New York Talks Coal Terms Seen As Strike End
The United Mine Workers and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association prepared a tentative pact to end a four day strike that idled 100000 miners in 20 states. Terms reportedly exceed Phase 2 guidelines and are set for ratification by labor and management groups at New York's Biltmore Hotel. Gov Arch Moore helped prevent collapse during two days of talks.
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Independent
United Mine Workers and
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
New York
Biltmore Hotel
UMW
Arch A. Moore
West Virginia
Moore
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Pawn Shop Clerk Shot Dead in Cincinnati
A pawn shop clerk, Charles Golden, 68, was shot to death Saturday at Harry Siegel's Loan Shop in downtown Cincinnati. Gunsmen fled on foot after the shooting as owner Harry Siegal cried for help.
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Cincinnati
Charles Golden
Harry Siegel
12Th and Vine Streets
Harry Siegal
Reinartz Boulevard Dedication Highlighted in Middletown Streets
Middletown honors history as Reinartz Boulevard receives dedication this week. The feature appears in the streets section of the city’s historical names, celebrating a new addition to the honored routes.
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Middletown
Reinartz
Crofters Bribe Verdict Innocent On All Counts
A Franklin County Common Pleas Court jury found four men innocent on all counts in the six week Crofters bribery trial. Lore, Do nahue, Groban, and Griffith were cleared of nine bribery counts linked to loans totaling 6.165 million dollars. The case also notes ongoing trials over alleged false statements relating to 22 million in state loans.
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Franklin County Common Pleas Court
James B. Lore
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SERS
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Harry Groban
Sidney Griffith
Crofters, Inc
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Lore
LCM Corp
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LCM
Common Pleas Court
Marietta Crash Kills Four In West Virginia? No, Ohio
Four people died and two were injured when a car left a Washington County road near Marietta Ohio, flew about 35 feet over a creek, smashed into the opposite bank, and rolled. The driver John M. Thompson and Clarence Thompson, both from near Lower Salem, died, as did James Blair and Paul Blair. Geraldine Thompson and Harold F. Thompson were among the injured. The Ohio Highway Patrol cited excessive speed as the crash cause. Mrs Thompson escaped the vehicle, reached the highway, and summoned help.
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Marietta
Ohio
Washington
Ohio Highway Patrol
John M. Thompson
Clarence §. Thompson
James Blair
Paul Blair
Lower Salem
John Thompson
Geraldine
Harold F. Thompson
Highway Patrol
Thompson
North Vietnamese vow to fight on after Nixon withdrawal plan
Paris AP reports North Vietnam pledges continued war until no American troops remain in Vietnam. Spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le condemns Nixon’s December withdrawal proposal and says Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos will press the fight to force a neutral peaceful settlement and a new Saigon government.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Peace Talk
South Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
North Vietnam
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Increasing cloudiness and warm today with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. A chance of showers continues tonight and Monday with lows near 40s and highs mainly in the 60s. Precipitation odds are 20 percent Sunday and 40 percent Sunday night.
Pay Board weighs merit pay and back pay for teachers
The 15 member Pay Board meets to decide how Phase 2 wage rules affect merit pay raises and retroactive teacher salaries, amid debates on over 5.5 percent limits. Miami talks consider reversing to allow pre August retroactive wage hikes, with limited exceptions.
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Washington
Nixon
Auto Price Hike Ruling Faces Scrutiny
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council may revisit its Friday decision exempting the auto industry from pre notification of price increases. Chairman C Jack son Grayson urged reconsideration citing deferred wage boosts and a 72 hour government review if favored.
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Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Cost of Living Council
Grayson
Council
Commission
Ford First To Up Prices On Pinto And Capri
Ford Motor Co raises Pinto price by an average 94 while Capri climbs by 119 to a new 2614 retail excluding a 116 import surcharge. The Capri rise offsets the German mark shift. Pinto rises reflect foreign components. A Ford spokesman said further increases are possible and the move precedes Phase 2.
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Ford Motor Co
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Ford Vehicles
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