UNC Food Service Workers Return To Their Jobs Today
UNC food service workers ended a strike after a settlement that includes wage compromises, job reclassification, and an AFL-CIO-brokered agreement. About 245 of 275 employees were on strike since November, with limited violence and 20 arrests during protests led by union leaders and supported by students.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Sagal
Food ‘Services
SAGA
Afl-Cio
Ralph David. Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
An Abernathy
Carlyle Sitterson
Lsten
Howard Lee
Kennedy replies to Newsweek over his father Joseph Kennedy
Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts rebukes Newsweek for an article about his father Joseph P Kennedy. He calls the piece unnecessarily cruel, disputes claims about Joe Kennedy’s World War II bombing mission and the conduct of Rosemary Kennedy, and defends his father’s character and family legacy. He notes public life invites gossip but his mother and grandchildren deserve the truth.
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NEW York
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Newsweek Magazine
Joseph ‘P Kennedy
Newsweek
Kennedy
National Affairs
Joe
Prue
Rosemary
Tim
Tar content in cigarettes falls in FTC tests
AP reports FTC lab tests show a downward trend in tar content across 119 varieties. Philip Morris king-size filter andol drops from 20 mg in July to 15 mg in November, while Marvel records four mg the lowest. Fatima at 82 mg tops the list.
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Washington
Federal Trade, Commission
Marvel
Fatima
Brief Nixon TV News Analysis From Monday Night
Jerry Buck reports that CBS and NBC aired brief analyses after Nixon's first televised news conference since Agnew criticized network commentary. Analysts noted Nixon's firmness, minimal equivocation, and the challenge of evaluating the remarks across 44 major-city analyses and station summaries.
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CBS
NBC
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Vietnam
T Alsa
Ita Agnew
Herbert Kaplow
Nia
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Sis
Rathier
ABC
Chicago Police Raid On Panthers Sparks Debate
Chicago police raided Panther leaders amid claims the action was justified by good judgment despite calls it a modern lynching. State's Attorney Hanrahan defended the raid and criticized pretrial publicity as he gave remarks at a news conference in Chicago. Fourteen policemen were killed earlier in Illinois after a gun battle involving Panthers.
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Chicago
Edward V. Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Black Panther Party
Cook County
West Side
Thurstay
Fred
Hampton
Illinois
Ttwo
Mark Clark
Peoria
National Associa
TREADMILL Getting nowhere fast really should make some people sick
This item laments stagnation and urges action beyond settling for just good enough, critiquing complacency and urging progress despite discomfort. It frames in sharp, opinionated language typical of a compact newspaper column.
Guidepost Memories of success and failure in future
A reflective feature recalls how memories of both success and failure guide people through uncertain futures. The piece emphasizes resilience, learning from past outcomes, and using those experiences to navigate ongoing challenges and choices ahead.
Gas clothes drying claims challenged with borrower offer
The piece notes self praise for gas dryers and a claim of higher efficiency, then recounts a reader request for proof. It describes offering a ten day dryer loan to a local home served by natural gas and provides Phorie 885-6021 as a contact.
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Wits’ End UP
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