detroit
United States
Canada
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Howard Corcoran
AFL Cio
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Asst
W. J. Usery
Phone Directories Being Distributed In Crawford County News
Delivery of the 1970 71 telephone directories began this week per General Telephone Northern Division manager William J Schilling though the directory will not take effect until Sunday. He urged customers with changed numbers to notify contacts and advised keeping front pages for emergency numbers area codes rate schedules and time charts. An extended jury list was drawn for Crawford County criminal court September term starting Monday with nine local residents among the panel. Arthur T Prasse commissioner of the bureau of correction for 17 years will retire October 1 per Atty Gen Fred Speaker.
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William J. Schilling
General Telephone
Schilling
Crawford County Criminal Court
Harold Akins
R.D
Spartansburg
LaVerne Bidwell
Centerville
Joseph L. Bird
Union City
Lydia Brown
Howard N. Bunce
Mary L. Hamilton
Mary K. McKissock
Shirley Galford
Carol Staskiewicz
Arthur T. Prasse
Bureau of Correction
Fred Speaker
Military Regime Seizes Jordan Amid Civil War Crisis
A royalist military regime seized power in Jordan and imposed martial law to end the threat of civil war. Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat denounced the regime as fascist and urged his fighters to refuse surrender while not attacking the Jordanian army. A White House task force discussed the crisis in Washington as Egypt and Israel pursued stalled peace talks and Egypt warned against U.S. military aid to Israel while calling for a return to negotiations under the Big Four framework.
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Preas
Kingdom
Jordan
Yasir Arafat
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon
Washington
Middle East
Golda Meir
United States
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Mahmoud Riad
U.S
Suez Canal
Israel
Riad
Soviet Union
France
Britain
Federation Buys Bear Lake Milk Plant and Continues Operations
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation will buy the Bear Lake country receiving station in Warren County and operate it from October 1. Grandview Dairy Inc. previously ran the plant led by Charles Cacioppo. The move reflects broader milkshed changes as several New York plants close or consolidate, with Bear Lake remaining a distribution link for NYC.
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Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation
Bear Lake
Robert C. Forsythe
Syracue Federation
Grandview Dairy, Inc
Charles Cacioppo
Warren County
Mayville
New York
Chautauqua County
New York-New Jersey
Northeast
Breyer Ice Cream
Kraftco Corporation
Franklinville
Cattaraugus County
N.Y
Forsythe
Léon Milk Producers Cooperative
Leon Cooperative
New York- New Jersey Pool
South Dayton
Allyn R. Seilaff
R.D
Prasse
Skanesteles Junction
Lisle
Northeast Federation
Bear Lake Cooperative Milt Producers Association, Inc
Bear Lake Milk Producers Cooperative
Canajoharie Cooperative
P, Hood of
Mercury found in many common foods study says menacing levels
Canadian scientist Robert Jervis reports significant mercury in wheat, bread, rice, milk powder, cheese, tea, beef and liver, fish and poultry. FDA disputes severity but says checks underway. Kodak notes similar concerns about mercury in film. The piece notes rising hair mercury and warns of possible brain and organ damage, urging immediate food chain scrutiny.
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Rochester
N.Y
Canada
University of Toronto
Robert E. Jervis
Ita
United States
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Jervis
FDA
Eastman Kodak Co
Don H. Anderson
Kodak
Lake St. Clair
World Health Organization Food and Agriculture Organization
WHO
Richard J. Ronk
Guidelines
Bureau of Foods
U.S
Ronk
Schweiker Backs 20000 Dollar Farm Subsidy Cap
Senator Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania voted for an amendment to cap farmer subsidy payments at 20000 dollars. The measure, linked to Sen Ralph Smith of Illinois, was defeated 44 to 22 with Sen Hugh Scott absent. Mundt opposed the amendment while paired with Scott in favor.
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Washington
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Ralph T. Smith
R-Ii
Hugh Scott
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
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Columbus
Gamal Abdel -Nasser
U.S. 5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
Federation
Poterhips
Corry Journal
Schweiker
Sterling All Star Dairy
Sterling All Star Products
Go People
Conelway
Sterling “Family
Corry Area
C.H.S
Hamburg
Spring Creek
Sterling Erie Collect
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