Senate May Confirm Millionaire GSA Head
Florida drug store businessman Eckerd appears set for parate confirmation as head of the General Services Administration with a Senate vote anticipated next week. He apologized for a 1974 campaign ad that emphasized religious identity, which drew protests from Jewish groups and sparked calls for withdrawal of his nomination. The hearing featured support from allies and criticism over past campaign material and a book Eckerd distributed.
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Hckerd
Parate
Senate Government Operations Committee
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Eckerd
Senate
Richard Stone
Stone
Bickerd
Pele
Ribicoff
Sam Fields
Americana
Democratic Action
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Fields
Ralph de Toledano
Philip Brennan Jr
Illegal Appointment Stirs HUD over Walsh at Kansas City Authority
Kansas City Housing Authority board to manage admin duties as investigation continues into illegal appointment of former Mayor Richard F. Walsh. HUD says former city officials cannot hold housing posts within a year after leaving office without a waiver.
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Kansan City
Kan
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Richard F. Walsh
Walsh
Kenneth Hamilton
Housing
Franco Develops More Complications
Madrid dispatch reports Gen Francisco Franco showing new signs of internal hemorrhaging while his doctors say his condition remains stationary though marked by heart failure and widespread complications. The report notes intermittent bleeding but no peritonitis. Juan Carlos presided over a four hour cabinet meeting as succession plans unfold amid Morocco- Algeria tensions and anticipated future constitutional changes.
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Pardo
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Socialist Workers’ Party
Enrique Tierno Galvan
Popular Socialist Party
Juan Carlos
Spanish Sahara
Morocco
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Hassan
Algeria
Alfonso XIII
Carlos Arias Navarro
Cortes
Jndin Cartes
Car Profits Diverge Among Big Firms in Third Quarter
Third quarter results show GM up 1,400 percent to 243 million while Chrysler posts a 79 million loss. Ford climbs 19 percent to 56.3 million, and oil and steel firms lag with declines from Texaco Gulf Oil and ARCO. U.S. Steel down 38 percent and Bethlehem down 66 percent amid a two-quarter industry slump. New York City fights default risk as Ford vows veto of measures, with pension funds potentially backing city borrowing. Dow falls 12.83 points amid mixed market reactions.
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Texaco
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
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U.S. Treasury
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Dow Jones
Musicians File Unfair Labor Complaint With KC Philharmonic
The Kansas City Federation of Musicians Local No. 4627 filed an unfair labor practices charge with the National Labor Relations Board over wage and season length demands in a contract dispute with the Kansas City Philharmonic. Negotiations broke down after a wage dispute, with the union seeking an 8 to 10 percent raise and a longer 28 to 32 week season, while the orchestra offered about $215 a week for 28 weeks. The philharmonic reported brisk ticket sales for the opening concert despite the dispute, with fewer than 150 seats remaining. The union plans to seek an injunction to force bargaining, as both sides continue to negotiate.
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Musicians Union
Kansas City Philharmonic
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Philharmonic Association
National Labor Relations Board
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Ation
Philharmonic
Nancy Lies
Fighting Escalates in Downtown Beirut as Clashes Wear On
House to house fighting intensifies in downtown Beirut with Christians accusing Palestinian guerrillas infiltrating from Syria to reinforce Muslim forces. Reports say PLA units and Palestinian fighters clash with Lebanese army amid battles near Zahle and in the Holiday Inn and St Georges Hotel area. Casualties mount as both sides claim gains amid ongoing violence between Christian and Muslim factions.
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Lebanon
Syria
PLA
Yarmouk
Zable
Uni
Amiel
Zahle
Holiday Inn
St. Georges Hotel
Westinghouse Seeks Court Block to Uranium Deliveries
Westinghouse Electric Corp failed to compel 16 electric utilities to accept contract revisions for uranium deliveries. Judge Norbert Taylor halted the broader suit as the TVA lawsuit proceeds. Westinghouse has secured under 20 percent of the uranium it needs amid the dispute involving TVA and utilities across Alabama, Virginia, Texas, Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and others.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
U.S. District Court
Herbert P. Sorg
Norbert Taylor
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Sorg
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Virginia Electric and Power
Texas Utilities Services
Wisconsin Electric Power
Wisconsin-Michigan Power
Union Electric
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Kansas City Power and Light
Houston Lighting and Power
Dugesne Light
Ohio Edison
Pennsylvania Power
South Carolina Electric and Gas
South Carolina Public Services Authority
Florida Power and Light
Legal Notice ACCOUNT 4 17 3 030
A legal notice item references ACCOUNT 4 17 3 030 and HOMEWOOD TOWNSHIP in a formal notice. The fragment indicates a municipal or property related filing with unspecified action, party, or deadline. Further readable details are not provided.
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