Auto makers forecast multi million loss in first quarter
Detroit reports show Chrysler a 95 million loss, Ford a 130 million deficit, GM a 57 million profit. Analysts say next quarter may bring relief for Chrysler but year totals remain negative. UAW VP Fraser warns many workers may not return if plant closures occur.
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Edward S. Lechtzin
UPI
Detroit
Wall Street
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor
General Motors
David Eisenberg
Sanford’ Bernstein &Co
New York
Chrysler
Eisenberg
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
Fraser
Rockefeller urges clear US foreign policy direction
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller told 1500 publishers in New Orleans that the United States must choose between world leadership or ceding influence to the Soviet Union. He urged a clear consistent policy and warned against inflation and renewed recession while denying secret Viet Nam era pacts.
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New Orleans
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
United States
Soviet Union
Rockefeller
American Newspaper Publishers Association
South Vietnam
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Washington
White House
Richard Nixon
ANPA
Nixon
Thieu
U.S
Boise Students Score High on National Test
Boise elementary students rank above average in most subjects on the Metropolitan Achievement Test the city administered last year to nearly 10 000 youngsters. The overall percentile ranks vary by school with sixth grade social studies at 88 and sixth grade science at 72 while half the nation scores higher.
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Boise
UPI
Rockefeller Endorses Hathaway as Interior Secretary Nominee
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller lauded President Ford's nomination of former Gov. Stanley Hathaway to be the next secretary of the interior. He told an American Newspaper Publishers Association convention that the country would be fortunate to have Hathaway in the post and endorsed Ford's decision amid environmental group criticism.
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New:orleans
UPI
Nelson—Rockefeller
Ford
Stanley Hathaway
Interior
Rockefeller
American Newspaper, Publishers Association’ Convention
Hathaway
Intermountain Logging Conference Opens in Spokane
The 37th Intermountain Logging Conference opened in Spokane with about 2000 delegates from the Northwest. The event showcased $15 million of logging machinery and marked the opening of Spokane’s $13 million convention center built for Expo ’74. Key speakers included John McQuire, James Agee, Alice Hennessey, and Charles Connaughton.
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Spokane
UPS
Intermountain
Northwest
Washington State
Tection Agency
James
Agee
Boise, Cascade
Alice Hennessey
Charles Connaughton
Western Wood Products Association
Price Gouging Only Small Part Of Electricity Rise
Washington reports the Federal Energy Administration says suspected price gouging by fuel suppliers is only a small portion of rising electric costs. Investigations target 231 suppliers, 41 utilities, with potential violations totaling 19.7 million dollars and 578.8 million in price adjustments already identified.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Gormiar Smith
Smith
Robert Montgomery
Justice Department
Congress Defeats NSF Ban On Eskimo Culture Course
Arizona Rep. John Conlan fails to block federal funding for an NSF anthropology course used in schools amid controversy over Nestilik cannibalism and other shock content. The House approves NSF funding and adds procedural reporting requirements to Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
House
Canada
Ariz
NSF
Congress
Conlan
James Symington
DMO
Symington
Idaho man given life term for 1973 Garden City killing
Fourth District Judge Alfred C. Hagan sentences Danny Ward to life in prison for second degree murder in the Aug. 31 1973 shooting death of John Rex Brennan at a Garden City night club. Ward must serve 10 years before parole eligibility.
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Boise
UPI
Alfred C. Hagan
Danny Ward
John Rex Brennan
Garden City
Ward
Hagan
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U. S. Forest Service
John McQuire
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