UAW and GM enter fifth week with no near settlement
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors extending into its fifth week with little sign of a new three year contract. GM chief negotiator Marl Bransbleit says one quarter of the 400 national issues are tentatively settled while wage pension and cost of living demands remain unresolved. Local units show slow progress and potential delays if local issues stay unsettled. About 60,000 workers have been laid off due to the strike.
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General Motors
Marl Bransblelt
Sail
Jaca Jevel
United States
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Brockport State professor pleads guilty to bomb threat
William Owens a 49 year old Brockport State College speech professor pleaded guilty to dialing a bomb threat to the university hours earlier. Police traced the call to Owens who identified himself when he spoke to security officers. He was released on bond pending Friday sentencing. The threat noted by officials was the third such call in recent days. Owens served as chairman of the speech department at Brockport State.
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UPI
Brockport State College
William Owens
University
At & A.m
Owens
Clarkson Dustica
Donald Mowers
Palice
Brockport State
Horoscope for Jeane Dixon October 14 1970
Wednesday October 14 1970 exposes Aries through Pisces with advice on attitude shifts and growth. The forecast highlights patience, re-evaluation, and personal charm, urging prudent work, group cooperation, and selective action for a complex year.
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Aries
Taurus
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Bettef
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Beaten GI Recovers After Panmunjom Attack
An American soldier Pfe. Glen A. Windersley of Chokso Minn was reported in fair condition after a North Korean assault at Panmunjom. He suffered a skull fracture from blows with shovels. Six other Americans were injured, one seriously, and a Swiss lieutenant who helped Windersley received minor wounds. A North Korean officer allegedly attacked a guard, prompting Maj. Gen. Fel M. Rogers to cancel a meeting of the UN armistice commission.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Pfe
Glen A. Windersley
Chokso
Minn
Vin Uersley
Armissive
Fel M. Rogers
US. Air Force
U.N. Command
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Medi Cal abuse crackdown to curb rising costs in California
California chief medical officer warns of a sharp Medi Cal crackdown after a year with 700+ investigated abuse cases. He cites $4 million daily expenditures and plans tougher eligibility rules to curb fraud, detailing jailed fines, suspensions, and ongoing prosecutions. He notes two million in the program amid rising costs. Anomalous cases include heat searches for winter trips, excessive doctor visits, and unfounded air travel claims.
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California
Ear W. Brian
Department of Health Care Services
California Hospital Association
Brian
Miami
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