New York Daily News hit by Guild strike action
AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild walked out at 6 55 a m after rejecting managements final contract offer. About 1400 editorial commercial and other guild workers are affected as pickets gather outside the Daily News while negotiations continue with The New York Times.
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Geodesic Dome Salutes Fuller Dan McCartney at Penfield Library
A geodesic dome built at Penfield Library by SUNY Oswego students honors Buckminster Fuller during a Nov. 9 campus visit. Fuller, a 78 year old philosopher engineer, will speak at Hewitt Union Ballroom as part of the Industrial Arts Conference and related events. The story also notes ongoing labor negotiations and past guild strikes involving The News and other papers.
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Middle East tension rises as Israel Egypt and Syria warn of renewed fighting
The Associated Press reports that Israel Egypt and Syria warned of new fighting after meetings in Washington. Kissinger heads to Morocco on a regional tour while leaders discuss renewed clashes near Ismailia and along the Suez Canal cease fire lines.
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Cannon Pushes Ford Financials for Public View
Senate Rules Committee chair Sen. Howard M. Cannon plans to ask Vice President designate Gerald R. Ford to release his entire financial statement. He will not demand Ford's income tax returns, saying the FBI report already answered many questions. hearings aim to wrap up within two weeks and a Senate report follows. House leaders expect quick approval of Ford in December as more members testify.
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Blackouts Loom in U S as Fuel Shortage Looms
Washington officials warn Americans may face electricity cuts and slower driving due to a persistent Arab oil embargo and fuel shortage. White House energy chief John Love cites possible winter blackouts or brownouts, targeting the Northeast and upper Midwest, with speed limits discussed as a conservation measure.
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U.S
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US Stewards and Stewardesses Strike Trans World Airlines
About 5 000 U S based cabin attendants walked out at one minute after midnight EST after negotiators failed to reach a new contract agreement. All flights in progress would complete to final destinations while other flights were canceled. The strike involves the Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Association Local 550 of the Transport Workers Union.
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Flight Attendants Strike Causes TWA Flight Cancellations
In New York two union members picket outside the TWA terminal at LaGuardia as a midnight strike begins after failed negotiations in Washington. The walkout forces cancellation of the airline’s entire domestic schedule.
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42nd Fatality Pennellville Nurse Killed Crossing Road
The 69 year old registered nurse Mrs Theodosia L Fuller Parker of Pennellville RD 1 was struck by a car on County Route 10 in Schroeppel and died from multiple injuries. Bruce C Bailey 25 of Lamson Road Phoenix was the driver. State police and district attorney investigated. Services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Watson Funeral Home Central Square.
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Firefighters suspend strike for 24 hours in New York
Firemen postpone their strike against the city for 24 hours while hospital and New York Daily News strikes proceed. The Fire Department reports normal operations as the 9 a.m. deadline passes. A later vote by off duty members delays action until 8 30 a.m. Tuesday and seeks renewed contract talks.
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Not Remembering Statement On Watergate Tapes
A spokesman for Senator Saxbe says the attorney general designate does not recall making a statement about the Watergate tapes attributed to him by a Hong Kong newspaper. The Hong Kong Standard quoted him on August 23 praising the President's stance on tape release and suggesting tapes be destroyed if incriminating. Saxbe, nominated to head the Justice Department, was unavailable for comment.
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White House credibility urged for Nixon administration
William Ruckelshaus of the Justice Department called for absolute and total disclosure by the White House to rebuild confidence in the Nixon administration. He said Nixon would resign only if the current officials say he is no longer capable of governing.
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Sayre slaying of 16 year old shocks town
Police hunted a suspect in the death of 16 year old Sharon Coston whose naked mutilated body was found in a field near Sayre. She had been missing about a week and died from strangulation estimated at 24 to 48 hours before discovery.
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Brasco Denies Payoff Conspiracy Charges
Rep. Frank J. Brasco and his uncle Joseph Brasco formally denied Federal charges that they conspired to obtain 27 500 in cash payoffs five years ago to aid a Bronx underworld figure in securing mail trucking contracts. The Brooklyn congressman reiterated his innocence in a Manhattan court corridor after a U S District Court session.
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Gurney Proposes Truce Plan Amid Watergate Turmoil
Sen Edward J Gurney proposes a domestic truce between President Nixon and critics at a Florida Home Guilders Association convention He argues continued turmoil at home weakens the United States ability to sustain world peace and stresses the need for unity on watergate issues.
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Costs Rise for Flying Command Posts Conversion
Congressional auditors report the cost of converting the nation's flying military command posts in 747 jets has increased by 66 million dollars in a year despite eliminations and a computer system reform.
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Kissinger flies to Arab capitals to break impasse with Israel
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger headed to Cairo and four other Arab capitals in a bid to end the diplomatic stalemate with Israel. Reports indicated Egypt and Syria resist overtures while Kissinger pursued talks aimed at breaking the deadlock and advancing peace prospects.
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Judge Contest Dominates New York Ballot Amid Other Races
In Albany NY, a three way battle for chief judge of the Court of Appeals tops the ballot. Republican Bretell and Democrat Fuchsberg trade charges while Leff sits out. Voters also face a $3.5 billion transportation bond, ten constitutional amendments, and local races as polls run 6 am to 9 pm.
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Snowy Day Weather Summary With Flurries
Variable clouds with scattered snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Highs 35 to 40 with lows in the lower 20s to near 15 in valley areas. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with a chance of more flurries and highs in the mid 30s. West to northwest winds to 20 mph, gusts possible. Precipitation 30 percent today tonight and Tuesday.
Nixon Refuses to Quit Amid Watergate and Energy Talks
Nixon shows no intention of resigning as weekend deliberations focus on Watergate fallout, energy conservation plans, and Middle East peace, with spokesmen denying withdrawal and public pressure growing from Brooke and editorials. Time magazine warns Nixon has irretrievably lost governing ability amid mixed editorial response nationwide.
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