Oil imports push US trade deficit back in June
Washington AP reports oil imports rose 34.4 percent in June, widening the U.S. trade deficit to 377.3 million dollars as imports surpassed exports. For the year to date, deficits edge lower on a quarterly basis, though oil demand risks higher prices amid ongoing talks among exporters. Exports rose modestly with machinery and transportation equipment leading gains, and agricultural exports also up.
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U.S
Commerce Department
United States
Ex Employee Sues Empiregas For 366067
Ex employee Robert Sanders of Rush Hill sues Empiregas Co Inc of Mexico in Audrain County Circuit Court alleging failure to provide discharge pay per a worker act. He seeks 266 plus 801.16 growth bonus and 350000 in punitive damages plus a service letter. Also notes thunderstorms in St. Louis area with power outages and a separate House reprimand vote for Rep. Sikes.
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Empiregas Co., Inc
Mexico
Sanders
Empire
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Patrick Completes Instructor Course at Missouri
Chief Don Bolli of the Mexico Public Safety Department announced that Richard Patrick completed a 45 hour fire department instructor course on July 23 at the University of Missouri. Patrick began the course July 17 through AMC extension division.
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Don Bolli
Mexico Public Safety Department
Richard Patrick
University of Missouri
AMC
Mr. Patrick
Bolli
Bill Tuggle
Richard Bertels
Ralph Bartels
Columbia
Kelly Davis
Lesson On Economics For Carter Mondale Plains Ga
In Plains Georgia Carter and Mondale heard a defense briefing and discussed nuclear strategy with experts including Schultze Okun and Klein. They noted rough parity with the Soviet Union, preferred deterrence by balance, and expressed caution on first strike questions.
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Carter
Soviet Union
United States
Pine Woods
Plains
Mondale
Charles Schultze
Bureau of the Budget
Lyndon Johnson
Arthur Okun
Council of Economic Advisers
Lawrence Klein
University of Pennsylvania
Mediators Near Cannery Strike Settlement In Washington
Government mediators moved toward a settlement of the California cannery strike as over 60,000 rubber workers were urged back to work. Talks plus wage demands and inflation adjustments shaped the bargaining, with Can nery workers averaging $4.93 an hour and unions seeking about $1.65 hourly gains over three years.
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Washington
California
Federal Mediation Service
Comromise
United Rubber Orders
Peter Bommarito
Charles J. Pilliod
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Pilliod
Labor
W.j.usery Jr
James F. Scearce
U.S
Teamsters Union
Ford
Agriculture Department
Earl Butz
Butz
White House Intruder Described As Impulsive By Psychiatrist
Chester M. Plummer Jr. climbed the White House fence with a lead pipe and was shot by a guard after 45 minutes of stalking outside 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. A psychiatrist five months earlier said he was inclined to act impulsively, while authorities noted a troubled past including an indecent exposure incident and probation.
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Chester M. Plummer Jr
White House
Plummer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Mansion
Husky
Chester Sr
Ford
Chester
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