Kissinger in Tokyo Seeks Oil Crisis Solutions
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Tokyo from Peking and held talks with Foreign Minister Ohira on Japan's oil shortages amid the Middle East crisis. He plans a meeting with Prime Minister Tanaka and will discuss Arab oil cutbacks, while U.S. aims to deepen China ties and manage a broader energy crisis.
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Yule liquor rush may exhaust due to Teamsters strike
Yule liquor stock may run short as a strike by 2000 Teamsters in Southern California disrupts warehouse and delivery operations. Spokesmen say management and family staff keep offices open, but Christmas and New Year sales could falter. Some hope liquor can be ordered from nonstruck Northern California wholesalers for delivery by common carriers. The walkout began Oct. 46 after members rejected a 50 cent hourly raise.
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Skylab 3 launch countdown advances amid repairs
Skylab 3 mission proceeds toward a Friday 9 01 am launch after early countdown start. Saturn 1B cleared for takeoff as crews power Apollo command module and fill rocket, despite a weeklong crack fix on stabilizer fins and favorable weather forecast. Astronauts Carr Pogue Gibson tour the ship and express confidence in the enhanced vehicle.
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Northwest Airlines guilty of sex bias in employment
Washington judge rules Northwest Airlines violated the Equal Pay Act and Civil Rights Act by paying stewardesses lower salaries and pensions than male pursers, restricting layover choices, higher age or weight limits, and denying glasses, with further steps to set damages. Atlantic Richfield Co plans free downtown parking for carpooling office staff in Los Angeles starting December 1 to ease congestion, reduce pollution, and save fuel.
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Sheet metal glides falling man to safety
Cincinnati construction worker Russell McQueen, 24, was atop a second story shop building when a gust lifted a sheet of roofing. The metal acted like an airfoil and carried him to a soft landing on the ground. He received minor head and leg injuries and was released after treatment.
Rocket Saturn 1 Launch Delayed Five Days for Inspections
The 22 story Saturn 1 launch was postponed five days from last Saturday to Thursday to replace S-foot long fins and avert a possible breakup. A routine Monday check found tiny cracks in seven of eight beams in a support structure between booster stages. Metallurgists reviewed the cracks. no additional flaws were found and the Thursday launch was called off.
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