Air Pact Talks Frame 10th Day of Controller Strike
Defiance agreement offers no contempt charges against Bailey and two officials. Controllers across the United States show little willingness to return to work as sickouts persist at major centers in New York Long Island Los Angeles and San Francisco. A Friday news conference was planned to urge resumed operations while judges and officials pressed for a return to normal air traffic control.
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Bailey
George L. Hart
FAA
Hart
Atlanta
New York Area
Ts Up
Long Island
Los Angeles
San Francisco
United States
Mart
Brill recalls hijack ordeal aboard plane to North Korea
Herbert Brill, 50, Pepsi-Cola International executive, described the hijack in Tokyo to UPI saying passengers were treated courteously by captors and Japanese officials were right to let the jet take off for North Korea. He praised the Japanese and noted most prisoners were tied, with no attempts to resist.
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UPI
North Korea
Herbert Brill
Pepsi-Cola International
Brill
Eiveryone
Bell
Daniel 5. MacDonald
MacDonald
Japan
Seoul
Milicent
Hoboken
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
France
Pepsi-Cola
New York
Hartsdale
Junko Kubota
Hair Teasing Truth: Does Teasing Damage Hair?
Reader questions whether teasing or back-combing damages hair. Dr J Walter Wilson says damage depends on hair type and condition, noting highly processed hair is more vulnerable. Another exchange clarifies a layaway payoff error and remaining charge of 42 dollars.
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Long Beach
J. Walter Wilson
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Nixon Pushes 10-Cent Stamp to Fund Postal Increases
Nixon proposes a 6 percent raise for civil service and military personnel funded by a 10 cent postal stamp. The plan would include postal system reform with collective bargaining, and an additional 8 percent pay raise for postal workers when reform takes effect. Revenue goals total about 2.6 billion, with major boosts in first class rates and parcel post. Airmail rate changes and effects on other classes are under study.
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Afl-Cio
Congress
Nixon
Post Office
James W. Hargrove
Energy
Hijackers Free 103 Passengers Repatriated From Seoul
Four stewardesses and nine of ninety nine passengers released by hijackers boarded a Japan Airlines plane in Seoul and flew to Fukuoka en route to Tokyo. The DC8 refueled at Fukuoka Tuesday, where crowds swarmed the arrival. Passengers described fear and hunger during the ordeal as they heard negotiations between governments.
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Japan Air Lines
Seoul
Fukuoka
Japan
Tokyo
Akiko Jkui
Chuo University of Tokyo
Puebla
Shin Bum-Shik
Naoki Tomiyama
Teamsters Strike Wave Presses for Better Pay
The Teamsters report over 50,000 truck drivers affected as more than 200 wildcat strikes erupt nationwide. About 450,000 drivers face a wage raise of $1.10 to $4 hourly, but Local 407 in Cleveland and Local 70 in Alameda County show continued refusals and picketing as contract talks drag.
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Teamsters
St. Louis
St. Paul
Tampa
Ryder Truck Lines
Teamster Local 407
Cleveland
Alameda County
Calif
Local 70
Postmen Weigh Changes in Post Office Reorganization
Sturgeon says reorganization could bring long delays in extra 8 per cent relief, with Congress submission delaying gains. Debate centers on penalties for stoppage participants and NY involvement shaping nationwide response. Current letter carriers start at 6176 yearly with top pay at 8442. planned raises total 6 and 8 per cent, boosting weekly earnings from about 119 to 162 and from 134 to 196 for low and high brackets.
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Post Office Department
Sturgeon
Congress
New York
Sturghon
Lncal
Board of Governors
Keith Smith Bribery Case Weighed by Jury
A San Francisco Superior Court jury of eight women and four men began deliberations Thursday in the bribery trial of Los Angeles developer Keith Smith. The judge said deliberations could run through the weekend if needed. Smith is accused of bribing four Los Angeles harbor commissioners for a World Trade Center contract that was never built. Five counts of perjury were dismissed earlier.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Keith Smith
Clayton W. Horn
Smith
Los Angeles Harbor
Montagna
Ball
Hoan
District Attorney’s
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
175 Year Beam Bourbon Tradition Highlighted in Kentucky
The Beam family has produced Jim Beam bourbon since 1795, now in its fifth through sixth generations. The 175th anniversary marks six generations following founder Jacob Beam, with a secret family formula guiding the craft as spring reshapes thousands of white oak barrels. Savor the light, quality taste Jim Beam offers as part of a long standing Kentucky tradition.
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Col
Jim Beam
T. Jeremiah
Kentucky
Jacob Beam
Beam
Jacob
Kentucky Hills
Beam family art line spans 175 years in Kentucky
Historical note honors Jeremiah Beam and the Beam family as part of a 175 year artistic lineage. The item mentions 86 proof Kentucky bourbon whiskey distillation by the James B. Beary Duking Co in Clermont, Beem, Kentucky.
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T. Jeremiah Beam
Beam
Kentucky
James B. Beary Duking Co
Clermont
Beem
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