Nestle Plant Walkout Ties to Maintenance Firing
Workers at Nestle Co. Inc. Fulton plant gathered at the union hall awaiting a crucial 9 to 10:30 a.m. company union meeting. The walkout began after a 20 year maintenance employee was fired for refusing an off contract task, sparking discontent over job flexibility and policy changes. Union officials say the walkout was not officially sanctioned and that a meeting would decide the fired status.
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Union Hall
United Food and Chocolate Union
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Richard Roach
John MacLean
Kenneth Stacy
Charles Cieszeski
United Food and To Workers Union
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Stacy
June CPI Jump Signals Higher Living Costs
The Labor Department reports sharp June price increases across foods and gasoline with meat and fruit costs up notably. Real disposable earnings fell by 0.4 percent from May as consumer costs surged and prices climbed further into summer.
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Labor Department
Oswego Lyric Theatre Delivers Captivating Musical Hit
Oswego Lyric Theatre showcases a spellbinding musical hit praised for its vibrant cast and lively performances. The production captivates audiences with strong singing, choreography, and engaging stage presence across a dynamic, well paced show.
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Weather Outlook For The Day And Wednesday
Mostly sunny today with a high in the 80s and a clear night near 60. Increasing warmth and humidity on Wednesday with a near zero chance of rain today and tonight and about 30 percent Wednesday. Winds light today and from the southwest Wednesday at 10 to 20 mph. Relative humidity around 75 percent. Highest on this date was 91 in 1918 and the lowest 50 in 1970.
Frost Hits Coffee Crop In Brazil Amid Frost Damage
AP reports Brazil’s coffee crop has suffered frost damage the past week, potentially raising world prices as exporters assess losses. Brazil’s COE Institute says the frosts are the worst in 50 years and could cut the upcoming 1976-77 harvest to about 10 to 12 million bags.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Fee Institute
Manual Detasseling in Iowa Corn Rows
Ruth Nieman, mp apla, works a corn detasseling crew checking rows for tassels manual labor remains essential as machines miss tassels. Farmers hope for rain within 4 or 5 days to prevent corn damage amid hot winds and dry spell across the corn belt.
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Ruth Nieman
Apla
Iowa
UPI
Apollo and Soyuz crews wrap up orbit work and homeward plans
Apollo astronauts conduct experiments and eye splashdown after historic Soyuz return. Staford Brand and Slayton stay aboard to extend science data as Leonov and Kubasov land in Kazakhstan. Houston and Moscow plan news briefings as both crews await Earth.
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Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Kubasov
Soyuz
Soviet
Kazakhstan
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kubasov
Middle East Peace May Be Nearer
United Nations diplomats expressed hope that a Security Council appeal would prompt President Anwar Sadat to extend the U N E F in Sinai and allow renewal of the force mandate. Egypt’s Ambassador Abdel Meguid called the resolution a gesture of goodwill and a step toward peace, as Israel and Egypt reportedly near a deal on further withdrawals in Sinai toward an interim peace pact.
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Security Council
Anwar Sadat
U.N
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Cairo
Ee Sadat
Sinai
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Egypt
Israel
United Nations
A. Esmat Abdel Meguid
Jerusalem
Apology By Ford May Avert Suit
Washington AP A son of Dr Frank Olson says the family may drop a CIA lawsuit after President Ford apologized for the death connected to LSD experiments. Nils Olson described the moment as moving and said they will see how the situation evolves before filing any legal action.
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Washington
Frank Olson
CIA
White House
Nils
Eric
Lisa Hayward
Alice
U.S
Olson
Nils Olson
Grand Jury Indicts Houston Lawyer and Hunt Kin
A federal grand jury in Dallas indicted seven men on a nine count charge of perjury and obstruction of justice. Named were Percy Foreman of Houston and two sons of oil magnate H L Hunt, along with Ralph Shank Charles Tessmer B H Timmins Jr of Dallas and Edward J Hudson of Houston.
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Houston
Percy Foreman
Dallas
H.L Hunt
Ralph Shank
Charles Tessmer
B.H. Timmins Jr
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Edward J. Hudson
Eene
Hudson Eng Corp
Senate probes military meat buying for substandard beef
Senate investigators are conducting a nationwide study of Pentagon meat purchases to see if substandard beef reaches servicemen. Chairman Sen. Lawton Chiles says the inquiry will examine inspection and distribution to the armed forces amid concerns over quality. In Lisbon anti-Communist mobs clashed with police as the Revolutionary Council met to hear reports on Angola fighting and unrest in the Azores.
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Senate
Pentagon
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Chiles
Lisbon
Portugal
Rnenen Ane
Resesseen Meneces
Revolutionary Council
Angola
Azores
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Touch Off Walkout After Emergency Vote in India
In New Delhi the upper house approved Indira Gandhi's national emergency. A 136 to 33 government vote prompted non Communist party members to walk out and pledge to boycott the remainder of the week long session.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Ford Oil-Price Plan May Die in Congress
Washington The Ford administration faces likely rejection in the House of its plan to lift oil price controls for 30 months, risking a shift to world prices. The vetoed bill would have kept old oil at $5.25 while new oil faced an $11.25 ceiling, with predicted gasoline hikes of 7 to 15 cents per gallon depending on who is asked. Energy officials noted ongoing talks with lawmakers to resolve policy differences as pressure mounts over U.S. oil reliance.
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Washington
I. Con
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Ord
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Senate
U.S
Christina Onassis to Wed Alexander son of Greek magnate
Athens AP Christina Onassis will marry Alexander, son of a wealthy Greek businessman, in a private Glyfada chapel. The ceremony is set for 7:30 to 12:30 Eastern Time in the garden chapel built by a priest, with Onassis family members flying in from Scorpios. The groom is 30, involved in economics and shipping. the bride is 24 and part of the Onassis fortune.
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Greece
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Andreadis
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Sir Kennedy Onassis
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D.C
Aedaeias
Miss Sioris
U.S. Foreign Service
Rss
Briah
Eudosina
Soviet Union signs over $600 million grain deal
The Soviet Union agrees to buy more than 600 million dollars worth of corn and barley from Continental Grain Co for 4.5 million metric tons of corn and 1.1 million metric tons of barley to start shipments in the fall. U.S. Agriculture Department notes a hoped harvest size may ease price pressures while Congress weighs criticism and unions discuss resisting grain loads.
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Soviet Union
Continental Grain Co
Continental Grain
Congress
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U.S.D.A
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International Longshoremen’s Association
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Cook Industries, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Cargill Inc
Minneapolis
Wheat Board
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