GM suffers first quarterly loss since 1946 amid UAW strike
General Motors reports a 77 million third quarter deficit as a 45 day UAW strike in the United States and Canada and longer model changeovers curb output. Sales fall to 1.37 million vehicles, down 34 percent from a year earlier, with 3.6 billion dollars in revenue. Negotiations continue as settlements reach 54 plants, while hundreds of workers face layoffs in the auto and supplier sectors.
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Ubl
General Mowrs Corp
United Auto Workers
United States
Canada
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Ion
James M. Roche
Edward N. Cole
U.S
Roche
Cole
Corpo
Bethlehem Steel profits slump amid furlough talk
Bethlehem Steel and Armco Steel report sharp profit declines with Bethlehem hinting at furloughs for 6 000 to 7 000 of 17 000 workers at Lackawanna plant. U S Steel says no major layoffs planned as GM strike looms amid market dips and a Dow near 754.42.
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Bethlehem Heel Corp
Lackawanna
N.Y
Bethlehem
Mill
I Lackawanna
Armco Steel
Armco Steel Corp
General Motors
Obituary notices for Norman L. Chute and Ray Engelee
Norman L. Chute 48 of Casta Valley died October 28. Services Saturday 11 a m at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary Hayward. Ray Engelee 71 of San Leandro died October 28. Services Saturday 11 a m at Santos Robinson Mortuary San Leandro. Death notices listChute details including surviving relatives and memorial church services with interment at Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
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Norman L. Chute
Castea Valley
Sorensen Brothers
Hayward
Ray Engelee
San Leandro
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
Estudillo Ave
Chute
Normenby
Castra Valley
Deloner
Lynette Bullock
Citrus Heights
Stephan F. Chutes
Caryl Dinsmore
Robert G. Chutes
Lacie Chute
Corningtowa
Sorensen Tres
Times to buy Cowles assets in Florida and magazines
The New York Times Co. agreed to purchase for 500 million in stock three Florida newspapers Lakeland Ledger Gainesville Sun Ocala Star Banner TV station WRIEC Memphis Cambridge Book Co Family Circle and Modern Medicine magazines. Assumption of 15 million debt and 2.6 million Times shares to Cowles. Gardner Cowles to join Times board. The deal adds 3 million in nine months revenue on 36.27 million in sales.
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Upih
New York Times Co
Florida
Cowles Communications, Inc
Cowles
Gardner Cowles
Is Name
Times
Hayward Council to Review Drive In Restaurant Plans
Hayward City Council Fine Arts Committee will meet to study two drive in restaurant plans near Mission Boulevard between Doric and Fletcher Lane. They will also review a Standard Oil station and a train station site near West Winton, Clawster, and Tennyson Road. The deal factors include federal tax ruling, shareholder approval, and FCC license transfer. Sulzberger calls the Times diversification move significant.
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Mission Boulevard
Hayward City
Fine Arts
Iwill
Straw Hat Pizza Palace
McDonald's
Doric
Standard Oil
Fletcher
West Winton Avenue
Clawster Road
Tennyson Road
East 13Th Street
Obituary notices from Hayward area reflects multiple local deaths
Obituaries dated October 1970 list several Hayward Castro Valley and San Leandro residents. Names include Winifred Erhardt age 75, Geneva Nelson, Julian Sanchtya, Herman Geelvogue, and Robert Towam. Services held at Hayward Mortuary and Lone Tree Cemetery with church and cremation notes.
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Winifred E
Castro Valley
William C. Erhardt
San Leandro
Harold Brown
Vancouver
British Columbia
Lave
Alfred Erhardt
Lilian Erchardt
Walnut Creek
Pat
Edna Brice
Aart
Frit Ernart
Brighton
England
Chapel of the Valley
Barnes
Lake Chatel Road
Crocker Cinvren
Eyelonet Lad
Melign
Geneva G
Hayward
Alpertip
Nelson
Jarshike Obidinaki
Millbrae
Cynthia Bane
Tom Corbore
Kaiser Steel
Plymouth
Eastern King’s Rewartes
Oakland
Business & Professional
Regis- Longs
Aldered Nurses Association
Mgmt
Amer Bite
Mie
Tex Hayward
Phillips Vare
Mission Blvd
Pabst Brewing ‘Teast
Oetober
Jack JA. Wyre
Redcor Sa
Skaggs
Geneva Nelson
Hayward Mortuary
Julian J. Sanchtya
Fremont
Dominican Convent
Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Premont
Kaiser Steel cuts 250 at Fontana plant
Kaiser Steel released 250 employees at its Fontana mill with plans to lay off 50 more in the coming days as orders drop. President Jack Carlson said the reductions, about 10 percent of the payroll, will be on seniority and mainly affect the Fontana facility while other Kaiser workers in Southern California are spared.
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Fontana
UPD
Kaiser Steel
Kaiser
Jack Carlson
Mississippi River
California
California wage reports deadline for third quarter 2070
Monday is the deadline for employers to file California Unemployment Insurance wage reports and contribution returns for the third quarter of 2070. Penalties apply for late filing. Assistance is available from the Employment Tax Office at 1111 Jackson Street Oakland Room 2H3 or by phone at 464 1505.
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State Department of Human Resources Development
Jackson
Oakland
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