UAW Moves To Avert GM Strike As Talks Extend
UAW presses GM to intensify talks after Chrysler pact as union leaders warn of possible midnight walkout. Vic e pres Irving Bluestone notes unresolved issues while Harvester talks continue past deadline. Chrysler ratification tallies show mixed margins among millwrights and production workers, with salaried employees also approving.
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Irving Bluestone
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Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
International Harvester
Deere &O
Douglas Fraser
Fraser
CBer beaten to death shocks Long Beach CB community
Long Beach police identified Marion E. Dance, 55, known as 1906 in the air, found beaten to death at his 355 8th Street home after a CB party. Two men in their mid 20s nicknamed Blue Eyes or Mountain Spider were detained for questioning. The scene showed a violent struggle, with missing clothing and CB gear. two Doberman pinschers were locked away. Neighbors described a tense daytime killing during a party-daytime hours.
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Long Beach
Marion E. Dance
Sith St
Blue Eyes
Sandman
Karen Nesbitt
Treasure salvage bids spark Sunken Awa Maru saga
Salvage proposals stem from the Awa Maru sinking by the Queenfish in Formosa Strait, claiming a cargo valued in the billions including 40 tons of gold ingots and 12 tons of platinum. Noted figures Scott Carpenter and Jen Lindbergh reportedly back the effort, with a Chinese salvage permit under consideration.
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People's Republic of China
Scott Carpenter
Jen Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh
Navy
John E. Bennett
Scripps Institution of Oceanougraphy
Jon Lindbergh
Weather Tonight and Friday Area Forecasts
Tonight and Friday for LB area fair with high around 85. Mountains expect fair and windy with a high near 48. Deserts show fair and windy conditions with highs near 87.
Life takes on new timbre after tons lifted off
A pasted collage of brief items references a Camarillo nurse alleging coverups at a mental hospital, a US karate school network used to push Korea line, a possible appeal against a minority admissions ruling, comments on President Carter and the Electoral College, Warren Commission chief counsel Joseph Ball denying an FBI memo, and crusading women seeking fewer curbs and government.
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Korea
Joseph Ball. L.B
Warren Commission
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Oswald
Cuba
Kennedy
Three Long Beach officers lose bid to be reinstated
Civil Service Commission upholds dismissal of Michael Callahan Robert Hamby and Paul Steed for conduct unbecoming officers linked to a March bar incident. The panel found the city’s actions justified despite their later acquittals on misdemeanor charges. An appeal to Superior Court was planned by the defendants' attorneys.
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Civil Service Commission
Michael Callahan
Robert Hamby
Paul Steed
Anger Dulin Angel
Robert Shannon
Commission
Charles Gangroff
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Superior Court
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Ferrari
Steed
Callahan
Woman dies from poison mistaken for water
A Wasear-ald Lynwood woman drank a heated chemical she thought was water, died at California Hospital. She had been at Aphrodite Jewelry Manufacturing Co. when the mix occurred. Police classify the death as an apparent industrial accident pending autopsy results.
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Hen San Chaney Niummesei
S400 Century Blvd
Tainyun
California Hospital
Prssid
Aphrodite Jewelry Manufacturing Co
Fifth St
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Toliee
Manes
County Csc Medical Center
Condemned killer still fights lifesaving efforts
SALT LAKE CITY AP Death row inmate Gary Gilmore, in a battle with doctors over medical care after a failed death by own action attempt, was moved back to State Prison from the hospital. He rode in a four-vehicle convoy to prison while hospital staff described his condition as pale and unsettled. His companion Nicole Barrett, who overdosed earlier in a death pact, remained in intensive care after waking from a moderate coma, with doctors noting no immediate brain damage.
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Gary Gilmore
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Thetalt State Prison
University of Utah Medical Center
Gilmore
Gimore
Nicole Barrett
Constan
Barrett
Carter delays Cabinet selections until Dec. 1
President elect Jimmy Carter will not name any Cabinet members before December 1, spokesman Jody Powell said. Powell noted Carter will meet with Burns and congressional leaders while awaiting economic indicators and possible tax cuts, and welcomed Chile’s release of political prisoners as a sign of liberalization.
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Powell
Burns
White House
Ford
House
Senate
Washington
Ex CBS President and Wife Die in Manhattan Fire
Former CBS president Louis Cowan and wife Pauline die in a Westbury Hotel penthouse blaze in Manhattan. Fire began before 2 a.m. and was controlled about 30 minutes later. Cowan, 87, helped develop 610 Questions. he was a Columbia journalism professor and ex CBS president.
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New York
Louis Cowan
CBS Television Network
Pauline
Manhattan
Cowan
Westbury
Columbia University School of Journalism
Thebs
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Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting
Stanton
Chicago
San Diego film fire sparks air district fines
The APCD cites Universal Studios for three violations after filming a Pacific beach scene depicting MacArthur with smoke pots and diesel fuel. Filming occurred between October 13 and 23 with repeated takes and unpermitted burning, drawing penalties up to 50 dollars per citation.
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MacArthur
Philippines
San Diego
Gregory Peck
Hind
Diesel Gil
Air Pollution Control District
Chiversa Studios
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