UAW Ford strike risks long walkout across 22 states
About 170000 UAW workers strike Ford in 22 states with no talks expected before next week. Analysts say the impact hinges on duration, with Ford carrying ample car inventory though 1977 models are in high demand. UAW President Woodcock notes the bargaining committee will review any settlement before presenting to members.
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Picket lines at Ohio Ford plants as UAW strikes
About 30,000 Ford workers nationwide join the United Auto Workers strike with Ohio plants in Cincinnati Brook Park Sandusky and other locales facing orderly shutdowns Picket lines and skeleton work forces are planned as talks continue and expect a long dispute with wage and work time issues at the center of stalled negotiations.
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Everest Expedition Tensions Rise Near Summit Ordeal
The American Bicentennial Everest Expedition faces tensions as 11 Americans two women a Dutch member a five crew and a journalist clash over logistics and filming. CBS paid 40 000 for TV rights prompting concerns about sherpas oxygen and summit interference. Despite an approach march amicable talks failed to unite the team.
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Soviets Launch Soyuz 22 With Two-Man Crew
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched Soyuz 22 a two man mission led by Col. Valery Bykovsky aged 42 and flight engineer Vladimir Aksenov 41. They aim to link with space lab Salyut 5 in orbit since June 22, following Soyuz 21's 48 day mission by Boris Volynov and Vitali Zholobov.
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Cloudy Skies Forecast With Rain Chance Through Thursday
Weather outlook notes cloudy tonight and Thursday with a 30 percent rain risk. Tonight’s low in the upper 50s and Thursday’s high near 80, after yesterday’s 84 high and overnight low. Extended outlook calls for fair Friday, Saturday showers, then clearing Sunday.
Italy rocked again in northeast quake area
Two earthquakes measuring 6.3 and 6.4 struck Friuli in northeast Italy. The first quake hit at 5:15 a.m. and a series of tremors continued, forcing tens of thousands to flee. Buildings damaged by earlier quakes collapsed as tremors spread to Austria and Yugoslavia.
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Amnesiac Woman Identified After Milwaukee Wedding Photos
Rita Heaton, 43, of St Paul Minnesota, was identified by her sister in law from wedding pictures found by county workers. Authorities say amnesia remains unexplained and doctors will assess her condition. She may stay in Milwaukee where she was found at a downtown bus depot on May 25.
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Low tar nicotine cigarettes lessen cancer and heart disease risk
A Cold Spring Harbor study analyzed one million deaths over 12 years and found low tar and nicotine cigarettes reduce lung cancer and heart disease deaths versus high tar products. Yet risks remain far above non-smokers, with quitting offering best outcomes.
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