Unions to battle court ruling on strike defections
Washington AP report says unions will try to tighten rules to prevent members from quitting during strikes after the Supreme Court’s 8-1 decision. Justice Douglas noted a member who resigns loses union control. unions may amend constitutions and bylaws to curb quitters, though legality remains open.
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Lawrence Gold
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Apollo 17 Teeth Brushing Routine Described
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans follow a home style brushing routine with a space adapted toothpaste developed by the Air Force. The toothbrushes are used with mouth closed to keep debris contained and toothpaste swallowed. Dental floss is carried and examinations occur at least every six months with extra visits if problems arise.
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Good Farm Year Ahead
The Agriculture Department foresees a banner 1973 for farmers due to strong foreign and domestic demand. Economic Research Service in the Agricultural Outlook Digest projects first half of next year maintaining the record high income level of 1972. Exports are seen at $10 billion for the year ending next June 30, with higher meat demand supporting livestock prices.
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Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Agricultural Outlook Digest
Price Controls Fight Abroad and in Agriculture
Kansas City AP report says Congress will seek new price controls on agricultural raw products next month, opposed by Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz who warns they could lead to rationing and black markets. Butz spoke after addressing Farmland Industries. He notes farmers still receive only 39 cents of every consumer food dollar.
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Compromise Unlikely For Demos
Washington AP report on Democratic National Committee talks after McGovern loss. Jean Westwood refuses to step down without a compromise while Robert Strauss claims votes to topple her, with a Saturday meeting to decide the party chair. Possible standbys include Lawrence O'Brien Charles Manatt and George Mitchell as battle over leadership begins.
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George McGovern
Lawrence F. O’brien
California
Charles Manatt
Maine
George Mitchell
Westwood
Strauss
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