Air Traffic Controllers Threaten Job Action Across Nation
The 14 000 air controllers began a work by the book slowdown amid a looming labor wave. FAA spokesmen reported little disruption at major U S airports as unions pushed for a pay reclassification study. Meanwhile rubber, cannery, fruit and coal strikes spread with 60 000, 30 000, and 150 000 workers impacted.
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Associated Press
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Controllers’ Union
FAA
Washington
California
West Virginia
Penn
Sylvania
Ohio
Virginia
U.S. Civil Service Commission
United Rubber Workers
U.S
W.J. Usery
James F. Scearce
Federal Mediation Service
Goodyear
Firestone
Uniroyal
B.F. Goodrich
Carter consults Washington insiders in defense and policy briefings
Carter sits with 10 foreign policy experts and a broader group of Eastern establishment advisers for four briefings on defense economics and intelligence. Sessions are designed to give the former Georgia governor inside knowledge and challenge established views as he campaigns in Georgia.
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Jody Powell
Carter
CIA
George Bush
Bush
Yogi Berra
Mer
Pentagon
Cyrus Vance
Paul Nitze
Arthur Okun
Paul Schultze
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Georgia
Piedmont
Powell
Lucky Lady Saloon Closes in Juneau Remembering Mary Joyce
Juneau Alaska AP reports the Lucky Lady saloon has closed following the death of owner Mary Joyce a pioneer homesteader nurse pilot and dog musher. Friends recall her fearless life including a 1000 mile 1935 dog sled trek to enter a Miss Alaska contest and early seaplane piloting work with Northwest Airlines.
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Juneau
Alaska
Mary Joyce
Lucky Lady
Mary
Mary Anne Greiner
Taku
Fairbanks
Hackley Smith
California
Joyce
Two Convicted For Getty Kidnapping in Italy
An Italian court convicted two men in the 1973 kidnapping of J Paul Getty II, sentencing them to 16 and eight years. Six co-defendants were acquitted of kidnapping charges but five were convicted of narcotics possession and trafficking.
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Getty
Lagonegro
Italy
J. Paul Getty II
NAACP Branch to Meet at Second Baptist Church
The Mexico Audrain NAACP Branch will hold a 6 p.m. meeting tonight in the C. E. Richards Fellowship Hall at Second Baptist Church, announced by president H. O. Tolson.
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Mexico-Audrain
NAACP
C. E. Richards
Second Baptist Church
H. O. Tolson
Women Cadets Do Super in Beast Barracks at West Point
West Point AP report details the first 119 women cadets, and 1,200 of 1,366 men, entering beast barracks week four. They endure dawn to late evening drills, relay races, obstacle courses, rifle practice, and ration meals under Col. Arvid West Jr. guidance while adapting to new opportunities and ongoing attrition. Cadets Katharine Goodland and Joy Trent express resolve and enthusiasm amid tough training.
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West Point
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
Arvid E. West Jr
Beast Barracks
West
Army
Katharine Goodland
Ames
Iowa
Joy Trent
Flagstaff
Ariz
GM profits hit record 909 million in second quarter
GM reports second quarter earnings of 909 million dollars, a record for an industrial company in a three month period. Revenue rose to 12.5 billion with 2.37 million cars sold as the auto industry rebounds from a slump.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Exxon Corp
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
United States
Wall Street
Chrysler
Ford
United Auto Workers
UAW
Historic Missouri Buildings on Channel 12 program
A See Ty Channel 12 segment at 6 p.m. August 3 and 12 noon on August 4 highlights three Missouri historic sites: the Capitol Building in St Charles, Jefferson Landing in Jefferson City, and the Wainwright Building in St Louis. The National Registry restorations feature Dr Marian Ohman and the site architects with Jefferson Landing as a Bicentennial project.
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Missouri
See
University of Mu-Columbia Extension Division
St. Charles
Jefferson Landing
Jefferson City
Wainwright
St. Louis
Marian Ohman
University of Mu-Columbia
Jim Lemon Campaign Appeal to Reelect James Lemon
A campaign appeal urges voters to choose the Republican ballot on August 3 to reelect Jim Lemon as representative. The notice is paid by Jim Lemon Campaign with Sandy Clark as treasurer, Nablisville, Missouri.
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Jim
Jefferson City
Jim Lemon
Sandy Clark
Nalisville, Mo
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N.F.L
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Jim Lemons
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
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