Jobs and Jobless Bath Show Rise in Employment
U S government data show employment up to 83.5 million with a 6.6 percent unemployment rate. Seasonally adjusted figures imply about 300,000 jobs added and unemployment rising slightly due to labor-force expansion. Wages edged up two cents to 3.64 an hour, weekly pay to 137.23, as total employment rises 2.6 million over the year.
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Washington
Labor Department Today
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ioba
Oklahoma court orders OU to recognize Gay Alliance rights
A Norman court ruled the University of Oklahoma must grant equal campus privileges to the Norman Gay Alliance for Sexual Freedom. Judge Elvin J. Brown said denying recognition and funds would be discriminatory, noting similar support for other diverse groups and directing OU to permit campus facilities, bursar account, and full organizational rights. The university planned to study the decision.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Elvin J. Brown
Norman Gay Alliance For Sexual Freedom
Oklahoma
Gay Alliance
Brown
Sether
Missouri to host 1972 aviation officials convention
Jefferson City Missouri chosen as host state for the 1972 annual convention of the National Association of State Aviation Officials. The Tan Tar A resort on Lake of the Ozarks will host October 9 to 12. About 300 aviation officials from 48 states and Puerto Rico are expected. Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development aviation section and the Association of State Aviation Officials in Washington DC sponsor.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
National Association of State Aviation Officials
Tan-Tar-A
Lake of the Ozarks
States
Puerto Rico
Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
National Office of the Association of State Aviation Officials
Washington, D.C
Nixon Tanaka summit to announce new trade pact
HONOLULU AP report says President Nixon and Japanese PM Kakuei Tanaka will close their Pacific summit with a joint communique detailing a trade accord. It envisions extra $1 billion in U.S. goods to aid the dollar, discussions in private talks followed by a working dinner, and a possible Tanaka visit to Washington next year.
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Honolulu
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Comiaheae
Tanaka
U.S. Mainland
Washington
Job Ruckus Ends In Death For Three
Three Bi-State Transit System garage mechanics were shot to death by a fellow employee who came to collect his pay, killing James Story 32 Arnold Missouri Marvin Gray 52 St Louis County and Donald Parrish 30 Webster Groves. An arrest warrant was issued for Samuel Blockton 47 a maintenance employee with prior prison terms including part of a 0 year murder sentence in the 1980s. A witness saw a man arguing with Gray and the others when the shooting began. Gray Parrish were mechanics and Story was a supervisor. Police are checking reports Gray filed a grievance. the union denied a formal filing.
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Polite
James I. Story
Arnold
Marvin FE
Gray
St. Louis County
Donald Lee Parrish
Webster Groves
Samuel
Blockton
Robert Green
Green
Parrish
Story
More Charter Flight Users May Be Stuck
U S tourists stranded abroad on charter flights face homeward gaps as Daedalus Travel suspends operations. The State Department condemns free rides at taxpayer expense while CAB notes 10 000 or more may remain overseas this year due to illegal low fare charters.
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GTON
Europe
State Department
U.S
London
Gatwick Airport
Daedalus Travel Inc
Ruth Jacobs
New York
Charles Bray
Bray
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Ilegal
Nabors Says Mayo Clinic Exam Finds Him Healthy
Actor Jim Nabors reported a routine physical at Mayo Clinic in Rochester showing good health. He said a doctor told him he is very healthy and plans to appear at the New York State Fair in Syracuse before returning to Los Angeles.
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Rochester, Minn
Jim Nabors
Mayo Sand
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Leonard Wins Nonpartisan Nomination for Missouri Governor
AP canvass confirms Leonard 606 votes to 487 for Miller in Missouri’s Aug 8 nonpartisan primary. Phelps tops Badareco by 2,495 for GOP lieutenant governor. Leonard to face Dowd and Bond in general election. GOP race totals delayed. Kirkpatrick tops with 461,776 Democratic votes. Governor race total 1,004,284, near 1936 high.
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Paul J. Leonard
Jackson
Missouri
Secretary of State
Associated Press
Leonard
Charles Samuel Miller
Kansas City
William Phelps
Joseph Badareco
St. Louis
Miller
Edward Dowd
Christopher Bond
James C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Novel Writer Unearths Odd Bible Lore by HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE reports Irving Wallace, famed author of The Word, spent a decade researching biblical lore for his religious novel. He shares quirky claims from the Bible such as no dates, varied crucifixion details, and surprising word counts, noting his own shift from atheism to agnosticism through the process.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Irving Wallace
Wallace
Gutenberg
Jesus
Mt. Calvary
Nazareth
Turner's Firms Shrunk Amid Turbulence and Probes
Floridian magnate Glenn W Turner has reduced his business empire from 70 firms to 10 as mergers and dissolutions proceed. A spokesman says many companies were paper entities dissolved to simplify taxes while denying financial instability. Turner faces securities charges and police raids tied to Koscot and Dare To Be Great, with legal fees averaging $100,000 weekly as actions unfold.
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Fla
Glenn W.turner
Glenn W. Turner Enterprises, Inc
Turner
Les O'Neill
Aise
Koscot Interplanetary, Inc
Pinellas County
O’neill
O'Neill
Portland
Ore
Securities and Exchange Commission
Aaron Shay McKenzie Born to McKenzies at St. Joseph
Mr and Mrs Wayne McKenzie of High Ridge welcomed their first child a son born at 3 pm Thursday at St Joseph Hospital in Kirkwood He weighed 8 pounds 13 ounces and is named Aaron Shay Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John McKenzie and Mr and Mrs Raymond Bybee of Mexico
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Wayne McKenzie
High Ridge
St. Joseph Hospital
Kirkwood
Aaron Shay
John McKenzie
Raymond Bybee
Mexico
Tech Courses Enroll On at Vocational School Monday
Enrollment will be held for 23 skilled and technical courses at 7 p.m. Monday night September 11 at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School. Adults 16 and older from Audrain and neighboring counties may take six business courses including Accounting I Bookkeeping I Typing I II Shorthand I II Secretarial Training and Office Machines. Call 581-5684 for more information.
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Mexico Area
Chinese beer shipment arrives in Oakland from China
A load of 1,300 cases of Chinese beer the first containerized shipment from the People’s Republic of China to the United States was scheduled to arrive at the port of Oakland today. The through bill of lading is described as a major cargo move in decades. Imported by Tsingtao Imports of Oakland, the beer will be marketed to specialty San Francisco Bay Area restaurants.
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Oakland
Calif
People’s Republic of China
United States
China
Tsingtao Imports
San Francisco Bay Area
Plan Offers Food Help For Elderly
Washington AP reports a government project named Project FIND seeks elderly Americans eligible for food stamp or commodity programs and Social Security services. Since Aug 2, 1.4 million requests have arrived. 461,000 postcards processed. Red Cross to aid with 30,000 volunteers. Dr. Arthur S. Flemming leads the effort, aiming to connect isolated seniors to benefits and support.
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Philadelphia
Project
Arthur S. Flemming
White House
Flemming
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