Turkey demands talks on bases. US embargo retaliation noted
Ankara demands negotiations within 30 days on the status of 20 US military installations in Turkey. The note warns a new situation if talks do not begin. Separate items report Fort Worth publisher plans to announce a bid for the Fort Worth Press, while Scripps-Howard denies sale.
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Turkey
United States
U.S
Fort Worth
Tex
Dean Singleton
Axle Tex. News
Fort Worth Press
Scripps-Howard
New York City
Jack Howard
Dial-a-Ride Programs Face Cash Crunch Across U S
Dial-a-Ride services spread nationwide with subsidies but facing funding gaps. Minneapolis plans nine month run costing 198000 with 15000 revenue, sparking doubts about continuation. San Jose discontinued after short life due to high costs and demand. Programs vary by area, with passengers praising access yet funding strained.
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Associated Press
Sam Jacobs
Minneapolis, Minn
San Jose
Supreme Court voids bar minimum fee schedules
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that state and local bar associations cannot enforce minimum fee schedules with discipline threats against lawyers who charge less. For consumers buying homes making wills or handling divorces or small business, this opens up cheaper competition and potential savings on legal fees.
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Supreme Court
Alan B. Morrison
Virginia Husband and Wife
Fairfax County Bar Association
Bruce B. Wilson
Lewis Goldfarb
Justice Department
Oregon
Bar Association
ABA
Wilson
Fairfax County
Massachusetts
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Delaware
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
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New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
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Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
Wyoming
Charges denied by supermarket clash over contract talks
In Dallas, Shop Rite vice president John Dickson denied union claims the Piggly Wiggly parent failed to bargain in good faith as strikes spread to 20 stores in Dallas and McKinney since May 17. Union leader Bob Crumby said 500 to 600 workers are involved with pickets reported in Amarillo, Del Rio, San Antonio, El Paso and southern New Mexico. Crumby urged wage and benefit gains, while Dickson asserted periodic talks have occurred and disputed the scale of the walkout.
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Piggly Wiggly
John Dickson
Shop Rite
McKinney
Bob Crumby
Retail Clerks International Association Local 368
Dickson
Crumby
Texas
del Rio
San Antonio
el Paso
New Mexico
Cuba returns $2 million hijack ransom to Southern Airways
Fidel Castro writes Sen. George McGovern that Cuba will refund $2 million taken from hijackers after the 1972 DC9 hijacking to Havana. McGovern released the letter, noting the action removes one of six Cuban-American hurdles. Kissinger hints at limited steps toward U S reconciliation but offers no formal response.
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Cuba
Southern Airways
State Department
Fidel Castro
George S. McGovern
D S.D
McGovern
Havana
Castro
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Nursing decaying children's teeth in bed
CHICAGO AP Dentists report many young patients with severe decay due to nightly nursing bottles. Dr. Robert Cooley of Northwestern University says he treats at least one child weekly for this issue, sometimes two or three, warning this can damage permanent teeth and require costly surgery.
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Chicago
Robert Cooley
Cooley
Northwestern University Dental School
Children's Memorial Hospital
Briscoe Returns 15000 Donation To Clinton Manges
Gov Dolph Briscoe flew to Brownsville to return a 15000 cash contribution from South Texas rancher Clinton Manges after a television report of a breakfast meeting with Manges and his lawyer Jim Bates. Briscoe said he did not spend the money and wanted to return it because he could not accept such a large gift from a man he barely knew.
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Brownsville
Joe Reynolds
Reynolds
Briscoe
Frances Farenthold
Texas
Manges
Panel probes gas reserves in congress inquiry
Seven major natural gas producers were ordered to surrender confidential reserve records to a congressional panel after defying the Federal Power Commission. The House Commerce subcommittee investigates suspected under estimation of U S gas reserves to push prices higher. A FTC staff report cited a 24 percent gap between American Gas Association figures and individual company records. The FPC uses supply data to set interstate price ceilings.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
U.S
The
Power Commission
John. E. Moss
D-Calif
House Commerce Committee
Subcommittee On Oversight and Investigations
Federal Trade Commission
American Gas Association
FPC
Younger drinking drivers causing fewer fatalities
Chicago report summarizes a six year study on Wisconsin drivers 18 to 20 after lowering the drinking age to 18 in 1972. It finds no rise in fatal crashes from alcohol, noting 60 percent of tested 18 to 20 fatalities showed alcohol presence, with rates fluctuating but remaining high versus older groups.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Journal of Safety Research
National Safety Council
Ellen M. Naor
Raymond D. Nashold
Bureau of Health Statistics
Miss Naor
Nashold
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