Firemen Strikes Hit New York and Milwaukee
The Associated Press reports New York City firemen voted to strike if no contract by 8 30 a m Tuesday. Milwaukee guardsmen replace absent firemen as Wisconsin crews show red flu absence around 40 percent. Union demands include a 2000 dollar raise on a 14300 dollar base pay. A 1000 member firefighters union faced a temporary restraining order while negotiations continued.
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National Guard
Milwaukee
Wis
New York
Uniformed Firefighters Assn
John ¥. Lindsay
All Trans World Airlines
International Harvester Co
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Robert Curley
Work Stoppages Hit Papers
New York AP reports AFL AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild struck the Daily News after rejecting the final contract offer. The walkout affects 1,400 employees and follows a midnight bargaining session. Negotiations with The New York Times continue amid a broader labor dispute at major city papers.
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New York
Afl-Afl-Cio
Today
Daily News
The
News
Guild
New York Times
the News
the Times
Oid
St Louis Ford Union Local 325 Ratifies Three Year Pact
Hazelwood Missouri AP Members of United Auto Workers Local 325 have agreed to a new three year local contract with the Ford Motor Co plant here and ratified a national contract agreement reached last month.
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Hazelwood, Mo
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Gurney urges domestic truce over Watergate clash
Sen Edward J Gurney R Fla proposes a six point plan to ease Watergate tensions including independent next prosecutor access to tapes full Senate review of material trusted by Congress and White House action on Gerald Ford VP nomination a halt to impeachment talk and a restrained public reception of media reporting.
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Ila
Nixon
Edward J. Gurney
Rfla
Senate
Florida Home Builders Association
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Congress
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Victim Sucked From Plane Window In Silent Disaster
State police hunted for a man reported to have been sucked out of a National Airlines DC10 at 40 000 feet after an engine failed and cabin depressurized aboard a Miami to San Francisco flight. 128 aboard. passenger G F Gardner of Beaumont Texas listed on manifest. one death and 23 treated after landing.
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Albuquerque
Nlm
National Airlines
Miami
San Francisco
G. F. Gardner
Beaumont
Tex
Bush Sees GOP Image Problem
ST LOUIS AP George Bush the GOP National Chairman said the party must change its image not due to Watergate but because it appears rich exclusive and closed He urged more ethnic candidates to dispel the myth of exclusiveness and broaden the party's appeal to voters and workers.
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ST. Louis
GOP
George Bush
Bush
Farmers Face Question When To Sell Soybeans
Wesphalia Kansas farmers recall 5.25 dollar and 12 dollar highs for soybeans last year and weigh when to sell as harvest begins. Bierly Highberger Wood reflect on risk costs and rising demand from Japan and consumers. Most expect 5 to 7 dollars if price climbs again, and many expanded soybean acreage this year.
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Kan
Carl Bierly
Kansas
Kansas City Board of Trade
Bierly
Midwest
Midlands
Gene Highberger
Chuck Wood
Chuck
Jean Wood
Daddy
Wood
Emporia State College
Japan
Highberger
166 W Monroe Mexico MO Listing
Property listing at 166 West Monroe in Mexico Missouri carries a price of 5265 dollars and a contact phone number 356 583 5300 for inquiries.
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W. Monroe
Mexico
Diabetes Clinic Set For Thursday in Mexico
A diabetes detection clinic will be held Thursday at the education building of the First Presbyterian Church in Mexico. The one hour testing runs from 7 30 a m to noon and is free. The clinic is conducted by the Mexico Regional Diabetes Association and the Mexico Public Health Service with Community Chest funds. Those with symptoms or a family history are urged to be tested. Contact Mrs Bert Francis or Mrs Joe Ehrhardt to schedule. Pre test instructions run Monday to Wednesday with diet changes and no smoking after 10 p m Wednesday.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mexico Regional Diabetes Association
Mexico Public Health Service
Bert Francis
Joe Ehrhardt
Philip Dillard
Farmer makes methane fuel from cow manure at Red Key
Richard Shuttleworth of Red Key Indiana and his son John built an anaerobic digester turning manure and water into methane to power lights and heat a home. The system, costing about 15000 dollars, uses bacteria to convert waste into gas and fertilizer. a smaller version can be built for under 2000 dollars with a 55 gallon drum.
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Red Key
Ind
Indiana
Richard Shuttleworth
Shuttlesworth
John
Ecology
John Shuttlesworth
Mother Earth News
North Carolina
Shuttlesworths
Miss Gladys Brundege Retires After 31 Years at Green Co
Miss Gladys M. Brundege retires from A P Green Refractories Co after 31 years as secretary for Mexico plant management and environmental control. She joined in 1942 as secretary to George Sullivan, first woman in the plant office, later served W D Clark and overseen records for outside plants. A Sturgeon native, she trained at Kirksville State Teachers College and Chillicothe Business College, later worked for the U S Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service in Columbia. Active in United Methodist Church, Emanuel Shrine, WRENS, Eastern Star, and Kiwanis duties. Resides at 700 5 Washington.
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Gladys M. Brundege
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
Environmental Control Department
Green
U.S
Sturgeon
Kirksville State Teachers College
Chillicothe Business College
Columbia
U.S. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Green Company
United Methodist Church
Emanuel Shrine
The
WRENS
A.P. Green
Eastern Star
Kiwanis Club
Miss Brundege
Washington
MHS Students Place High In Speech Tournament
Mexico High School students Kathy Erdel and Rob Deason earned a second place at the Central High School Speech Tournament in Springfield. Priscilla Singleton won third, with Gary Guthrie and Fran Phillips also qualifying for finals.
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By Publications Department
Mexico High
Kathy Erdel
Rob Deason
Mexico
Central High School
Springfield
Priscilla Singleton
Gary Guthrie
Fran Phillips
Doomsday Jet Change Costs $548 Million
The GAO reports the cost to convert national flying command posts to 747s has risen to 548 million dollars, up 66 million from last year. The Air Force dropped an on board communications computer system, plans to add it later at 73 million, and faced a 25 million hike to shield the plane from EMP effects that could blackout radio links.
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Washington
Congressional
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAO
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Air Force
Theft Of Nightstick Starts Chain Of Events
AP dispatch from St Louis reports a failed attempt to steal a policeman’s nightstick triggered a nationwide police chase. A prowler was seen. officers pursued, shots were fired, a man was struck by a passing car, then tackled. A revolver discharged accidentally, injuring four officers. Terrence Bethel, 24, was hospitalized in serious condition with a head wound and booked on theft and assault charges.
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St, Louis
West End
Terrence Bethel
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