UAW-Chrysler Local Disputes Settled at Six Plants
UPI reports United Auto Workers and Chrysler reached local settlements at six of seven plants averting strikes set for 10 a.m. The Huber Avenue Foundry in Detroit saw extended talks by two hours as owners sought a final agreement. Settlements followed at 104 plants in Los Angeles Memphis Atlanta Kansas City Portland Gre and Van Wert Ohio, while four other plants saw strike threats dissolve.
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Boston woman dies after gas burn attack by youths
Evelyn M. Wagler, a Chicago native living in Roxbury, was forced by four youths to pour gasoline on herself and lit by a match. She died five hours later after the Tuesday night incident near Grave Hall in Dorchester. Police have no suspects and seek leads from residents.
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High court pregnancy ruling shapes school policies
Washington. The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to rule that school systems may not force pregnant teachers to resign or take leave at arbitrary times. The brief covers cases from Cleveland Ohio and Chesterfield County Virginia, arguing such requirements violate the 14th Amendment equal protection and the 1964 Civil Rights Act and 1972 EEOC law. Moscow. George P. Shultz said the Nixon administration will push for most favored nation trade status with the Soviet Union, calling it essential and noting Congress may act next spring after talks concluded.
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Body of woman found under boyfriend's bed in Brooklyn
Police report a young woman found dead beneath a Brooklyn apartment bed after a 10 day period. Raul Colon, 28, confessed to stabbing and strangling Renee Hoffman, 24, and was arrested after the psychotherapist interview.
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Father spots lost son in sea near Southampton
Irwin Matson sighted by chance his son Roland Matson and Guore Tollefsen 96 from Southampton were rescued after a night adrift when their motorboat capsized in the Atlantic. A Coast Guard helicopter hoisted them to safety using a rope basket. both men were uninjured.
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Rent fight over NX rated II motel in West Sacramento
The NX rated II a West Sacramento Experience Motel faces rent disputes as owners Raymond and Vivian Wulff sue National Leisure Corp in Yolo County Superior Court for 1500 dollars in delinquent rent and 100.2 dollars per day after October if the firm stays, plus 350 dollars in attorney fees. managers Jack Knox Alice Knox and James Kwiatkowski also face trial on obscene material charges. In another item, Libya’s ruling council says adultery will be punished by flogging to reflect the people’s wishes, amid Islamic legal reforms endorsed by Muammar Khadafy’s government.
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Roosevelt denies murder plot charges amid probe
Roosevelt, son of President F D Roosevelt, testifies he completely and categorically denies paying 100000 to kill Bahamas prime minister Lynden Pindling. He accuses Mastriana and Lepera of perjury, says they staged a false accusation in the securities swindle inquiry. Roosevelt traveled from Lisbon to Washington to answer the allegations before the Permanent Investigations Subcommittee.
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Lawmaker blocks National Week resolutions in House action
Rep Ken Hechler of West Virginia halted floor action on two resolutions seeking National Week designations. Rep Don Edwards urged unanamous consent for National Family Week and National High Blood Pressure Week but Hechler objected, saying the House wastes time on such measures. Edwards and Rogers defended the issues as serious public concerns.
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Paul Rogers
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Kleindienst denies stock fraud probe politics influence
Richard Kleindienst testified before a federal judge that the Nixon era did not manipulate the Texas stock fraud case to discredit officials. He said he was busy with other DOJ matters and could not recall many details, while noting communications with Anne Armstrong about Texas Republican officials.
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Alioto Links Watergate to Political Persecution
San Francisco Mayor Alioto claims Watergate exposed federal officials as corrupt and revived his political career. He alleges a Mafia–persecution narrative, naming Colin Mitchell Ehrlichman and Rudkroph in a prepared statement at a news conference while seeking gubernatorial nomination.
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Muskie warns health risk if air standards loosen
Senator Muskie states that weakening U S clean air standards would harm public health as scientists gather for a National Academy of Sciences review of the Clean Air Act of 1979. He cites ongoing debates over vehicle controls and fuel rationing and notes the stakes in controlling air quality.
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Senate approves 12 billion foreign aid bill with revisions
The Senate voted 47 to 46 to approve a 12 billion foreign aid package focused on food health and education, rejecting broad projects. It backed keeping automatic repayments to the program and imposed human rights and abortion funding restrictions while sending the measure to conference with the House.
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Nixon tax bill to be probed by state board
Orange County supervisors ask the state Board of Equalization to revalue President Nixon’s estate for tax purposes. Officials say improvements funded by federal money for security, such as landscaping and heating, were underassessed. Bennett supports reappraisal, valuing the estate far above the $136 million figure. county officials note a tax break of about 35,000 over three years. The move sparked partisan division in the board vote.
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Health centers to get the axe under Weinberger plan
Secretary Weinberger announced phased-out status for 15 community health centers as federal support shifts. He unveiled a new Bipartisan Mental Health Administration and urged cities and states to assume continued center funding amid protests by disabled activists outside.
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Senate Hean Soup Price Spike Sparks Debate
Washington reports a 20 percent rise in Senate Hean Soup price aggravating Sen Edward Brooke of Massachusetts who criticized cafeteria pricing as Congress sees meal costs jump, with ice cream surcharges and other main courses up about 10 percent.
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