Auto talks edge toward end of three day UAW strike
Detroit UPI report says Chrysler Corp and United Auto Workers recessed a 22 hour session with the top company negotiator noting progress toward ending the three day strike. Union spokesmen said talks began Sunday at 10 am and would resume at noon as the shortest national strike looms with about 113000 UAW members on strike.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
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Chrysler
Chrysler World Headquarters
Leonard Woodcock
Douglas A. Fraser
Fraser
O'Brien
City to rule on revoking antique repair permit at 120 West Walnut
City officials plan a public hearing to revoke the conditional use permit for Al Auto Body Repair Shop at 120 West Walnut Avenue, citing violation of 1969 rules allowing only antique restoration. The move follows Planning Commission and Community Development Director concerns over downtown plans and site eye sore remarks.
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al Autry
West Walnut Avenue
Autry
Lompoc
Telex Wins Big in IBM Monopoly Suit in Tulsa
The Telex Corp wins 352.5 million dollars in damages against IBM in a billion-dollar case filed in Tulsa alleging monopoly. IBM countersued and received about 21.9 million for copyright infringement. Judge A Sherman Christensen orders IBM to price items separately within 60 days and bans predatory marketing. Telex faces a two-year bar on hiring IBM employees without court permission.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Telex Corp
IBM
U.S
A. Sherman Christensen
Christensen
Fire arson attempt at Buena Vista Elementary reported
Firefighters investigated an arson attempt at Buena Vista Elementary School in Vandenberg Village at 7 23 AM. Evidence included burned airplane glue and plastic on a wall. Two Vandenberg AFB residents were arrested on Miguelito Canyon Road on charges including open container marijuana and narcotics paraphernalia and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Buena Vista
Vandenberg Village
Sheriff's
Vandenberg Afb
Michael Lee Teague
LaMar S. Weber
Miguelito Canyon Road
James D. Smith
North B Street
North M Street
Lompoc
Smith
Lawmakers weigh mandatory fuel allocation amid cold risk
A congressional staff study warns that skipping a mandatory allocation this winter could trigger a chaotic scramble for heating fuel if weather is colder than normal. It cites tight supplies and a high risk of shortages, especially in New England, the Middle Atlantic, and the upper Midwest, with shortages potentially reaching 30 percent. Senator Humphrey urges immediate adoption of allocation rules.
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Washington
UPI
House-Senate Joint Economic Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Four Burglaries Reported In Lompoc Weekend
Lompoc police investigated four burglaries over the weekend. D W Blades reported $132 of frozen food stolen from a garage freezer after the door was jimmied. Moose Lodge at 921 W Laurel Ave reported $50 in change taken through a non secured window. Cliff Cook at 1201 W Laurel Ave said burglars damaged his office $100 with $1.10 in change missing. Sherie Fitzpatrick reported $20 in fifty cent pieces stolen, entry suspected through a living room window.
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Lompoc
D.W. Blades
North Sixth Street
Moose Lodge
W. Laurel Avenue
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Sherie Fitzpatrick
North K Street
Closing Stocks Quotations From Rohrbaugh Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations furnished through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3-3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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