Community figure Mrs Sato active in Long Beach groups
Mrs Sato has long served in city affairs as a Human Relations Commission member and led local bodies including the Long Beach Area Council of Churches in 1972 and the Long Beach PTA Council from 1972 to 1974. She hails from Livingston California and holds degrees from Colorado State College of Education and Columbia Teachers College.
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Columbia Teachers College
Long Beach Seventh District Special Election Results
Results show the outcome of Long Beach's Seventh District special election held Tuesday. Details on vote counts, winning candidate, and participating parties are provided by the city clerk's office and local election board.
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Long Beach
Shah talks on oil and peace aims amid Mideast talks
The Shah rejects Iran joining any oil embargo and says oil prices reflect inflation. Kissinger, seeking a Sinai withdrawal guarantees, met with Soviet foreign minister Gromyko and weighs resuming Geneva talks after a Sinai accord. Moscow’s guarantor role is discussed while Russian troop stationing remains off the table due to Israeli objections.
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Chrysler to cut back as losses mount at automaker
Chrysler Corp. forecasts another quarterly loss after a $52 million 1974 loss and a record $75.6 million fourth quarter. Chairman Lynn Townsend signals possible permanent plant closures and 30 to 40 percent workforce cuts from 153,000, with capital spending down in 1975. Domestic car sales fell from a 9.7 million 1973 peak to 7.5 million last year.
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Chrysler Corp
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Lynn Townsend
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U.S
Douglas PACT offer debated in union talks
Union leaders criticized a renewed Douglas proposal as insufficient and unfair. The FAW will mail copies of the plan and a vote window runs Thursday 4 a.m. to Friday 4 p.m. at Local H8 in Lakewood, with members voting on the deal amid a lingering bargaining stalemate.
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UAW
Griffith
Agit Pixie Ave
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Utw
Democratic Economy Plan Outlines Tax Rebate and Oil Aims
The plan proposes an 8 to 10 billion dollar one time tax rebate for low and middle income earners and a tax cut up to 20 billion. It includes a penny per gallon gas tax after unemployment falls and a quota on oil imports tied to recovery. It also calls for tax incentives for energy efficiency and aims to cut oil imports to 10 percent of total fuel. Senate action on delaying the presidents authority to impose imports fees is seen as key, with a veto clash anticipated.
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Thetalion
GM begins recall for wheels on 1975 models
GM announced a second major recall this year as 220,000 mid sized 1975 Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmobiles Buicks and GMC Sprints built between Sept 13 and Nov 2 will be notified and brought in for free inspection and repair after a rear wheel bearing failure caused a Malibu wheel to fall off. Separate action affects 8000 motor homes needing a replacement rear stabilizer bar bracket.
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Ford aides forecast economy to bottom out by year end
Treasury Secretary Simon and CEA chair Greenspan told a House committee that the economy will bottom out by mid year and begin a recovery by year end. They warned unemployment may fall slowly, inflation stay under 10 percent, and housing rebound as mortgage funding improves, with consumer spending aided by higher wages and a Ford tax rebate plan.
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Congress
Mortgage relief opposed by Ford on housing bills
Washington AP Ford administration opposes emergency housing relief to cut mortgage rates and avert foreclosures. HUD official says the housing industry is near an upturn while critics push Reuss and Ashley bills offering subsidies and rate cuts for middle income buyers. Ford to visit Miami area next week to bolster energy and anti recession policy.
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Reuss
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