Americans back import ban to save jobs in poll
A national survey of 3,800 adults across nine cities finds over 80 percent support government limits on foreign imports to protect U S jobs even if products cost more American versions favored as a top foreign policy goal The study funded by Charles F Kettering Foundation and conducted by Cleveland State University notes broader support for higher defense spending and goals to ease hunger and contain communism.
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United States
Charles F. Kettering Foundation
Dayton
Ohio
Communication Research Center
Cleveland State University
McDonald Ohio steel plant shutdown fears loom in Mahoning Valley
U S Steel stated it would not invest further to avert closures at the McDonald and Ohio Works plants, threatening thousands of jobs in Youngstown area. Local leaders form a 23 member committee to map contingency plans, with McDonald buoyed by two years of surplus funds while concerns grow over regional dependence on mill income.
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Thomas Leskovak
Vember
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U.S. S
Ohio Works
Edward Stanton
Ecumenical Coalition of the
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U S. Steel
School weighs action over NBC underage drinking segment
Hartsdale New York school officials plan to meet January 10 to decide whether to sue NBC and Betty Furness over a Today show segment that served 30 proof drinks to 15 students aged 12 to 16 in a teen drinking report. The school says producers misrepresented their permission and failed to identify teachers, while Heublein disputes the broadcast portrayal and may sue.
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Betty Furness
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Westchester County
Robert Frelow
Richard Guory
Frelow
Hereford
Lawless May Be Fresno Sheriff Candidate
Fresno California AP reports June's sheriff race includes police Sgt. Gerald Lawless among the candidates in the field for Fresno County.
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Convict Charged in Mineo Slaying in Beverly Hills
Lionel R. Williams 21 faces a first degree murder charge in the February 1976 stabbing death of Sal Mineo. Investigators say he acted alone and killed Mineo with robbery as a motive, though money was found on Mineo’s bloodstained body and robbery is contested. Williams faces eight months left on a Michigan forgery sentence.
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Sal Mineo
Beverly Hills
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Lionel R. Williams
Calhoun
Marshall
Mich
Los Angeles
Peter Pitchess
Williams
Mineo
Pitchess
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