Walkouts end as Chicago area return to work in nine week halt
United Press International reports that cement truck drivers in the seven county Chicago region resume service after a nine week strike. Northern Illinois Ready Mix contract ratified ends the stoppage affecting over 200000 people. Pilots and flight attendants return to work at Trans International Airlines ending a 26 year strike.
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United Press International
Chicago
Teamsters
Northern Illinois Ready Mix and Materials Association
Trans International Airlines
Trans International
Los Angeles
Phelps Dodge Corp
National Football League
NFL ‘Players Association
Labor Department
Washington
James Scearce
Players’ Association
Peru
Ind
Service Employes Union
Hazel Park
Midh
Reagan Warns Against New Consumer Protection Agency
San Francisco UPI Reagan says a proposed consumer protection agency would become a dangerous new bureaucracy and threaten freedom by accessing confidential information. He labels the agency and a federal land planning bill as threats, calls for a balanced budget and GOP unity amid Democratic opposition.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Consumer Protection Agency
Congress
Reagan
Nixon
Hearing into alleged abuse of servicemen children
Senate subcommittee to probe claims that Pentagon funded psychiatric care for military dependents at facilities accused of torturing youths. Sen. Henry M. Jackson calls hearings essential to hold the Defense Department accountable. Investigations target Green Valley School in Florida and University Center in Michigan.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Senate Subcommittee
Henry M. Jackson
Defense Department
Uniformed Serves
Champus
Jackson
Green Valley School
Orange City
Fla
University Center
Ann Arbor
Mich
Churchmen oppose tax funds used in vice probe
In Seattle church leaders protest taxpayer financed civilian agents used to infiltrate body painting studios linked to prostitution. The Church Council of Greater Seattle criticizes the program as immoral and costly with two agents spending about 700 dollars since June while undercover investigations target about 10 studios.
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Seattle
UPI
Church Council of
Greater Seattle
William B. Cate
Church Council
Cate
Vice Squad
Tim Burgess
Burgess
Richard W. Ramon
Ramon
Pair of cold fronts trigger central weather and storms
A pair of cold fronts produced thundershowers from lower Michigan to eastern Colorado with cooler temperatures and heavy rain in spots. Gusts reached 72 mph in Ottumwa and tornadoes were reported near Polo South Dakota and Tama Iowa as storms swept the central states.
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United Press International
Colorado
Deer Trail
Byers
Colo
Denver
Waterloo
Iowa
la Crosse
Wis
Southern
Plateau
Central
Eastern
Gulf States
North Pacific Coast
Washington
Bradford
Blythe
Calif
Jordan Calls Peace Meet for Arabs
Jordan invites foreign ministers of Jordan Egypt and Syria and a PLO representative to coordinate Arab stance on Middle East peace talks. Premier Zeid Rifai says the meeting should be held soon and aims to strengthen Arab coordination after the Sadat Hussein communique and the PLO rejection of its representation formula.
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United Press International
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Middle East
Zeid Rifai
Rifai
Hussein
Anwar Sadat
Alexandria
Kingdom
Call for cuts in federal spending to curb inflation
Former White House economist Dr Paul W McCraken and Senators Herman Talmadge and Alan Cranston pressed for immediate spending cuts and tax relief. McCraken urged curbing government outlays and adjusting personal exemptions, while Cranston argued two thirds of 7.5 million in aid should be scrapped to curb authoritarian regimes abroad. President Nixon planned meetings with business leaders in San Clemente and an economy address.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Paul W. McCraken
Council of Economic Advisers
McCraken
Nixon
Canada
NBC
Meet the Press
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Alan Cranston
California
U.S
Talmadge
Santa Claus
Treasury
William
E. Simon
George P. Shultz
Cranston
San Clemente
Calif
Refugees Airlifted as Cyprus Crisis Deepens across Britain bases
Scores of RAF planes evacuated refugees from Cyprus to Lyneham and a base north of London. A 1,000-vehicle convoy carried 4,400 refugees from Nicosia to these bases as UN mediators sought a cease fire between Greek Cypriots and Turkish invaders. Witnesses describe widespread killings and mass graves amid the coup and fighting.
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Lyneham
England
UPI
Royal Air Force
Cyprus
London
Nicosia
U.N
Arthur Williams
Bank of America promotes farm financing and dairy loans
Bank of America advertises dairy and agriculture loans, claiming competitive terms and confidential handling. It touts a strong agricultural commitment, profits for customers and communities, and a local branch at 215 North H Street with manager George L. Cotsenmeyer.
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Bank of America
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Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles International Airport
TWA
Boston
Mass
Pittsburgh
Consumer Agency
Edward Cox
Pacific Ocean
Tricia Cox
Tricia
Cox
Red Beach
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Derek Reed
Dublin
Paphos
Makarios
National Guard
Grace McAllen
Jennie Pappas
New York City
Limassol
Sepes
Lompoc
Lompoc Plaza
al & Rose Hilligus
Owners & Managers
Lie
North H Street
George L. Cotsenmeyer
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