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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1973

Page

5

Auto labor talks begin at GM as UAW opens bargaining

United Auto Workers and General Motors begin contract negotiations covering more than 700000 workers with plans to move next to Ford and Chrysler. Key issues include voluntary overtime rights, retirement improvements, dental care, cost of living protections, and in-plant health and safety programs.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers General Motors Corp UAW International Ford Chrysler Leonard Wooddcock Woodcock United Auto Workers Union

New GM UAW talks open in renovated Detroit wing

The GM UAW contract talks begin with a redesigned fifth floor bargaining wing in Detroit. A $25 million modernization includes a new 52 foot table for 42, advanced microphones and 42 plush chairs, with UAW and GM officials occupying dedicated offices.

Helen Cronin Board of Directors UAW

Power outage disrupts Scottsdale Police radio system

A Saturday night power failure disabled Scottsdale Police radio and switchboard, forcing officers to dispatch from a patrol car base. Lt. Fred Todd said the emergency generator failed, leaving the department operating by 8:35 p.m. after APS restored power to most areas by 8:05 pm.

Scottsdale Fred Todd Steve Cherekos Sherry Hall Todd Arizona Public Service AAN Aps Second Street Marshall Way Arizona Canal Osborn Road Orange Lane Miller Road

Water rights topic to be discussed with officials in Arizona

The Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs will host a two day meeting August 22 and 23 with national and state government officials at the Sunrise Park Hotel on the Fort Apache Reservation. Officials say misunderstandings about water rights have grown as water demand increases.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Arizona Commission On Indian Affairs Sunrise Park Fort Apache Commission

U S and Japan hold talks on oil and trade issues

Secretary of State William Rogers and Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira led the opening of the ninth American Japanese joint economic committee in Tokyo. They discussed world oil problems and trade frictions while noting Japan’s constitutional limits on military actions and a shrinking U S trade deficit. Both sides saw progress on the swollen U S Japanese trade surplus and explored joint approaches to oil and gas development in Siberia.

Tokyo UPI William Rogers Masayoshi Ohira United States Joint Economic Committee Rogers Japan Asia U.S Ohira America Chira Siberia

Senior Citizen Gray Panthers active in many parts of nation

A Philadelphia based advocacy group led by Maggie Kuhn, the Gray Panthers, has chapters across the United States from New York to San Francisco. The group focuses on senior rights, racism, poverty, and women’s liberation, and publishes guides on nursing home advocacy. Letters discuss care quality and nursing home conditions, with readers seeking action and information.

Gray Panthers John T. Watts Tabernacle The Panthers Maggie Ms. Kuhn Philadelphia Maggie Kuhn Copley News Service

Crossword Puzzle 1 Protrude 4 Toward the left

Crossword clues fill a mixed list of terms including Protrude toward the left and various across and down hints. The puzzle presents entries such as Evergreen tree Be in debt and Soft food along with several numeric and specialized clues.

River Island

Weekend quiet in Belfast with single bombing incident

Weekend in Northern Ireland saw its quietest period in months with one bombing injuring four in a Belfast bar. British army sources report near elimination of the Provisional IRA’s core in most areas and capture of leadership figures in Ardoyne, New Lodge Road, and Markets.

Belfast UPI Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army Irish Republic Provo Ardoyne New Lodge Road Markets Dublin Glack IRA Belleek Army

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