Models Claim Union Threats After Boat Show Firings
Three models, Angela May Margo Law and Yvonne McDaniel, sue Teamsters Local 856 alleging harassment and job loss at a San Francisco boat show. They claim two burly men in black coats pushed exhibitors to fire them and seek NLRB action. Local 856 head Rudy Tham denies shutdown aims and urges rehiring.
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Social Security Chief Argues For Wage Limit
Social Security Commissioner Robert M. Ball defended the earnings limit for retirees before the Senate Aging Committee, arguing it preserves pension integrity and targets benefits to those most in need. He urged against changing the rule, noting a $3 billion cost and broader payroll tax impact. Endorsed by critics as a phased liberalization, his stance contrasted with senators seeking higher exempt earnings or full repeal.
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Washington
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Hawaii
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Frank Church
Idaho
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Clifford P. Hansen
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Grain Market Update for Chicago on January 15, 1973
Grain prices in Chicago on Monday January 15 1973 show livestock activity with open high low and close figures tracked for the day and season highs and lows noted. No additional details provided.
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Darin Eyes Rich Chess Tournament in Los Angeles
Bobby Darin plans to sponsor a prestigious chess tournament next October touted as the richest ever with a $25,000 prize pool. Edmund Edmondson of the U S Chess Federation said the event would be one of the greatest in chess history. The field includes 16 grandmasters from 12 nations aiming to boost American chess prestige.
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Norwalk Council to discuss waterline bid and police cars
Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 p m to hear agenda items including bids for a sixteen inch cast iron waterline along Gallup Avenue and a contract after bidding. The session also covers new ordinances appointing Livengood Engineering as consulting engineer for 1973 and a resolution opposing the wastewater project.
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Gallup Avenue
Livengood Engineering Company
Cleveland-Akron Area
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad
Classified ad offering sporting goods for sale and listing contact number 662 4241 to get buyers quickly.
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Wilkens Indicates Open to Seattle Coaching Return
Lenny Wilkens, former Seattle SuperSonics coach, says he would consider returning if offered the job. He outlined a summer youth basketball camp plan for Issaquah and noted his four year Cleveland contract. He would not return as player coach and would need to retire from playing to coach again.
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Cleveland
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Tom Nissalke
Unfinished $5.8 Million Phoenix Mansion Goes Up For Sale
Walter McCune built a hilltop 40 room concrete mansion for his wife Carole, but after their separation and his 1971 death it is now for sale to settle the estate. The property near Barry Goldwater's home requires funds to finish and furnish. Personal items auction runs Saturday through next Wednesday while the mansion sale proceeds via private negotiations.
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Phoenix, Ariz
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Walter McCune
Carole
Phoenix
McCune
Sugar Top Hill
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Barry Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Charles McCune
Andrew Mellon
San Diego
Calif
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