Chrysler UAW pact sets 14 hour overtime cap and 30 year pension
The tentative three year contract with Chrysler and the United Auto Workers includes a weekly overtime limit of 14 hours, a 30 year retirement with full pension, wage hikes totaling about 8 percent, safer plant inspections, and an extra holiday after Thanksgiving. The deal excludes white collar workers and may end the first major 1973 strike after old terms expired.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
John Henderson
Mack Avenue
Woodcock
Gasoline stations close as price ceilings bite
Gasoline station owners say some close and others defy price ceilings imposed Sept 7. An Albuquerque owner estimates 90 percent of retailers may go out of business unless prices can be raised.
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Washington
Council
Raymond McDonald
Albuquerque
N.M
Winterhalter a noted conductor and arranger dies at 64
Hugo Winterhalter dies of cancer at Greenwich Hospital at age 64. The Columbia Records and RCA Victor director helped popularize long playing records and won a 1957 Grammy for best orchestra performance.
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Greenwich, Conn
Hugo Winterhalter
Winterhalter
Greenwich Hospital
Columbia Records
RCA Victor
National Academy of Arts and Sciences
Global clashes and curfews span multiple fronts
Reports from Saigon to Santiago and beyond outline Viet Cong and North Vietnamese casualties, a relaxed Santiago curfew for independence day, a Monterrey kidnapping killing, UN General Assembly rollout for East and West Germany, and Ireland Britain talks failing to unite Northern Ireland factions.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Cambodia
Kompong Cham
Phnom Penh
Laird rules out running for any office
Presidential adviser Melvin Laird stated he would not seek any political office. He said he has no desire for further political work after decades in politics and will focus on private life after leaving the White House. He noted he may join educational and charitable boards and foundations.
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Houston
Tex
Asst. Dist. Atty
Don Lambright
Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean Corll
Henley
Corll
Milwaukee
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
U.S. Senate
Patrick Lucey
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
Nixon
White House
Kissinger Approved by Senate Committee for Secretary Role
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to recommend confirmation of Henry Kissinger as secretary of state. McGovern opposed as protest against Vietnam war extension. Kissinger would keep his National Security Advisor post. full Senate action could occur soon.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Nixon
William P. Rogers
George S. McGovern
Ds.d
Kissinger
Harvard
Hartwig Named Head of Green County 4 H Adult Leaders
Kenneth Hartwig of Rt 1 was elected president of the Green County 4 H Adult Leaders at a Monroe meeting in the Agricultural Building. Officers include Benard Albright vice president and Mrs. Roger Brugger secretary treasurer, with one executive board member from each 4 H area. Plans cover a Creative Arts Workshop at Upham Woods and a November alumni recognition event.
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Kenneth Hartwig
Rt. 1
Green County
Agricultural
Monroe
George Wasserstrass
Rt. 4
Benard Albright
Rt. 2
Roger Brugger
Edwin Kernen
Albany- Brooklyn
LaVerne Schmerse
Monroe-East
David Hermanson
Monticello-New Glarus
Robert Brunkow
Monroe-West Area
Eugene Stuckey
Juda-Brodhead
James Barthel
Coliseum
Columbus
Ohio
Waukesha
Barthell
Albany-Brooklyn
Monroe- West
Nixon faces approval hurdle for Agnew successor
The 25th Amendment allows Nixon to name a new vice president with congressional approval by a simple majority. While a president with strong backing might appoint a loyal follower, Nixon’s shaky relationship with a Republican minority and Watergate woes could hinder approval for a strong candidate in 1976.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Congress
Post says Agnew will resign this week
A Washington AP report cites The Washington Post claiming Vice President Spiro Agnew plans to resign this week amid Maryland corruption probes. The Post quotes a senior Republican and notes Agnew’s pressure from family and White House signals but cites no official confirmation. Hearings resume on Watergate with E. Howard Hunt testimony.
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Washington
Chile
U.S
Salvador Allende
Post
Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington Post
J. Marsh Thomson
Maryland
Baltimore
Nixon
Thomson
Senate
Hugh Scott
John McClory
R-Ill
White House Oval Office
Senate Watergate Committee
E. Howard Hunt
Customer Appreciation Night Scheduled in Monroe Friday
Monroe merchants invite residents to a Friday celebration by the Chamber of Commerce featuring an apple pie baking contest with $1 per entry and prizes up to 20 dollars, an eating contest, ice cream service, an old fashioned concert, and a polka contest on courthouse grounds with additional gift certificates for winners.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Courthouse
Roy Vetterlis
Voluntary labeling to end meat confusion
The National Livestock and Meat Board announced a voluntary labeling plan to standardize meat names and show cut origin. The move aims to cut shopper confusion, with chains like A P and Kroger pledging compliance.
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Washington
National Livestock and Meat Board
New Jersey
Food and Drug Administration
A&p
Kroger
Safeway
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