Air Traffic Controllers Reject Tentative Canada Pact
Ottawa reports CATCA members vote 85 percent against the government's offer after a nine day strike crippled air traffic. The 1,600 controllers approved 1,304 to 247 in a decisive rejection that delays any parliamentary move to force a settlement. President C M Drury said he was disappointed but not ready to recall Parliament.
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Youth Robs Monterey Bank in Blond Suspect Getaway
A young man with wavy blond hair and bushy sideburns robbed Crocker Citizens Bank in Monterey, escaping with 1458 dollars. Witnesses say the man wore a French coat and dark glasses and simulated a gun to force a teller to hand over the cash.
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SALT VI Vienna Talks Extend Two and Half Hours
U S and Soviet negotiators in SALT VI Vienna held a two and a half hour session today. A conference source said both sides were serious in their efforts to come close to an agreement. More talks were expected Thursday as the US delegation hosts a luncheon for the Soviets.
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Auto makers challenge air bag deadline in court
The Justice Department fights a claim by Ford Chrysler and American Motors that they cannot develop air bags for all passenger cars by August 1975. The trio asks the 6th Circuit to halt the rule while the government argues expert agencies set the feasibility. The NHTSA says the regulation could save up to 9 000 lives and 70 000 disabling injuries annually.
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Blizzard Grips Upper Midwest With Snow and Wind
The upper Midwest faced a blizzard as hurricane force winds and heavy snow paralyzed Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Authorities urged staying indoors as road crews veered into ditches and hundreds of schools closed. A Lam berton Minn bus with 28 pupils was found after a four hour search and many accidents clogged Minneapolis Saint Paul freeways. Hotels and motels filled with travelers stranded by the storm.
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Infant Critical After Ratlesnake Bite Near Barstow
A two month old boy was in extremely critical condition after a rattlesnake bite near his grandparents home in the desert near Barstow. Mak Ward was in the ICU at St Bernardine's Hospital. Parents said three puncture wounds were found on his hand Saturday. A helicopter from El Toro Marine Air Station brought snake serum to the hospital Monday due to local shortages.
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Bomb blast linked to race gripe in New York office
A blast damaged a Fifth Avenue Portuga l Airways office with four bombs planted by a group protesting white supremacy regimes in Africa. One device exploded, no injuries reported, bomb squad recovered two pipe bombs and a ready-to-explode fourth. An anonymous call warned of further bombs targeting Portugal Rhodesia and South Africa offices.
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Grand Canyon park system funds seek 4.215 million
The National Park Service asked Congress for 4,215,000 dollars in Nixon's FY budget to finish new facilities at Grand Canyon National Park. The request covers sewage and solid waste systems at South Rim Village Phantom Ranch Indian Gardens North Rim and other sites.
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Absenteeism stalls key Senate vote on EEOC powers
In Washington, absentee senators stalled a crucial May vote on whether the EEOC should enforce its own orders. The 43 to 44 result left the agency only with persuasion power, as lawmakers debated amendments and potential reconsideration amid a thin quorum.
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Iowa
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Alaska
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Nader groups seek court order on milk price rollback
Consumer groups led by Ralph Nader ask a U S District Court to order reversal of government milk price supports linked to more than 922,500 in campaign contributions for Nixon's re election. The suit targets Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz and the CCC, naming key dairy cooperatives as fundraisers.
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Caffeine May Speed Aging Says Utah Researchers
Two University of Utah scientists say caffeine could damage human chromosomes, the tiny strands guiding growth and aging. Prof Henry Eyring and Dr Betsy Stover contend caffeine acts as a stimulant that harms chromosomes in the body.
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Yosemite Park traffic plan seeks funding for expansion
Congress was asked to approve 600000 for advance planning of a traffic free zones system in Yosemite National Park. The study proposes distant parking and shuttle transport to core areas. The park also requests funds for expansion and improvement of a park hospital in Nixon's 1973 budget message.
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FTC urges break up of cereal makers four firms named
The Federal Trade Commission proposes a complaint against Kellogg Co General Mills Inc General Foods Corp and Quaker Oats Co alleging a highly concentrated market false advertising price fixing and illegal promotion. The four control 91 percent of U S ready to eat cereals and would have 60 days to respond before a final action and possible court appeal.
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New credit law limits unauthorized card charges nationwide
A new law effective Monday caps consumer liability for unauthorized credit card charges at 40 dollars regardless of timing. It requires issuers to implement merchant usable identification systems and restricts collection of goods or services bought with stolen cards. The truth in lending provisions also ban unsolicited card issuance and make large-stake use of stolen cards a federal crime with penalties.
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Largest trade deficit noted in history
The nation posted its largest trade deficit in 19M with imports exceeding exports by over $2 billion. The Commerce Department said the first balance of trade deficit since 1888 was driven by a 14 percent rise in imports and a 2 percent gain in exports, totaling $2,047 billion.
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Thieves Fail in Italian Bar Robbery Caper
In Wovigo Italy bar owner Donald Braghin interrupted burglars as they seized a cash drawer They fled thinking it held money The drawer proved to contain coffee grounds instead of cash Braghin said he did not care about the mistake and the robbers escaped empty handed
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Senate Panel Probes Mystery SIDS Disease
Senate subcommittee hearings open on sudden infant death syndrome known as crib death as Walter Mondale leads inquiries into the rights of children. Parents recount the shock of losing infants and describe guilt, with focus on the disease and its unclear causes.
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