Labor and industry negotiate high-stakes contracts in 1976
The 1976 labor calendar pits 4.5 million workers in eight key industries including automobiles, trucking, rubber, electrical equipment, construction, food, apparel and farm equipment. Inflation and unemployment shape demands for wage increases and cost of living protections, with potential strikes, job security fights, and new wage spirals looming as unions seek to restore purchasing power.
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W. J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation Service
Southland's Own Sunday Classified Notice
Classified section note for Southland's Own Sunday edition repeating header text and identification numbers. No readable event or person details available from the fragment.
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Realtors clash over Long Beach sales transfer tax
Long Beach faces a budget gap as city officials weigh a $3.90 per $1000 real property transfer tax, a sewer levy, or a property tax rise to raise $1.5 million annually. Mayor Thomas J. Clark says funds are needed though sources remain disputed amid hearings.
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Moslem leader slain in Lebanon amid civil war clashes
Sheik Kassem Imad, 53, governor of north Lebanon, was assassinated in Tripoli by machine gun fire. His wife was wounded. The killing raises fears of escalated violence as fighting continues between Moslem and Christian factions. Five-day truce effects reported in Beirut and Tripoli. Police report 12 killed in scattered clashes.
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Lebanon
Sheik Kassem Imad
Tripoli
Camille Chamoun
Imad
Kamal Junblatt
Farouk Mohaddem
Rashid Karami
News briefs and page notices summary
Short notices guide readers to sections on phony bank examiner warnings page A-3 results in pages A-19 94th Congress Ford items page A-25 Indochina MIAs hope rekindled and page A-27 Bob Hope compares presidents on golf skill
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Clouds and 70 Degree Forecast for Southland
Light sprinkles dampened the Southland at dusk, giving way to patchy fog and chill. Forecasters said a wet front would yield Mostly fair skies today with highs near 70 and overnight lows around the low 40s. Mountain areas may see sprinkles while snow levels descend to 7,000 feet.
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National Weather Service
Ford warns Russ on Angola Cuba shut out
President Ford warned that Soviet interference in Angola harms detente and Cuba’s 4000 to 6000 troops block friendly U S relations. He said Senate cuts on covert aid undercut diplomacy and pledged a tax cut package while maintaining a firm stance on Angola’s self determination.
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Argentine jets attack Moron base amid uprising near Peron
Government planes bombed Moron air base as rebel officers reportedly opened talks to end a three day revolt against President Isabel Peron. A rebel spokesman denied the revolt ended while loyal air force sources gave no comment.
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Reward Offered in Compton Bar Shooting Death
Alfred R. Miller a 64 year old Long Beach man was shot once in the head and found dead beside his car after leaving the Skylight Bar in Compton at 9 50 p m on November 16 Investigators say no motive or suspect is known and Secret Witness offers 2000 dollars for information leading to an arrest and murder conviction call 436 2526 with tips or write P O Box 67 Long Beach California 90801
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Oval Office cheaters and rumored White House trysts
A 1960s era reflection notes Betty Ford criticizing presidential image and recounts rumors of extramarital affairs involving presidents from Washington to Kennedy. It cites Judith Exner's claims, White House pool gossip, and the challenge of verifying such stories amid protective entourages.
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