Labor Secretary Brennan Often Carries a Gun for Protection
Labor Secretary Peter J. Brennan who led New York building trades unions says he frequently carries a firearm for protection and has stationed extra guards around his office. Brennan, a former union leader, defended the practice saying he would not carry illegally and has never reported threats to his safety.
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UPI
Peter J. Brennan
New York
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Thomas Costigan
Costigan
New York City and State Building and Construction Trades Council
New York City
Nixon
Cambodia
National Conference of Building and Construction Trades
Labor
Renault Embroiled In Labor Conflict Across France
Renault locked out 20,000 workers at Flins after strikes and sabotage. A second plant at Sandouville and the Boulogne-Billancourt site faced walkouts, with 40,000 employees in the dark about pay as the firm offered 47 percent of normal wages. Farmers rallied in Valenciennes demanding higher prices and market protection. In Lebanon, Beirut government forces kept Homs under control after anti-government unrest.
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Renaults
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Renault
Flins
Sandouville
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Boulogne-Billancourt
Peugeot
France
Citroen
Messmer
Valenciennes
Georges Pompidou
Jacques. Chirac
U.S
Jury To Decide Injury Suit Involving McGees
A 9th District Court civil jury weighs a $110 308 injury suit filed by Carl McGee and family against Robert W. Thomas and W C Jones Electric Co. The McGees claim their two children were hurt in a June 7 1972 double car crash at University Avenue and 2nd Street.
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Deborah
Steven
Robert W. Thomas
W. C. Jones Electric Co
McGees
University Avnue
2Nd Street
Dude Howard C. Davison
Presidin
Riots Hit Homs After Syria Votes Amid Sectarian Tensions
Riot scenes erupt in Homs Hama and Damascus as Sunnis traders object to Syria's secular constitution endorsed by a 97.6 percent mandate in a March referendum. Reports link the Muslim Brotherhood to the unrest with Libyan backing, as President Assad faces renewed Sunni pressure.
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Aleppo
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Beirut
Homs
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Baath Party
Assad
Syria
Moslem Brotherhood
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Hilton Expansion Sets Six Level Hotel Complex Growth
Hilton unveils a six level extension with 150 guest rooms and private cab, interior atrium with heated rotator, plus meeting rooms and a restaurant. The $2.22 million project ranks as the year’s second largest building permit, behind Texas Tech University library addition, contributing to a year’s record construction total near $69 million.
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Wath Ie
Texas Tech University
Medical Malpractice Reform and Research Proposal
Washington AP report outlines a 18 month study by a 21 member panel on U S medical malpractice. It recommends a private nonprofit nationwide focal point for malpractice research information education and prevention and modest HEW funding. It notes 1970 malpractice costs and insurer activity and cites hospital incidents as main source of claims. It also mentions a separate bee sting fatality in Japan.
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