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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
2
The AP reports a legal ruling on a $20 20b annual post for management systems dated January 5 197. The case mentions an overall reelection later and a hire by Senator William Proumire a Democrat from Wisconsin.
In Geneva the United States and Soviet Union begin talks on frontier inviolability and nonintervention as 35 nations participate with committees shaping work through October. Separately in Washington a 21 year old woman was stabbed to death at a bus stop and a man believed to be an acquaintance was arrested.
Chrysler and the United Auto Workers announced a three year contract ending the first major industrial strike of 1973. The pact includes wage increases, safety inspections, an extra holiday, and a pension boost for retirement after 30 years with no minimum age, though white collar workers are excluded. Ratification by locals and union leadership remains required.
A family in a three bedroom home near Sanaaae CRE, Se RT reveals six unborn or recently born children. Stanek, a 31 year old accountant, says they learned about the possibility of five or six weeks earlier and are happy despite respiratory issues among the sextuplets.
Washington AP reports a voluntary labeling plan from the meat industry to standardize names for cuts like ribeye and plate steak. The system will help consumers tell lean quality and origin of meat labeled His and Her steak or Yankee pot roast.
Washington AP reports Hunt moves to drop his guilty plea amid ongoing charges of conspiracy and wiretapping. The motion argues the investigation surrounding the case is flawed and seeks relief from the prior agreement.
Washington AP report quotes gasoline station owners who say price ceilings defy regulation as Congress debates 4 price caps. Representatives say some stations stay open charging up to 4 cents over regular price while many others close, risking small business survival.
A Beltone advertisement promises a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone who answers the ad. The unit weighs less than a third of an ounce and sits at the ear with no body-to-head wires. Send for Dept. 9749 Beltone Electronics Corp. in Chicago.
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