Roundup of AP News Events Across Globe
AP dispatches report United Auto Workers at Chrysler vote to strike if no new contract, while Maryland Republican leader Lan rker pleads innocent to conspiracy in a fundraising matter. Gainesville defense seeks dismissal in the Eight conspiracy case as Skylab photographs map Paraguay. Rising prices hit back to school and peanut butter costs, while heat and voltage cuts affect the East. A Madrid crash kills 24 aboard a US transport plane. Mao's congress signals collective leadership. Laos premier Souvanna Phouma threatens to quit over coalition talks. Tobacco prices hold steady with regional shifts, and FAO notes the world's wheat stocks at two-decade lows.
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