Lockheed to lay off 2500 more workers in California
Lockheed Aircraft Corp to cut 2500 jobs amid jetliner slump caused by energy shortages. Total layoffs reach 5000 since mid November, about 19 percent of California aircraft workers. Most cuts hit California plant with some impact on Palmdale. Company will relocate workers where possible and hopes for later L1011 sales rebound. Government guarantees and credit concerns cited.
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Rosenkowitz sextuplets thriving after birth in Cape Town
Hospital spokesmen report the Rosenkowitz sextuplets, four days old, gaining weight after Caesarian delivery to Mrs. Susan Rosenkowitz at Mowbray Maternity Hospital. The six babies, three boys and three girls, gained about half an ounce each, with mild jaundice subsiding and phototherapy ended. Each infant now receives milk every three hours and tolerates the increased volume.
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South Africa
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Susan Rosenkowitz
Mowbray Maternity Hospital
Oregon's odd even gas rationing rolls out in Portland
Oregon motorists with odd license plate numbers filled gas pumps while even plates waited their turn. Station operators reported selling less by volume but more to individual motorists and offering services not possible during the energy shortage. The plan, first of its kind in the nation, aims to extend operating hours and keep stations open longer.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
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Jet speeds cut to save fuel urged by congressman
Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin calls for cutting transcontinental jet speeds by about 10 mph to reduce fuel use. He says crews report flights run 10 mph faster than economical, costing about 10 percent more fuel per trip. a 10 mph cut would add roughly 20 minutes but save about 1,000 gallons per flight.
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Yesterday Today and Tomorrow travelogue on aviation history
Betty Van Matre of theKi-Wi Speakers Bureau presents Yesterday Today and Tomorrow a travelogue on aviation history at the Scottsdale Public Library Auditorium 3839 Civic Center Plaza. The program co sponsored by the library and American Airlines includes packing tips and a wrinkle free wardrobe demo. Reservations urged as seating is limited.
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Scottsdale Public Library
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Retirement Extra benefits do not cut SS checks
Reader questions cover Social Security retirement eligibility for own earnings and how disability or divorced spouse rules changed. Answers clarify earnings limits in 1974, conditions for withholding benefits, and the removal of the requirement that an ex-husband contribute to a divorced wife’s support.
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