Labor leaders split on progress as Labor Day nears
Labor Secretary Brennan touts real gains since last Labor Day with 45 million jobs and 4.7 percent unemployment, while Steel Workers President Abel and UAW President Woodcock criticize rising living costs and limited wage gains, saying the economy favors corporations and offers few solutions.
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President Not Invited To AFL-CIO Conrad Convention
AFL-CIO President George Meany said President Nixon will not be invited to speak at the Miami Beach convention due to last year’s “discourteous” conduct. Meany criticized Nixon’s behavior and said Agnew’s candidacy would face skepticism. He recalled inviting Nixon in 1972 and accused the White House of a setup. Meany offered no favored 1976 Democratic candidate and reiterated support for impeachment if Nixon defied the Supreme Court.
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Black Liberation Army member arrested for slayings
In New Orleans, Herman Bell, 25, a Black Liberation Army member and one of the FBI's most wanted, was arrested after police and FBI agents tracked him in a vehicle. A home search yielded weapons, ammunition, cash over 3800, a machete, marijuana, and extremist literature. He was arraigned before US Magistrate Morey Scar and held on 500000 bond.
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Danish convict charged with setting hotel fire
In Copenhagen a three-year-old convict on temporary leave from a Danish prison was arrested on suspicion of starting a blaze that killed 33 people, including 20 American tourists, at the Hotel Hafna in downtown Copenhagen. Investigators identified Bent Willy Nielsen as the man on leave.
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Air Force faces rising Bl bomber costs and delays
The Air Force warned that production delays and inflation push each Bl bomber price higher by about 1.1 million, raising total costs toward the multi billion range. Rep. Les Aspin criticized the project as unmanageable while Air Force officials said a fuller analysis would come later, with prototype production delays extending into May 1976.
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Bracelet Campaign Continues: Coeds Launch POW Bracelet Push
LAS ANGELES UPC reports 1970 summer effort by California students Caral Bates and Kay Hunter to aid POWs in Southeast Asia. VIVA mobilized bracelets with names of POWs, raising over 10 million dollars from 50 000 volunteers. Distribution across major cities, low overhead, and ongoing efforts despite many POWs freed.
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Playground Daily Neves subscription rates and terms
Subscription rates by daily and Sunday editions listed with multiple term options and prices. Includes details on advance payments, monthly and yearly rates, and Sunday only options. Mentions auditing and circulation references.
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Congress Opens Doors After Month's Holiday
Washington reports Congress returns from a monthlong recess to tackle defense spending foreign aid and tax policy while eyeing mid October goals. Senate and House focus on Treasury-Postal appropriations and energy issues amid Watergate concerns and inflation. Nixon's veto record noted with action on minimum wage and highway and Social Security measures.
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Shrine Club Game Night At Fort Walton Beach
Fort Walton Beach Shrine Club hosts a 7:90 p.m. game night Monday at the club house at the corner Mary Esther Cut-off and Caral Avenue. Beverages and snacks available. public invited.
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Guru Maharaj Ji released after ulcer treatment in Denver
News briefs report the 15 year old guru Maharaj Ji, head of the Divine Light Mission with about six million followers, was discharged from a Denver hospital after treatment for a duodenal ulcer and resting at his home bought for 80 000 dollars.
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UPI
Guru Maharaj Ji
Divine Light Mission
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