Unions Target Higher Wages in 5 Million Workers Talks
Major labor contracts covering nearly five million workers face wage negotiations this year as unions press for pay hikes above Nixon's 5.5 percent Phase 3 guideline. AFL-CIO leaders and unions such as the Garment Workers push for bigger increases while lobbying Congress to extend wage controls.
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Philadelphia teachers strike stalls talks as stalemate continues
In Philadelphia the four week old teachers strike remains deadlocked after a four hour televised bargaining session. Union negotiator John Ryan blamed the board for concessions and cited a federal cost reduction while the board countered that teachers are among the highest paid in the tri state area and work shorter days.
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British Leader Warns U S Pullout Could Strengthen Soviets
Prime Minister Edward Heath warned on Meet the Press that a unilateral U S withdrawal from Europe would boost Soviet influence and drive some nations to deals not in U S interests. He said Britain would resist such pressure and noted a risk allies and Communists would view America as isolationist, while European nations could face broader Soviet leverage. He also spoke on oil crisis solidarity and Britain’s potential Common Market position.
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Temperature of the sun’s corona recorded at extraordinary levels
Readings indicate the sun’s corona reaches several million degrees Fahrenheit. Observers report temperatures near four million degrees, underscoring the extreme nature of solar activity and its impact on nearby space weather.
U S Industry Seen Spending 1 Billion on Pollution Abatement
New York AP report says American industry will spend about $1 billion on pollution abatement in 1973. Arthur D. Little Inc estimates total capital outlays by U S businesses will reach $1 billion next year.
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Arthur D. Little Inc
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Philadelphia schools strike drags into fifth week amid televised talks
Public schools in Philadelphia remain closed as the nation’s fourth largest district endures a seven week stalemate. About 60 percent of 276 000 pupils are affected as roughly 10 000 of 13 000 teachers walk out, with two brief restarts failing to end the impasse.
Abduction Suspect Faces Charges in Autistic Girl Case
Philadelphia police said a retired investment broker, Francis Drexel Alburger, faces charges including abduction and assault after a three day disappearance of 16 year old autistic girl Abigail Esty Finn. The girl was found safe and reunited with her parents after a city wide search.
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Shapp to unveil spending plan amid GOP ceiling
Gov. Shapp plans to unveil his next fiscal year budget this week as House Republicans maintain a 3.7 billion spending cap. Democrats expect a proposal at least 150 million above the ceiling, with a joint address set for Tuesday afternoon. Senate and House work shifts include a constitutional tax amendment for agricultural land and a probe into law enforcement.
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Shapp
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Philadelphia
Naked woman on Cincinnati bus prompts police call
A Cincinnati Transit Co. driver stopped his bus en route to the zoo when a drunken passenger rode naked aboard the vehicle. The driver alerted police after observing the incident, ending the ride at the stop and the woman being removed.
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