Editorial argues UAW split over Ford strike remains
After a month of idleness the United Auto Workers show continued divisions over returning to Ford. The piece reviews the proposed contract details including wage increases to 6.79 per hour plus 3 per cent annually for three years, a cost of living clause, extra health benefits, glasses and hearing aids, a jobless pay fund, and 33 vacation and holiday days this year with six more next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Consequences of fringe benefits on Ford employment
The text argues that rising fringe benefits increase non-productive costs, potentially boosting overtime use over hiring. It suggests unions push for contracts to grow union rolls while higher wages and benefits may reduce total employment as automation and management changes cut jobs. It notes possible opposite effects if costs drive automation and efficiency.
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Ford
Tax-Free Municipals Move Aims to Reach Small Investors
Boston fund experts say the tax reform could open tax free municipal bonds to ordinary savers with a few hundred to a thousand dollars. Analysts foresee about 10 billion dollars of small investments flowing in while note that funds must come from savings and deposits, impacting home lending and construction.
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Congress
Boston
Dear Doctor Thosteson on Arepuline for chronic colitis
A physician seeks Dr. Thosteson’s opinion on extended Arepuline use for a chronic colitis case. The note mentions a daily dose of 1 ve grams.
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Dr. Thosteson
Long term drug use for colitis and bruise follow up
A reader asks about increasing colitis medication dosage amid dizziness and long term use. The doctor notes five grams is on the low end, advises regular monitoring, and warns dizziness as a possible side effect. A second letter describes a two week old bruise from a fall and a hematoma. The doctor explains discoloration should fade, and urges check if lump remains, while cautioning about cancer risk and recommending prudent evaluation.
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A.H. Colitis
Thosteson
Television Log Dense Schedule Snapshot
A dense broadcast log lists numerous 1960s era programs by time and channel. It catalogs sitcoms, dramas, news programs, game shows, movies, and specials with repeated entries across mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Names such as Brady Bunch, Sesame Street, News, Hogan's Heroes, and Mary Hartman appear alongside titles like The Fugitive and The Streets of San Francisco.
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Sesame Street
Zoom
Brady Bunch
My Three Sons
Villa Alegre
Beverly Hillbillies
Cross- Wits
Showcase
Emergency One
Animal World
Nova
Onedin
Scott Free
Ball
Baretta
America
Alice
Charlie's Angels
Quest
Blue Knight
Tennyson
MacNeil-Lehrer Report
Johnny Carson
Mod Squad
Mary Hartman
ABC News
Tom Osborne
O’farrell
Lorenzo and
Henrietta Music
Ironside
Infinity Factory
Kansas
Kotter
Barney Ailler
Tony Randall
Parta
Hollywood Television Theatre
San Francisco
Kojak
Harry S. Truman
Maine
the Astronaut
Dan
Tomorrow
economists see 1977 slowdown risks amid inflation rise
AP summarizes the National Association of Business Economists forecast from San Francisco. They expect 1977 growth to stay even through mid year, with inflation rising sharply and unemployment gradually improving. GNP, profits, housing starts, and consumer spending may slow in late 1977 as inflation climbs and interest rates rise.
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John Cunniff
New York
National Association of Business Economists
San Francisco
Treasury
Fall Crops Outlook Brightens With Record Citrus Potatoes
The Crop Reporting Board cut corn by 27 million bushels, wheat by 13 million, soybeans by 25 million, while forecasts show a harvest balanced with expectations. Fall potato and citrus yields set records, with citrus boxes near a record. overall grain supplies remain tight but adequate for livestock needs.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Crop Reporting Board
Agriculture Department
Ahalt
Mississippi
Lion
Ahal
Europe
CBS blasts NBC wartime drama Baa Baa for family hour
CBS filed a NAB complaint alleging Baa Baa Black Sheep violates the family viewing hour by glorifying violence and drinking. NBC defends the 8 pm program as appropriate, while Baa Baa executive producer Stephen Cannell dismisses the move as publicity and hypocrisy.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
CBS
NBC
Tony Orlando
National Association of Broadcasters
van Gordon Sauter
Sauter
ABC
Cedar daily rates and AP rights notice in Ottawa paper
Cedar daily in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription rates by mail and out of state with discounts and tax rules. Editor Robert B Wellington notes Sunday and holiday publication, plus Associated Press rights limiting publication of local news and dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ang
Associated Press
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Aaving
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Jenny Agutter
A Jordan
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