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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1976

Page

8

UAW Eyes 32 Hour Week in Ford Talks

The United Auto Workers push a four day workweek to offset auto industry job cuts. Leaders say: at 32 hours with pay, a trendsetting move could reshape jobs and wages. Ford resists, citing higher costs and prices, while unions seek phased, long term adoption.

Owen Ullmann Associated Press Detroit United Auto Workers Union Ford Motor Co U.S UAW Ford Douglas Fraser Walter Heather SUB Reuther Woodcock Fraser

Monroe payroll default shocks city workers in Louisiana

Monroe Louisiana became the first U S city in six years to default on its payroll when 1000 city employees were unpaid last week. The FPC federal funds mitigated the shortfall, with payments due Monday. Mayor Howard warned a repeat shortfall could occur by October 15 without changes.

Guy Coates Associated Press Monroe W. L. Howard FPC Federal Power Commission Howard

Carolinians Not Biggest Boozers

The Associated Press reports that South Carolina residents average 2.17 gallons of distilled spirits per year versus North Carolina's 1.52. Nevada leads at 6.92 gallons, with DC and New Hampshire next. Utah has the lowest at .98. South Carolina ranks 23rd in total state consumption, California first and Wyoming 51st.

Associated Press South Carolina North Carolina Nevada District of Columbia New Hampshire Virginia Maryland Utah California Wyoming

Last Hurrah Held By Moon In Washington DC

Thousands gathered on the Washington Monument grounds for Sun Myung Moon’s festival and speech billed as his last major U S appearance. Opponents planned counterrallies across the street as National Park Service police separated crowds. The event featured music fireworks and international flags with Moon speaking in Korean and an English translator present.

AssoCiated Press Moon Unification Church National Park Service

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