Supreme Court ruling sparks rail labor clash
Union and rail lawyers dispute whether the decision helps or hinders bargaining as the high court leaves intact a Court of Appeals ruling allowing selective strikes to push nationwide wage settlements. The ruling pressures railroads to decide on potential nationwide lockouts to defend national bargaining.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
United Transportation Union
High Court
Court of Appeals
Congress
Hope club golfer first woman hole in one
Mrs J W Smith of 206 E 16 achieved the first women’s hole in one at Hope Country Club on old number nine with a number two wood and a Harry Middlecoff ball found on the course. She played in a threesome with Mrs Pruden and Mrs Wassell. Howard Shanks of Prescott Ark wrote a song honoring Apollo 14 and sent it to President Nixon and NASA. the music titled Moon Princess is to be reviewed by NASA’s Astronaut Affairs office in Houston. Shanks, formerly of ITT Cannon Electric in Phoenix, now lives in Arkansas and was pictured on a hunting trip with Roy Rogers in San Fernando Valley.
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J. W. Smith
The
Hope Country Club
Harry Middlecoff
Smith
Jim Pruden
E. E. Wassell
Howard Shanks
Prescott
Ark
Nixon
NASA
Trigger and
Roy Rogers
Los Angeles
Shanks
Director of Public Service For National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Office of Astronaut Affairs
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Arkansas
Mr. Shanks
ITT Cannon Electric
Phoenix
Ariz
San Fernando Valley
Calif
Van Heflin Remains Unconscious in Hospital
Hollywood veteran actor Van Heflin aged 60 remains unconscious in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital intensive care unit two days after a heart attack while swimming. He was found clinging to a pool ladder at his apartment, head barely above water.
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Hollywood
van Heflin
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Governor Bumpers Pledges Multimember Districts Plan
Arkansas governor says the State Board of Apportionment will redraw reapportionment plans to include some multimember legislative districts after a U S Supreme Court ruling. Thornton Bryant and Bumpers note current plans are single member. delay possibility discussed.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
State Board of Apportionment
U S. Supreme Court
Bumpers
Ray H. Thornton Jr
Kelly Bryant
Board of Apportionment
Supreme Court
Bunpers
Crete Wreck Kills Two Washington County Boys
Two Washington County youths, Rex D. Drummond 11 of Fayetteville and Dale Allen Mays 12 of Springdale, were killed when their motorcycle collided with a pickup near Springdale. Driver Ralph D. Pendergraph 33 of Springdale escaped injury. Drummond died at once, Mays died later at a Springdale hospital.
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Springdale
Ark
Washington County
Rex D. Drummond
Fayetteville
Dale Allen Mays
Drummond
Mays
Ralph D. Pendergraph
Blacks Meet With Bumpers in Protest at Capitol
A rally of black Arkansans on the Capitol steps protested the Vietnam War and race grievances. They met Gov. Dale Bumpers, who called the conference pleasant and pledged to consider jobs, education, health and welfare for the poor while noting ongoing training efforts. Leaders urged greater black participation in state government and warned of continued protests.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Roy Laird
Cotter Plant
Bumpers
Laird
Ezra Greer
Earle
Greer
Foes seek detailed cash breakdown on Lockheed bailout
Senate critics of the Nixon administration push Treasury for a public accounting of Lockheed's finances as a $250 million loan guarantee looms. Treasury Secretary Connally warns a Lockheed bankruptcy could derail the TriStar program, threaten jobs, and jeopardize defense contracts while California reports 1971 Q1 earnings of 8.3 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
William Proxmire
Dwis
Treasury
John B. Connally
Lockheed
Congress
Proxmire
Connally
Senate Banking Committee
America
Airbus
California
Narcotics Officers To Get Discount At Deanza College
Deanza Junior College student council approved a 20 percent discount for narcotics officers FBI agents and CIA members for admission to student activities. The discount requires proper identification and was voted unanimously.
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Cupertino
Calif
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Deanza Junior College
Marine says he was hit by jetliner
LOS ANGELES AP The radar intercept officer and sole survivor of a collision between a Marine F4 Phantom and a Hughes Air West DC9 says the commercial airliner struck the military craft after impact. First Lt Christopher Schiess 24 of Salem Ore parachuted from the jet Sunday night.
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Los Angeles
Christopher Schiess
Salem
Ore
Schiess
Air West
Duarte
San Gabriel Mountains
FDA may require safety proof for new contraceptives
FDA officials say makers of copper and drug treated IUDs must prove safety and effectiveness before marketing. G D Searle plans to submit data on its Cu 7 device, while Alta Corp. eyes a once a year hormone releasing IUD within two years. Final ruling next month may delay introductions by several months.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Sweden
Peru
United States
Iud’s
Thomas P. Carney
G.D. Searle & Co
FDA
Searle
California
Alta Corp
Philip Walter
Walter
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Nova
Hope Auto Company, Inc
W. Second St
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