Three Colo sextuplets enter respirators and name reveal
Three of the Colorado sextuplets have been named Julia Catherine John Stephen and Jeffrey. The mother Mrs Stanek took fertility drugs. odds of all six surviving were about 496980. Doctors say there is no known prior century case of six all surviving. The infants will stay in hospital about six weeks.
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Julia
Catherine
John
Stephen
Jeffrey
Stanek
Engel
Asl
Chrysler pact boosts pension in tentative UAW deal
The tentative Chrysler settlement raises the pension by 50 dollars a month starting next March and adds a 200 dollar total increase by October 1 1978 while keeping retirement benefits from dropping when Social Security eligibility begins. The agreement covers only Chrysler production workers, with 13 of 69 locals already approving in plant terms. The strike costs Chrysler about 31 million dollars per workday.
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International Executive Board
Chrysler Bargaining Steam
Chrysler Council
Rank and
Auto
Woodcock
Chrysler
Upton
UAW
Ford
General Motors
Fort
VAW
American Majors Corp
Brownsville Raid survivor Warfield dies in Los Angeles
Edward Warfield, one of two surviving members of the all black U S Army troop accused in the Brownsville Raid, died today in Los Angeles. Warfield’s unit faced charges of rioting and shooting up Brownsville, Texas, at the turn of the century, and was dishonorably discharged before being posthumously honored by President Roosevelt in 1906. The Army later reversed the charges, issuing honorable discharges to Warfield and fellow survivor Dorsic Williams in 1906.
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Los Angeles
Edward Warfield
of & Company
Brownsville
At &d
Warfield
Tex
Theodore Roosevelt
Dorsic
Williams
U S car gas mileage table lists many models
The page shows assorted US cars with mpg figures and weights including Toyota Corolla station wagon Vega Camaro and others. It lists averages per weight class and notes several high and low mileage examples across hatchbacks wagons sedans and vans.
Watergate quiz set Monday and witness plans
Sen Lowell P Weicker Jr R Conn told reporters after the committee executive session that four prospective witnesses are subpoenaed for next week though their testimony may not finish in three days of hearings starting Monday. Ervin expects Donald H Segretti to be called later and notes Segretti agreed to plead guilty to four counts and cooperate with investigators. Weicker said the panel will also examine Democratic campaign practices in last year’s race and a witness list for that portion is not yet ready.
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Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Com
Buchanan
Ervin
Scheduel
Nixon
Donald H. Segretti
Segretti
I Weicker
Howard I. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Weicker
IBM Curbs Shocks Industry With Big Ruling in Tulsa
In a federal ruling Judge A Sherman Christenson found IBM guilty of monopolistic practices. IBM must pay Telex 352.5 million in damages and Telex owes IBM 21.9 million for tradesecret theft. The decision charges IBM with predatory pricing and requires separate pricing of memory systems.
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Tulsa
Okla.m
International Business Machines Corp
U.S. District Court
A. Sherman Christensen
IBM
Telex Corp
Telex
Major Firms and Unions Face National Bias Charges
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission notified General Motors, Ford, General Electric, and Sears along with the United Auto Workers, IUE, and United Electrical Workers Union that charges of discrimination based on race sex and national origin have been filed. The action could trigger court proceedings under Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act and may prompt changes in hiring pay promotion seniority and union rules across the auto and electrical industries.
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Washington
Federal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
America
Commission
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Electric Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
United Auto Workers
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
United Electric Workers Union
Auto and Electrical Industries
William Brownrd
BEQC
American Telephone and Telegraph
At&t
General Motors
Air Force critic wins job back continued from Page A1
The article recounts the reinstatement of a former Air Force critic after a ruling on reduction in force. It notes his testimony in 1968 on cost overruns and the CHA contract with Lockheed, and his subsequent government service under Sen. William Proxmire. The piece also mentions Nixon naming Henry A. Byroade as ambassador to Pakistan.
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Fitzgerald
Willian Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Economy In Government
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Ing Alley
Thailand
al Air Force Mess
Staiman
Commission
Board of Appeals and Review
Ouster of Agnew Discussed in Congress and White House
Debate over whether Vice President Agnew should resign or be removed hinges on constitutional powers and congressional approval. Speculation points to Ronald Reagan Nelson Rockefeller and John Connally as potential successors while Congress may block strong Republican nominees in 1976. Agnew denies wrongdoing and has met with leaders like Hugh Scott and Barry Goldwater as a Maryland corruption probe unfolds.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John Connally
Texas
Agnew
Hugh Scott
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Maryland
Baltimore County
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Edna Stanek
Svhen
Oakland
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
Michael Dellums
Hayward State University
Warfield, Dief
U.S
Volvo
Watergate
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Shayes
Systems 370
TBM
Christensen
Tie
Sears
Philip Sharecoff
New York Times Service
Pakistan
Henry A. Byroade
Dupont Dacron
Eptezellas
eGifls
Corton Terr
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