Strikes Hit Cannery Workers and Transit Union Vote
Sunday, 65,000 Teamsters and cannery workers in California press talks in Washington as 2,510 Canery Workers for Hunt-Wesson Hayward and Dal Monte plants strike. A Bay Area Rapid Transit strike vote rejects final offer 136 to 30. Also reports political scandal in West Germany surrounding Chancellor Willy Brandt with questions over who lied.
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California
John Sealone
California Processors, Inc
Ld Waltons
Hunit Wesson
Hayward
Dal Monte Co
San Leandro
San Loran
Slory
Wangportation
Bay Area Rapid ‘Pransit
Amalgamated Transit Union Local
BART
Toe Union
Unsafe suspensions threaten thousands of motorhomes
The Center for Auto Safety led by Ralph Nader warns up to 40,000 pickup campers and motor homes may have inadequate suspension systems. It urges immediate federal inspection and criticizes the NHTSA for its survey findings and slow response in a letter to acting administrator James E. Wilson.
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Center For Auto Safety
James EB. Wilson
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Inflation Tide Warns of National Low Mood Yet to Pass
FIT leaders claim the nation faces a major low mood as inflation rises and a 29 crash warning is ignored. Joan Sheets, FIT chairwoman, says spiraling inflation could burst the nation’s seams if not corrected, signaling a bleak economic period outlined at a news conference. Page 11. A congressional committee notes heroin inflows from Thailand remain mostly unchecked, aided by corrupt officials and weak enforcement. Rep. Lester L. Wolff warns the House Foreign Affairs Committee report, prepared by the narcotics subcommittee, will be released Thursday. Page 6.
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Joan Sheets
FIT
Cachoga Park
Congressional
United States
Thailand
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Lester L. Wolff
D-Ny
Special Narcotics
Housewives key drug users in Minnesota survey finds
A Minnesota survey concludes that the mindele class and employed housewives are the major drug users and potential abusers. The study notes unemployed housewives are the greatest users of sedatives barbiturates amphetamine diet pills and painkillers. In many cases, use may not be hazardous but marks potential abuse.
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Pension reform push by Nader Hart targets private pensions
Ralpi Nader joins with Sen Philip A Hart in calling for private pension reform. They propose licensing of private pension plans by the SEC and outline steps to ensure workers receive funds promised at retirement. They plan legislation embodying these proposals amid concerns over pension fund concentration by big banks.
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Ralpi Nader
Philip A. Hart
Difid
Nader Ad Hark
Securities and Exchange Commission
Review Haywerd California 783-6111 Wal
In today’s Review Haywerd California edition a small classifieds/notice page lists a Wal. BO-No. 204 purchase or notice with an item priced at 25 cents and the edition spans 110 pages.
Tragedy and Hope in South County Shelters
In South County a look at emergency aid reveals how families like Sally’s struggle after eviction illness and unemployment while shelter programs offer meals, housing, and dignity. Volunteers from Salvation Army and St Vincent de Paul coordinate food and shelter with local groups, easing crises as they seek longer term stability.
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Sally
Hayward
Daily Review
Salvation Army
Betl
Exster
Mary
Pumbar
Lot
St. Vincent de Paul
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