Bell Records Boss Sees Involvement Drive to Top Music Hub
Larry Uttal founder of Bell Records sits in a Manhattan office discussing a career built on heavy rock and bubblegum hits. He explains total industry involvement, listening to artists like Zappa and Mountain to understand trade, and notes Bell's rise with acts from David Cassidy to Godspell.
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UPI
Manhattan
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Bell Records
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Uttal
Zappa
Carnegie Hall
Mountain
David Cassidy
Patridge
5Th Dimension
Godspell
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Akron Striking Workers Reach Tentative City Contract
Akron AFSCME workers vote on a tentative contract after a 16 day strike that halted garbage collection and left over one million pounds uncollected. If ratified, workers will resume evening shifts and return to duties tonight.
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AKRON
APS
Ohio
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Nader Pushes Public Hearings On 1973 Car Price Hikes
Ralph Nader and Consumers Union sue the Price Commission to force immediate public hearings on proposed auto price increases by American Motors General Motors Ford and Chrysler. Judge Gesell took the case under advisement challenging the commission’s refusal to hold hearings under the 1971 Economic Stabilization Act.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
Price Commission
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USS. District Court
CC. Grayson Jackson Jr
The
Commission
Gerhard Gesell
Commission of
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Saxbe Not Considering State Race for Governor
Senator William B. Saxbe of Ohio says he is not seriously considering a 1974 governor bid while planning a second Senate term. He will focus on 1972 GOP campaigns and criticizes White House access for Senate leadership. He supports ratification of the SALT treaty despite concerns over U S strategy.
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UPI
William B. Saxbe
Rohio
Senate
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GOP
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Wallace to forego third party bid for 1976 bid
Gov. George C. Wallace plans to announce on Saturday that he will not run as a third party candidate this year. His staff says he declined the American Independent Party convention invitation and will focus on recovering from the assassination attempt.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
American Independent Party
AIP
Louisville
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