Union votes on J Manville contract tomorrow
Union workers at Johns Manville Products Co will vote on a contract the company calls the most costly in its history. Local 146 leaders oppose it, arguing the package nets about 1.25 per hour in real gains versus the company’s 1.70 figure. About 500 workers are affected and wage issues plus incentive pay coverage remain unsettled.
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Vaughn Proctor
Chemical Union
Little Theater
Lehigh School
Johns-Manville Products Co
Tom McCall
International Association of Chemical Workers Union
J-M
Aul Burnum
Burnum
C.A. Carlson
Barnum
Rockefeller discloses another list of loans
Vice presidential nominee Nelson Rockefeller released a new loan list showing more than 2 million dollars lent over 17 years to about 26 individuals and 12 family members. The report details 147,733 dollars still owed and includes 60,000 and 24,000 loans to Robert Anderson, repaid before his Eisenhower tenure.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Rockefeller
Congressional
Rockfeller
Anderson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rodman
Steven
Congress
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Senate
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
House Judiciary Committee
House Committee
Ford
Kissinger Gandhi heal past U S India tensions in Delhi talks
In New Delhi Kissinger and Prime Minister Gandhi held two meetings totaling nearly two hours and agreed to form a Joint Indo American Commission to boost trade science and education exchanges. Officials said President Ford was expected to accept an India visit and a joint communique would detail the new warmth in ties.
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New Delhi
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Indira Gandhi
U.S
Kissinger
U. S
Pakistan
Gandhi
Ford
India
Hunt testifies Mitchell OKs Watergate break-in plan
E Howard Hunt Jr testifies that G. Gordon Liddy and others discussed a plan approved by John Mitchell to bug and burgle the Democratic national headquarters in 1972. Hunt says Mitchell was known as the Big Man and describes meetings about surveillance and a proposed $1 million budget.
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Washington
UPI
E. Howard Hunt Jr
John N. Mitchell
National Democratic
Hunt
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Watergate
Richard Ben-Vineste
Big Man
Nixon
Dean
Magruder
Ford orders 70,000 Vietnam veterans hired by 1975
President Ford announced a federal plan to hire 70,000 Vietnam veterans by July 1, 1975, as he spoke at Arlington National Cemetery. He urged agencies to act quickly, noted progress in veteran unemployment, and pledged to resolve missing in action cases while addressing VA program overcrowding and staffing.
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Arlington, Va
UPI
Ford
Arlington National Cemetery
Southeast Asia
Interagency
National Alliance of Businessmen
Vietnam
Veterans Administration
Confident talk of $10,000 bribe tied to Zaca Lake vote
Sheriff John W. Carpenter testified about a confidential Aug. 14 ride with Board of Supervisors chairman Charles F. Catterlin during which Catterlin relayed Navarro had offered $10,000 to influence the Zaca Lake vote. The disclosure followed a Sept. bribery trial and prior notes.
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Dick Praul
John W. Carpenter
Zaca Lake
Board of Supervisors
Charles F. Catterlin
Catterlin
Santa Barbara
Raul Navarro
Carpenter
Navarro
San Diego
Boss
District Attorney’s Office
James Lindsey
George Bregante
Bregante
Patrick McKinley
McKinley
Monte Catterlin
Lindsey
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Steven C. Rockefeller
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John W. Dean III
Long Beach
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Lefkowitz
North Avenue
D Street
Lompoc
Cypress Avenue
Miguelito Channel
Santa Ynez River
Lompoc Library
Dick Roudebush
Ocean County Park
John Eby
Vandenberg Village
Ronald Douglas Milton
Sirius Ave
North H Street
Santa Ynez River Bridge
Milton
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
James Melvin Driver
Ocean View Blvd
Vafb
Bernadette Lucienne Allen
Barbara
Mission Hills
Brent Craig Ebbert
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