United Airlines mechanics approve new contract ending strike
In Burlingame California United Airlines mechanics ratified a contract ending a two week strike by 70 percent in favor. District 141 secretary Monty Chavez said nationwide vote tallied at 3 506 to 1 838 in his district, the largest with about 7 500 members.
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Ford to offer Colby ambassadorship to Norway
Newsweek reports President Ford will name William Colby ambassador to Norway after he was fired as CIA chief Colby declined a post with NATO saying his spy career makes him too controversial for the job. In other items, 1975 steel shipments likely to fall about 27 from 1974 and Lynette Fromme remains orderly at San Diego federal prison.
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Levi says busing is last remedy for school racial balance
Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi on CBS Face The Nation says busing is one remedy, an equitable remedy to fix inequities, but not always a good remedy and that school systems should not be run by the courts.
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CBS
Face the Nation
Iceland Volcano Erupts Renewed Gash Extends
The lava gash in northeast Iceland lengthened on Sunday while frequent earthquakes kept residents alert up to 28 miles away. Geologists expect a new eruption near Mt Theistareykjarbunga about 16 miles north of Saturday’s break. No serious injuries or major damage reported though tremors disrupted shelves in Husavik and northeastern telephone lines.
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Hanoi Releases War Dead From Vietnam Flight to Bangkok
Remains of three American pilots killed in Vietnam are flown from Hanoi to Bangkok in small flag wrapped caskets. A U.N. official notes Hanoi tone has shifted as North Vietnam hints at releasing more remains. The four member House delegation led by Rep. Montgomery negotiated with Hanoi and transferred caskets to U.S. personnel for lab analysis before eventual shipment home.
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Gunmen seize OPEC meeting in Vienna assault
In Vienna five men and a woman attacked the OPEC conference injuring several. They captured oil ministers from 11 nations and demanded broad demands while signaling a possible flight to Algeria. Austrian Chancellor Kreisky arranged hostages' transfer and release terms for the gunmen.
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Ford edges toward signing tax compromise to curb rise
President Ford prepares to sign a congressional tax compromise that would keep taxes from rising on Jan 1 and, he says, pave the way for further cuts. The measure caps spending and promises lower rates for individuals and families, amid debate over its impact on unemployment and inflation.
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al Ullman
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Weather Outlook for Laurel Mountain Area
Partly cloudy today with a cloudy Tuesday. Monday night temperatures in the teens. Monday and Tuesday highs in the 20s. Northerly winds 5 to 12 mph. Snow chances 20 percent Monday and 10 percent Monday night.
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Where Is He J D Salinger Vanishes From Public Eye
Associated Press writer Marcus Eliason searches for J D Salinger amid claimed secrecy. The piece notes Salinger has withdrawn from public life and remains shrouded in anonymity as readers seek his whereabouts.
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Associated Press
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