Farm workers union dispute action reached in DC
San Francisco Chronicle and Los Angeles Times report a tentative agreement between United Farm Workers and the Teamsters in Washington DC. The plan requires the Teamsters to halt farm worker organizing while the UFW led by Cesar Chavez agrees not to oppose NLRB coverage and to end boycotts of crops under Teamster contracts. Both groups sought bargaining authority for field hands.
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UPI
United Farm Workers
Teamsters Union
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles Times
Washington, D.C
Teamsters
UFW
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
National Labor Relations Board
Senate passes disaster relief bill to aid small businesses
The Senate approved a bill raising disaster relief authorization for small businesses to 6.6 billion, sending it to the House. It omits loan forgiveness provisions that spurred a presidential veto last week. Nixon criticized a proposed loan repayment plan as unnecessary and costly.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
House
Joans
Nixon
Nominee argues controls hurt both economy and politics
Washington Nixon administration nominees to the Council of Economic Advisers, 68 year old William J Fellner, a Yale economist, says economic controls are bad policy and politics. He cites inflation blamed on food and energy sectors and notes beef and hamburger price liberalization lowered costs unexpectedly. He backs extending price controls with standby emergency powers.
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Washington
WFI
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Wiliam J. Fellner
Yale Economius
Fellner
Humber
Abolish Electoral College Gains Nixon Backing
Washington supports a proposal to shift to direct popular votes for President and Vice President. At a Senate hearing, Hubert J. Dion Jr. warned a contingency plan giving Congress power to choose the winner could undermine presidential independence.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
Hubert J. Dion Jr
Congress
Eedt
Dixon
Undaunted? Unwed mother sues Urbana High over homecoming queen ballot
Sharon, an unwed mother, refiles a federal suit seeking $30,008 in damages against Urbana High. The action seeks voiding of the student election and a new one. Judge Carl Rubin did not set a hearing. Principal Fred Walters cited traditional values as Sharon’s exclusion was based on a remark about virgins.
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Eeldman
Alyyn Urbana High School
Carl Rubin
District Court
Dayton
Sharin
Sharon
Fred Walters
Roe Hildreth
No sabotage in crash decided by NTSB report
The National Transportation Safety Board ruled there is no evidence of foul play in the United Air Lines Boeing 737 crash near Chicago in December that killed Dorothy Hunt and 43 others. Pilot error was the cause, autopsies showed cyanide from smoke inhalation, and officials dismissed sabotage rumors tied to Hunt’s presence and cash found aboard.
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UPI
Cin Basi
Chicago
Watergate
E. Howard Hut
National Transportation Safety Board
United Air Lines
Dorothy Hunt
George Sallins
BART hearing postponed and expanded in Calif
A state Senate hearing on the Key Area Transit District in California was postponed from October 2 in San Francisco and rescheduled to October 24. The Public Utilities and Corporation Committee will review BART finances, safety progress, and potential jurdisdiction changes if overseen by the Public Utilities Commission.
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UPI
Senate
San Francisco
Public Utilities and Corporation Committee
Alfred ®. Alquiat
San Jose
BART
Public Aties Commission
Gromyko and Nixon hold talks on detente progress
In the Oval Office, Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and President Nixon met to discuss advancing detente. Kissinger and Dobrynin attended with Sukhodrev present, signaling broader U S Soviet negotiations. No specifics were given, but the talk aimed to assess gains in ending cold war vestiges and potential next steps.
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UPL
Andrei L Gromyko
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Oval Office
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynies
Kissinger
Dobrynit
Victor Sukhodrev
Gromyko
U.S
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Nikita Khrushchev
Risenhowert Khrushchev
Gramykn
John #. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba
Lyndon B. Johnson
Moscow
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Gromyko Moniay
Russia
Nixon Wins Trade Powers With Limits and Aid Pacts
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to grant President Nixon expanded authority to negotiate world trade pacts within congressional percentage limits. The measure allows tariff and non tariff barrier deals with vetoes by either chamber, plus emergency actions for inflation with approval required later. It bars most favored nation status for Communist countries until emigration policies relax, aimed at the Soviet Union. The bill also offers $170 weekly wage support for up to 28 weeks to workers displaced by imports, plus aid for injured industries, though AFL CIO calls it insufficient to stop job losses.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Nixon
Soviet Union
Congress
House of Congress
U.S
Nixon Patent Act overhaul draws inventor criticism
Washington reports a coalition of inventors denounces President Nixon's Patent-Modernization Reform Act of 1973 as increasing red tape and costs while proponents argue it would spur invention and public disclosure. The plan raises patent terms to 20 years, requires fees for unexploited patents, expands office publication and public view, and strengthens protections against foreign infringement.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Er L. ‘Bowes
Intellectual Property Owners. Inc
U.S
Art Nixon
Mushroom scare recalls eight food products nationwide
UPI reports FDA recalls eight mushroom containing foods ranging from egg rolls to beef steaks. Products from Avondale Industries Jewel Companies DeHaan Hendersons Keltogs and J F Michael are recalled due to possible botulism toxin. All lots shipped before Sept 10 flagged for return.
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UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Avondale Industries Inc
Avondale
FDA
Areshef
Jewel Kitchens
Jewel Companies
Tne
Melrose Park
Midwest
DeHaan Products Co, Inc
Gaithersburg
Tennessee
New York
Ohio
Texas
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
California
J. FP. Michael Co
Indianapolis
Ind
London bombs defused in time
In Welwyn Garden City a London suburb police found incendiary bombs in two stores. Explosive experts defused the devices after evacuations were ordered, one discovered inside a car part display and the other hidden in a paper display.
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London
UPI
Welwyn Garden City
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