Auto makers cut production as 1975 starts with layoffs
Chrysler announces plant shutdowns and 10,800 hourly layoffs while Ford trims two Michigan trim plants delaying 1,100 workers. Industry-wide January layoffs total about 280,000, with UAW calling it the harshest since the 1930s. Plants will close for varying periods to trim 365,000 unsold cars, as Chrysler reveals 20,000 white collar layoffs amid ongoing cuts.
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New Year's Baby Of 1973 Soars From Tiny Beginning
In Salt Lake City two year old Mike McFarland, born weighing 2 pounds 2 ounces after a near death prognosis, grew into a talkative 33½ inch, 31 pound child. He survived intensive care after premature birth and now attends weekly physical therapy for motor coordination. His father Roy, mother Susan, and a hospital staffer recall the dramatic delivery and recovery.
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