UAW weighs Chrysler crisis in emergency session
CHICAGO UAW members were called into emergency session to consider Chrysler Corp s financial crisis and a two year wage and benefit freeze. More than 200 officers at Chrysler plants in the U S and Canada were expected to attend as UAW President Douglas Fraser warned of a dim view of the demand though sacrifices to help Chrysler regain health could be possible. State and federal officials weighed loan guarantees and possible relief from emission and fuel economy standards while Michigan leaders sought Washington aid. Chrysler s losses totaled 260 million in the first six months, with a 207 million second quarter loss prompting Lee Iacocca to bargain with the UAW for new labor deals for about 100 000 workers.
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UPR
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
United States
Canada
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Michigan
Brodhead
U.S. Treasury
Lee A. Iacocca
Manson case marked turning point for hippie era
The Tate and LaBianca murders shocked America and ended the hippie era in public view. Manson, Atkins, Van Houten, Krenwinkel, Watson were found guilty. parole likely for several within years. Bugliosi calls it the most bizarre murders in American history and notes Manson’s influence remains contentious.
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Sebring
Frykowski
Sharon Tate
Abigail Folger
Lena LaBianca
Rosemary
LaBianca
Tate
Beverly Hills
Jesus Christ
Vincent Bugliosi
Bugliosi
Tate and LaBianca
Susan Atkins
Sadie Mae Glutz
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Spahn Ranch
Charlie
Linda Kasabian
Charles
Tex” Watson
Texas
Charles Manson
Haight-Ashbury
University of California At Berkeley
Manson
Patricia, Krenwinkel
Charles Watson
California State Supreme Court
Tate-La-Bianca
Watson
City settles slaying suit over 1975 Maxwell death
City reached a 1978 settlement of about 17500 in a slaying claim tied to the August 12 1975 Maxwell shooting during a burglary escape. Attorneys for Ferguson White Giesser and Gibson refused to disclose the amount citing a prior case, noting the sum may remain a private record. Giesser said Killean has not been told the settlement figure but will be informed and told not to disclose it.
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Daryl Lee Maxwell
Maxwell
Killean
Ferguson
Gregory A. White
Elyria
William Giesser
Joseph Gibson
White
Giesser
Gibson
Cleveland councilman to stand trial in Columbus on graft charges
Cleveland councilman Cea sar Moss faces three counts of theft in office and five counts of bribery. A visiting judge moved the trial venue to Columbus and granted a possible continuance for prosecution logistics. On the same day, the 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals declared Ohio’s organized crime law unconstitutional, marking a second appellate challenge after a Cincinnati panel voided Hustler publisher Larry Flynt’s conviction.
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UPD
Ceasar Moss
Columbus
George Tyack
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Tarry to open LaGrange office Sunday event
Robert Tarry a real estate businessman since 1961 announced he will open a new office Sunday at 105 Public Square LaGrange with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. The remodeled office mirrors a 1897 building and reflects his 1967 start in the business. Bike licenses sold at South Park Saturday 10 a.m. to noon by Elyria Park Rangers.
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Robert Tarry
Public Square
LaGrange
Tarry
S. Park
South Park
Elyria Park Rangers
I Dont Think Mommy Loves Me A Stabbed Girl Tale
Five year old Candice Jo McCarthy told police her mother stabbed her and threw her in a trash container behind a drugstore in Riverside. A motorist found her in a blood soaked dress and she was taken to Riverside General in stable condition after surgery. Patricia McCarthy, 26, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and felony child abuse.
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Calif
UPI
Candice Jo McCarthy
Candice Jo
Arlington
Sre
Riverside General Hospital
Patricia McCarthy
Irene Agnello
Tour of topless bars in Times Square sparks feminist protest
In New York, a two day tour of peep shows and adult shops led by Women Against Pornography drew women of diverse ages through Show World and Pussycat venues. They argue pornography degrades women and aim to shift public opinion while preserving First Amendment rights. Nearby guards and customers watched as participants debated censorship, legality, and the impact on society.
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Barbara Mehrhof
Gloria Steinem
Lynn Campbell
Dolores Alexander
Susan Brownmiller
Ms. Alexander
Times Square
National Organization For Women
Women Against Pornography
Ms. Mehrhof
WAP
Jean Hamerman
U.S. Supreme Court
Mehrhof
Pussycat
42Nd Street
New York
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