Agnew Resignation Predicted by Republican Leader
A senior Republican says he is 991 percent sure Vice President Spiro Agnew will resign this week, per the Washington Post. The Post cites a high ranking GOP source who met with Agnew and noted family pressure and Nixon prompting resignation as possible factors.
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Chrysler pact hailed as breakthrough for UAW
The three year contract limits overtime to 14 hours weekly and guarantees a full pension after 30 years. It includes wage rises, safer plants, and an extra Thanksgiving holiday. The deal covers 117 000 production workers at Chrysler with parity to Canadian pay and ends a major 1973 strike if ratified.
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From Go Go To Heave Ho Linda Blaylock Ironworker
Linda Blaylock 23 of Cleveland becomes the citys first female structural ironworker after being recruited from a West Side go go club by ironworkers who welcomed her as an apprentice. She is a mother of two. AP Wirephoto.
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Four Giants Under Federal Probe for Job Discrimination
Washington AP reports four large companies General Motors Ford General Electric and Sears Roebuck are targets in a consolidated EEOC investigation into alleged discriminatory practices. Unions and contractor groups are also named. settlements may be sought with voluntary means before court action.
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Governor Lucey Honours Ex Regent Murphy at Luncheon
Governor Patrick Lucey salutes Eugene Murphy a longtime regent who served 1951 to 1972 and led as president for three one year terms as well as vice president in prior years. The private luncheon at a local restaurant honored his service with a commemorative plaque. Attending were Lucey aides Dr Kenneth Lindner chancellor of UW La Crosse and State Sen Milo Knutson R La Crosse.
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Weather shifts from cool night to warmer day with showers
Fair and cool Tuesday night with a low near 43 gives way to increasing clouds and a high near 70 on Wednesday. A 30 percent chance of late afternoon showers, then Thursday remains mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and a low around 42. Winds shift from west to southwest 5 to 15 mph Tuesday night to south 8 to 18 mph Wednesday.
First U.S. cholera case in five decades confirmed
A 51 year old man in Port Lavaca Texas contracted cholera while preparing for a fishing trip near Magnolia Beach. He survived due to quick diagnosis and treatment at Camp Traylor Hospital with doctors noting a classic case. Sanitarian Toulson expects no further cases. The patient credits luck and a higher power for recovery.
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NSP Fees Given No-Question Rule
Opponents were barred from cross examining witnesses at the Dunn County hearing on Northern States Power Co. planned nuclear plant near Durand. PSC examiner Byran Borman ruled the session as a data presentation with later cross examination possible at upcoming meetings.
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Sextuplets born at Colorado General face respiratory care
Three of six newborns born to Eugene and Mrs. Stanek remain in respiratory with oxygen support while the others show improved breathing. All six, weighing two to nearly three pounds, are in incubators and care teams include obstetricians and pediatric staff.
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