Ozark Strike Ends as Mechanics Accept 86 Percent
Ozark Air Lines workers end a 71 day strike after AMFA Local 24 members in St Louis and Chicago approve a new contract by 86 percent. Service resumption unclear. union cites removal of electronic surveillance and a broader economic package. Pay scale rose from 6.02 to 6.82 per hour with premiums.
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St, Louis
Ozark Air Lines
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Associaton
Midwest Air Carrier
St. Louis
Chicago
Sam Smith
AMFA
Ozark
Smith
Average Person Can Fly In Space Says Skylab Crew
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab astronauts say space flight is possible for ordinary people with regular exercise. Commander Charles Conrad Jr along with Paul Weitz and Joseph Kerwin discussed 28 days in zero gravity, postflight deconditioning, and the need for in flight exercise to readapt to gravity. They reported mild postflight effects such as nausea dizziness and vertigo but were in good health. Kerwin called living in space exhilarating while noting the return caused some discomfort.
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Conrad
Kerwin
Weitz
Earth
Wild Man Hijacks Fresno Bus After Fatal Onboard Attack
Fresno man Calvin Wilson, 22, died from throat blows during a Greyhound hijack on a Oakland to Los Angeles run. Johnny Smith, 18, of Los Angeles, was jailed on murder and kidnapping charges after the incident ended at Valley Medical Center in Fresno where a hostage situation unfolded. A hospital therapist described the suspect as possibly mentally ill during the chaotic event.
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Fresno
Calif
Sanger
Valley Medical Center
Wilson
Margaret Harris
Vallejo
Cuases
Baker Hopes President Will Respond to Accusations
Senator Howard Baker urged President Nixon to provide a sworn account of his meetings with John W. Dean III. He doubted the committee could compel testimony and favored a direct face to face exchange or deposition over a news conference, noting the constitutional limits and the need to test any sworn statement. Nixon previously denied knowledge of the Watergate cover up and any pardon talks.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Baker
Library Alarm Reduces Thefts At UNLV Library
LAS VEGAS NEV AP says a library alarm system at the University of Nevada library cut book thefts by half in the first year. Harold Erickson, director of libraries, noted the system saved thousands of dollars. An electromagnetic tape in each book is neutralized at checkout and triggers a lock, alarm, and flashing light if not properly checked out.
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Las Vegas
Nev
University of Nevada
Harold Erickson
Kleindienst’s Son Plans Seminary Education
BERKELEY AP Richard G Kleindiensts son Arthur 23 plans to enter Episcopal divinity school in Berkeley Calif He is working at the U S mission in Hong Kong and will return home after summer His mother says he showed interest in theology and church history from his Harvard European history major but they had no inkling he would enter a seminary
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Berkeley
Calif
U.S
Richard G. Kleindienst
Episcopal Divinity School
Arthur Kleindienst
Monday Ledgerland Station Listings and Highlights
TV guide style fragment notes a recess in Watergate hearings until July 10 and lists era shows per day including Today at 7:00 a.m. Bert Reynolds Dinah Shore appearances. Barbara Walters breast cancer series. multiple movie and soap block times. Dodgers vs Reds at 7:00 p.m.. Rembrandt biography at 7:00 p.m. and various 1960s films and daytime programs.
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White House
Burt Reynolds
Dom Deluise
Dinah Shore
Barbara Walters
Joel Grey
Mike Douglas
W. C. Fields
Buddy Rich
Ken Howard
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