Rhodesia PM links prisoner releases to end of terror
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith said political prisoners would be freed only if black nationalists stop terrorist attacks. Diplomats at the Rhodesia peace conference cited Smith’s condition amid ongoing violence in Salisbury as talks open.
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Village Pub to seek reopening amid decertification bid
Culinary Union Local 226 and Village Pub workers will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at the restaurant to push reopening ahead of a National Labor Relations Board decertification hearing scheduled in about six weeks. A waitress says owner Frank Bramlet refused a full meeting and that several other decertification requests are filed against rival clubs.
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UAW Threatens Walkout If No Deal with Chrysler by Nov 5
The United Auto Workers announced on Wednesday a strike threat against Chrysler if a new labor agreement is not reached by November 5. The action would affect production and bargaining leverage, with UAW officials pressing for terms on wages benefits and job security.
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Barker Conspiracy Issue in Tony Barker Murder Case
District Judge Charles Thompson weighs whether Anthony Barker conspired to hire a man to kill his wife on May 19 1972. Key witness Jerry Bishop, convicted for the murder, could testify if conspiracy evidence is accepted. Barker, a craps dealer, was arrested then rearrested on charges of arranging the killing for $40 000 in life insurance.
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Tony” Barker
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Wheat crop droughts hit Oklahoma economy and tax revenue
Oklahoma Agriculture Commissioner Jon Ford forecasts several million dollars lost in business volume and state tax receipts due to a poor wheat crop. Analysts estimate total business revenue drop around 350 million dollars and state sales tax loss near 27 million as dry fall weather and late plantings reduce production.
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