Oil union trims wage proposal in three year contract talks
The Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union agreed to cut 30 cents an hour from the wage proposal in each of the three years of the contract. President A F Grospiron said a strike remains possible when the pact expires, but he is not in a hurry.
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Bell rate hike being studied in Dallas
Dallas officials study a proposed Southwestern Bell rate increase after a consultant from Stanford Research Institute found depreciation figures used to value company property may be overstated. The city has trimmed Bell's asset values by up to 75 million, reducing the uplift to rates by about 3.5 million.
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Houston police kept dossiers on political figures before 1974
Mayor Hofheinz reveals Houston Police Department maintained political dossiers before his 1974 arrival. Barbara Jordan was named in files. chief Lynn to purge political material from intelligence records. Jordan calls for civil liberties protection. investigation to be sent to U.S. Attorney for possible grand jury action.
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Oil workers cut demands as contract nears expiration
In Denver the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union trimmed wage demands by 30 cents an hour per year, aiming for a three year contract. A strike threat remains possible if talks fail, with industrywide action potentially idling most U S refineries. The union seeks 50 cents immediate catch up and a cost of living escalator. companies counter with 60 cents first year and 50 cents second year. Facilities involved include Texaco Gulf Exxon Shell Atlantic-Richfield Mobil Phillips Continental and others.
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Middle East diplomacy to gain pace amid talks
United States officials expect a hastened effort in Middle East diplomacy as Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon returns for talks with Secretary of State Kissinger. Egypt and Israel remain far apart on mediation and possible Sinai pullbacks, with envoy Hermann Eilts relaying Cairo’s views to Kissinger and possible moves toward Washington by Ismail Fahmy if talks speed up.
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Trail Riders Set Friday Meeting for Chisholm Trail Ride
Indianola's Trail Riders plan a 7 30 p m meeting at the County Agriculture Building to map plans for the February Chisholm Trail Ride. Members and anyone interested in horseback riding are invited to attend.
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Cuevas hearing recessed in capital murder case
State District Judge Miron Love recessed the pretrial hearing for Ignacio Cuevas until January 20. Cuevas faces an indictment for intentionally causing the death of librarian Julia Standley during the Huntsville prison siege. Defense seeks full disclosure of state evidence, witness statements, grand jury transcripts, and trial records. The Feb. 17 trial start remains set, with venue moved from Walker County to Houston.
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Senate committee urges CIA compliance on covert abroad limits
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged the CIA to promptly comply with a new law restricting covert operations abroad. Senator Sparkman said the panel will avoid a domestic spying probe, noting no jurisdiction over domestic affairs. The White House defends the presidential commission probing CIA domestic spying amid skepticism from some lawmakers.
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National Guard Called to Patrol Indian Estate Standoff
Wisconsin Governor Lucey ordered a 250 man National Guard to take charge of law enforcement and negotiations at a religious estate occupied by demonstrators from the Menominee Warrior Society. Deputies and police had ringed the 64 room mansion after 45 demonstrators evicted the caretaker. The group seeks the estate donation for an Indian health center.
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