Judge limits picketing and orders bond in soda plant dispute
In Alameda County, Superior Court Judge Robert Bostick ordered Teamsters Local 70 to restrict picketing to eight soft drink plants and post a $10,000 bond for good behavior. The order targets harassment at plants including Coca Cola Bottling Co of California in Hayward and Shasta Beverages in Hayward, as the Teamsters seek support amid a long running wage and contract dispute affecting 7-Up and other brands.
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Teamsters
Robert Bostick
Teamster
Bord Ag
Alameda
fWor-Cola Bottlers Inc
Wicks
San Leandro
Shasta Beverages
Industrial
Hayward
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
California
Mission Bilvd
Halyward
Dee. 9
Counecil
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Boslick
7-Up
Hntlers
Pepsi
Royal Crown
Canada Ce
Dr. Pepper
Shasta
Coca-Cola
Cragmont
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National Labor Relations Board
Five tornadoes strike New Orleans area causing damage
Five tornadoes touched down in suburban New Orleans and Kinnear areas early today, destroying homes and damaging structures. Officials reported no injuries. Tornadoes hit Kenner near the airport, Westwego, Avondale, and Lafitte marina areas as a line of severe thunderstorms moved through Southeast Louisiana into the Gulf of Mexico.
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New Orleans
UPI
Jefféraan
Parish
Arid
Westher Service
International
Sheriff's A Nay
Kenner
Westivego
Avondale
Lafitte
Weather Service
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Port Alog
Gulf Coast
Florida
Sadat says Egypt producing its own advanced weapons
Sadat says Egypt is producing weapons and may have its own advanced war equipment on its land. He states Egypt is not relying on others and plans to equip its army with upgraded systems amid regional tensions.
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Gsirouph
Anid
Middle East
Sarat
Egypt
Sadat
Sudan
Irael
Oil firms oppose consumer aid ruling on octane labels
Washington UPI reports the FTC planned rule would require octane ratings at pumps to steer drivers toward appropriate fuel, potentially cutting premium gas use by motorists. The industry lawsuit, by 36 refiners and marketers, seeks to block the regulation citing lack of authority. District Judge Aubrey E. B. Robin later delayed the rule as the case progresses.
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UPI
Federal, Trade, Commission
FTC
PTC
Aubrey EB. Robinspiedr
Donald C. O'Hara
Naional Petroleum Refiners Association
O'Hara
William D. Dixon
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Dixon
Women's rights bill delayed in Senate debate
The Senate postponed heated discussion on a proposed constitutional amendment to end sex-based legal distinctions. Leaders aim for a final vote Tuesday after at least 24 hours of debate on the Equal Rights Amendment and related constitutional proposals. The Judiciary Committee urged swift enactment to end invidious discrimination, stating that equality of rights under the law shall not be denied on account of sex.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Stiu
Congress
Swift-End
Judiciary Committee
United States
Consumer safety agency eyed in Senate panel vote
Washington reports a move to create an independent agency to regulate drugs cosmetics and consumer products advanced in Congress despite White House objections. The bill would disband FDA HEW and give a five year term commissioner power to set safety standards independently.
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UPI
Congress
Senate Commerce Committees
Senate
Drugation
FDA
Sen. Warren /Magnivson
D-Wash
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
CHEW
HEW
White House
Consumer Safety Agency
Richardson
Hei
PDA
House Approves 172 Million For Amtrak Run To July 1974
The House voted 312 to 63 to authorize 172 million dollars to keep Amtrak operating through July 1, 1974, with 170 million for ongoing operations and 2 million for U.S. Canada and Mexico service. An amendment limited executive pay to 50 thousand unless profits allow more. Amtrak posted a 152 million loss this year, with a projected 123 million loss next year.
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Washington
UPI
Ametrak
House
Amtrak
Nonnally
National Railroad
United States
Canada
Mexic
John G. Schmitz
R-Catif
Roger Lewis
Senate
Commerce Committee
UAW Chief Urges Mass Transit Plan To Cut Auto Use
UAW President Leonard Woodenek urged the federal government to design a trillion dollar mass transit program to reduce health and safety threats from automobile overuse in cities.
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UAW Chief
Washington
UPI
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodenek
Unclear Local Newspaper Record From Faded OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows a failed newspaper item with typos and garbled names. It references a publication in Hayward California and an office contact number, but most specifics are unreadable and no coherent event or person can be identified.
Powell Placed On Critical List At Miami Hospital
Former Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. is listed in critical condition at a Miami hospital at age 63 after suffering a hemorrhage last week and remaining bedridden since.
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Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Miami
Powell
Pat Nixon Turns 60 Spry and Busy in Birthday Day
Washington reports Pat Nixon feels spry at sixty and credits daily busyness for aging well. She notes limited sleep, sparing meals, and a birthday celebration planned Friday in line with St Patrick’s Day tradition.
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Washington
UPI
Pat Nixon
Eisenhower
Tricia Cox
Hne
St. Patrick's Day
Lady Baltimore
Tricia
Trial halts bid to paint FBI informer as model citizen
Harrisburg report details defense objections as FBI informant Boyd F Douglas Jr testifies in a case linking Rev. Philip Berrigan and antiwar activists. The cross examination probes past crimes and a parole record, tracing Douglas from forgery to a 1967 parole report and a 1963 Lewisburg penitentiary stint.
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UPL
FBI
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
Sterling
H. Douglas
Philip P. Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
William 5. Vyneh
Vom
Douglas
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Berrigate
Catholic Left Peace Movement
Berrigan
Lynch
O'Dwyer
Douighis
Philip Y. Berrigan
Faohard B. Boudin
Eight Dead in 100-Car London Pileup on M1
A dense fog caused a multi vehicle crash on the M1 north of London leaving eight dead and about 40 injured. Fire and smoke obscured the scene as vehicles, including cars and lorries, collided along a six mile stretch between Brogborough and Newport Pagnell in Buckinghamshire.
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UPI
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Royal Automobile ' Club
Toparts
Brogborough
Newport Pagnell
Buckinghamshire
Landon
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