Truckers Wage Fight Continues In Chicago Area
Trucking negotiators in Chicago say they are ready to return to talks but do not expect a quick settlement in the wage clash that idles 40 000 drivers. Federal mediators call for a Monday meeting to end the strike and lockout affecting Chicago traffic and national parts shortages. The national contract offers a 1.10 dollar an hour raise. Chicago drivers seek 1.65.
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Horatio Alger awards honor 10 with humble roots
Senator Hir am Fong and Mayor Carl Stokes are among ten winners named for the 1970 Horatio Alger awards. Bronze plaques will be presented May 6 in New York at a ceremony honoring leaders from finance, real estate, retail, and industry.
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Paul Revere Expense Account Reveals Small Costs
Boston AP reports Paul Revere kept a brief expense account after his ride noting four pounds five shillings for personal expenses and two pounds sixteen shillings for his horse. The document resides in the Statehouse archives and covers April 21 to May 7, 1775.
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Mondale calls Douglas impeachment move a political charade
Sen. Walter Mondale labeling the drive to impeach Justice William O. Douglas as a political charade. He argues backers aim to intimidate the Senate and Supreme Court and doubts any indictment or impeachment will occur. Mondale cites the Carswell nomination as the issue that initially sparked the move.
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Question Over Selling Kopechne Transcripts Not Settled
Boston AP The lawyer for court stenographer Sidney Lipman says a judge's suggestion to release Kopechne inquest transcripts now with proceeds in escrow remains viable while litigation continues. The dispute centers on whether Lipman or Keating has the right to distribute transcripts.
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