Effect of ruling on railroad bargaining remains murky
Washington AP reports labor lawyers clash over Supreme Court ruling on railroad bargaining. The decision allows selective strikes, prompting debate over national bargaining, potential nationwide lockouts, and possible further action by Congress and the Nixon administration to extend Taft Hartley cooling off periods.
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Britain clears hurdle to join European market talks
Britain and six Common Market members reached an accord on phasing out the world role of the pound as a reserve currency while preparing to align capital movements by 1978. Negotiations continue on sterling balances, fishing quotas, and New Zealand dairy exports ahead of a June session in Luxembourg.
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Hoover's limousines hit by rising inflation
FBI Director J Edger Hoover's armored limousines cost more due to inflation. In 1970 the FBI paid 27,655 for an armored car as Hoover testified before the House Appropriations Committee. Hoover noted escalating armoring costs while defending the four-vehicle fleet used for protection amid threats.
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Taylor Receives Instructo r Award at Jefferson City Unit
Col Bobby R Taylor of 107 Stanford Dr receives the Outstanding Instructor Award for Aerospace Instruction in the Junior ROTC program at Senior High for 1976 71. His unit in Region 6 earned top rating and he has led the program since 1967 while overseeing nationwide cadet conferences in Montgomery. The article also notes Hoover testimony on FBI budgets and clashes with Ramsey Clark.
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Asphyxiation blamed for legislator death
St Louis area Rep. Patrick O Connor Bridgeton died after an abscess in his throat caused asphyxiation. Autopsy found the 39 year old died en route to a hospital Sunday. House and Senate mourned, suspending sessions for his funeral at St Lawrence the Martyr on Monday.
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