Kaiser Union To Vote Monday
Three hundred members of United Brick and Clay Workers Local at Kaiser Refractories heard a three year contract proposal Friday night and vote on it Monday. Industry wide terms include 38 cents raise first year and 20 cents next two years plus cost of living and enhanced benefits. concerns centered on the three year length. Voting hours are 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, with broader ratification possible for other plants later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brick and Clay Workers Local
Kaiser Refractories
Kaiser
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Dresser Industries
Vandalia
Pittsburgh
A. P. Greenhorles Co
Mexico
Fulton
Green
Kaiser and Harbison- Walker
Ralph Kaufman
Kaufman
Herbert Hill
Hill
Brick and Clay Workers Union
Kaiser and Harbiison-Walker
Wellaville Fire Brick Co
CE. Refractories
Farber
A. P. Green Re
Americans Given Prison Camp Terms
Three American heroin smugglers were sentenced to labor camp terms of five to eight years in the Soviet Union for smuggling 63 pounds of heroin. The defendants, from New York, Whitestone, and Las Vegas, faced a strengthened regime camp, with appeals likely but viewed as unlikely to succeed. The case marked the first American trial in the USSR since 1968, and observers noted heightened airport surveillance as drug routes via Moscow are targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Supreme Court of
Malaysia
Paris
Lev K. Mironov
Gerald R. Amster
New York City
Dennis R Burns
Whitestone
N.Y
Paul Brawer
Las Vegas
Nev
Tashkent
Afghanistan
Patma
Sheremetyevo
Aeroflot
Asia
Disability Facility Discussed by Hannibal Regional Council
The seven-county Hannibal region eyed a county sheltered workshop and residential facility to aid developmental disability cases. A statewide vote via House Bill 240 was discussed, with Handi-Shop sponsors inviting the public to a 7:30 p.m. Monday meeting at 519 W Liberty St. A Ruth Jensen Village film will be shown, and regional leaders noted Lincoln and Boone counties had already approved such facilities. The council, one of 11 in Missouri, supports evaluation, education, counseling, and community placement services through the Department of Mental Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regional Council On Development Disabilities
Audram
Liberty St
Mack Ogden
Ruth Jensen
Bowling Green
Pike County
Mari Kovar
Columbia
Mra
Doris Moore
Laddonia
Hannibal
Lincoln
Boone
Missouri
CB Listeners May Have Interfered With Ransom Drop
In Long Beach California police say citizen band radio listeners may have disrupted a ransom drop tied to the kidnapping and murder of Joann Seigman a 43 year old market manager's wife The family was abducted while her husband John Seigman 50 was forced to drive to the market and collect money from a safe About eight thousand dollars was involved and CB radio users crowded the area hindering the operation police noted some CBers aided investigators while others increased curiosity and confusion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Joann Seigman
Rossmoor
He Head
Cathy
John
Paul
John Seigman
Sim Middleton
Middleton
Jim Ferguson
Scientists Produce Gene To Work In Living Cell
MIT researchers led by Har Gobind Khorana report creating a manmade gene that functions in living bacteria, outlining nine years of work and potential medical applications. The work contrasts with recombinant DNA and aims to reveal how genes turn on and off within cells. The Cambridge project follows ethical concerns and a City Council ban on recombination labs.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Har Gobind Khorana
Alfred B. Sloan
MIT
San Francisco
American Chemical Society
Cambridge
Harvard University
Khorana
Hans-Joachim Fritz
Renewed U N Command demands safety of Panmunjom staff
At Panmunjom the U N Command pressed North Korea to guarantee safety for all joint security area personnel essential to the armistice. The two sides failed to reach agreement on a new security plan, with North Korea urging acceptance of its partition proposal. Frodden urged removal of Communist posts and warned of no progress without guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Allied Command
Joint Korean Military Armistice Commission
Mark P. Frodden
U.S
Han Ju-kyong
U.N
UNC
Koreas
Frodden
Han
Seoul
Park Chung-hee
Panmunjom Joint Security Area
South Korea
Nielsen Answers Teasdale Charges About Prison Site
Kansas City AP reports Missouri commissioner J Neil Nielsen rebutted claims of secrecy in buying land near Richards Gebaur Air Force Base for a proposed medium security prison. Teasdale accused Gov Bond and aides of a sunshine law violation. Nielsen defended openness and noted 10 day window to review the 261 acre site near Grandview. The sale involved Patrick Fogel and local officials were informed prior to announcement. land cost slightly under 5,000 per acre. Later, a birth notice lists Ernest Ward Lierheimer born 8:10 PM Tuesday at Audrain Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. Neil Nielsen
Missouri
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Nielsen
Joseph Teasdale
Christopher S. Bond
Teasdale
Jackson County
Grandview
Richards-Gebaur
St. Joseph
Bond
Georgeanne Hedges
Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners
Jerry Fogel
GOP
Fogel
Charles Wheeler
Richard Lierheimer
Route 5
Ernest Ward Lierheimer
Audrain Medical Center
Kara Kristine
Burt Ward
Mountain: Home, Ark
Edwin Lierhelmer
Mexico
Hugo Doerge
Lierhelmer
Ambush in Tehran Kills Three American Technicians
In Tehran suburb guerrillas using automatic weapons struck three Americans traveling on a highway, all identified as 43 year old Rockwell International Californians William Cottrell Jr Robert Krongard and Donald Smith. Authorities linked the attack to a broader insurgent campaign and noted prior killings of U S officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Pentagon
Washington
Rockwell International
Autonetica
Rockwell
Anaheim
Calif
William Cottrell Jr
Los Gatos
Robert Krongard
Sunnyvale
Donald Smith
Yorba Linda
New Foster Home Becomes Third In Circuit Group Homes
The 12th Judicial Circuit juvenile court announces Robert and Hileen Plotner as licensed foster home parents at 1412 N. Jefferson St. Their facility joins the Hoard and Gierer homes as the circuit's third group foster care home. Children, including a 17-year-old placed on moving day, receive room, care, and services through the Division of Family Services and Juvenile Court programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th Judicial Circuit’ Juvenile Court
Robert and
Hileen Plotner
N. Jefferson St
Plotners
North Jefferson Street
Division of Family Services
Hoard
E. Holt St
Gierer
Warrenton
Human Development Corporation
Court
Juvenile Court
Susanna Bunge
Juvenile Court Office
Robert
Eileen Plotner
12Th Judicial Circuit Juvenile Court
Circuit
Protners
Richard Vance
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Kaiser Union
Division of Developmental Disabilities
Department of Mental
Marion
Audrain
Monroe
Ralls
Callaway
Montgomery
Pike
Cbers
Ann Arbor
Detroit
New Foster Home
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