Labor walkout pressures Dunlop as decision looms
A walkout by nine labor members from the Presidents Labor Management Advisory Committee and AFL-CIO leaders increases pressure on Labor Secretary Dunlop to resign. Dunlop expected to decide early next week on his effectiveness and continued ties with Meany after Ford vetoed a construction bill that would have expanded picketing rights.
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John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Robert A. Georgine
Georgine
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Ford
Organized Labor
Meany
Associated Builders and Contractors
Richard Nixon Turns 63 At Home In California
Former President Richard M. Nixon marked his 63rd birthday in San Clemente with plans for a private family dinner. An exhibit honoring him at the San Clemente Inn was not attended, as Nixon reportedly did not attend.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Paul Presley
San Clemente Inn
Presley
Pharmaceutical firm admits paying bribes to foreign officials
G D Searle & Co an Illinois based drug maker disclosed paying over 1.3 million to foreign government officials to secure overseas business. The bribes appeared as marketing expenses and tax deductions, yielding 84 thousand saved in 1973 74 and 11.5 million in foreign revenues. The company says payments were found by its board last September and employees were ordered to stop. Records show 179 thousand in 1973 produced 1.9 million, 726 thousand in 1974 produced 5.7 million, and 398 thousand in 1975 produced 3.9 million.
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Searle
Securities and Exchange Commission
Rise of Cretan Power in Bronze Age Aegean
In 1500 B.C. Crete, an island nation in the Mediterranean, had grown into a strong and flourishing people under robust social and economic development.
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Mediterranean
Byrd and Mathias Weigh Presidential Runs Amid Primary Drama
Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia announces plans to enter the May 11 West Virginia primary as an 11th Democratic candidate while Sen. Charles Mathias is expected to decide on a Republican bid. Reagan campaigns in Florida as Ford attacks budget cuts. Byrd positions as a potential dark horse with a campaign HQ in Washington.
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Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate
Byrd
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Florida
Howard H. Callaway
Edward M. Kennedy
Gradison decision delayed on release of report
The Federal Election Commission postponed a ruling on releasing its full report clearing Rep. Willis D Gradison Jr. of campaign reporting violations. Commission counsel John Murphy said a recommendation to publish reports closing investigations would come next week, pending privacy and FOIA considerations.
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Washington
Willis D. Gradison Jr
D-Ohio
Federal Election Commission
Thursday Commission
John Murphy
Commission
No present plans to call Frank Sinatra in Kennedy inquiry
The Senate intelligence panel says it has no present plans to summon singer Frank Sinatra to testify about possible Kennedy Mafia links. A spokesman said future calls are not ruled out if deemed helpful. The panel explored Judith Campbell Exner’s ties to Kennedy and mob figures Giancana and Rosselli in its Cuba assassination plot inquiry.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Sam Giancana
John Rosselli
Intelligence Committee
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Miss Campbell
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Cuba
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Rosselli
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Middletown servicemen receive new assignments after training
Airman Larry T. Sharp has been assigned to Little Rock AFB after completing security and law enforcement training at Lackland AFB. Pfc James B. Reese qualified as an expert rifleman at Schofield Barracks Hawaii where he serves as an MI interrogator. Pvt Timothy F. Sharrett completed basic training at Parris Island. Pvt Paul J. Adams III reassigned from Ft Leonard Wood to Bamberg Germany as a heavy truck driver. 2nd Lt David W. Milton finished an engineer officer course at Ft Belvoir and is a West Point grad. Pvt Earnest R. Nickell completed ammunition storage training at Redstone Arsenal.
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Archie Sharp Jr
Wicoff St
Little Rock Afb
Ark
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Tex
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Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
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Army
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Paul J. Adams
Lee Court
Monroe
Ft. Leonard Wood
Bamberg
Germany
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Army Engineer School
Ft. Belvoir
West Point Military Academy
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Dewey Nickell
Glen Ave
Army Missile and Munitions School
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
NOW Chapter Meeting in Hamilton and Oxford
The Butler County NOW chapter meets Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Hamilton YWCA to discuss Title IX and the education task force. The monthly business meeting will be Jan 25 in Oxford. contact Pat Tibbs at 49300 Woodridge Drive to join.
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Butler County
National Organization of Women (Now
Hamilton
Honesty Payment Arrives for Forgotten Picnic Fee
SPRINGVILLE Utah city officials received a $2 check and a letter from a woman who used a local picnicking area two years earlier, claiming she forgot a $1 fee and apologizing for dishonesty. She added the $2 aims to cover inflation.
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Springville
Utah
MHS Class of 66 Plans Reunion Meeting
Members of the Class of 1966 will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the United Way Building upstairs to plan their June 5 reunion at the VFW Social Center on Central Avenue. Attendees may contact Steve Lawson, chairman, for details.
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Middletown High School
United Way
VFW
Central Avenue
Steve Lawson
Monroe Boosters to meet Tuesday evening
The Monroe Band Boosters invite parents of band members to attend a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday in the Lemon Monroe High School library.
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Monroe Boosters
Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School
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